Everytown Law fights for the right of every individual to be free from gun violence.
Everytown Law is the largest team of litigators in the country dedicated to advancing gun safety in the courts and through the civil and criminal justice systems.
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Houston Church and Business, Represented By Everytown Law, Challenge Texas Law Intended To Punish Business Owners That Want To Keep Guns Off Their Property
A Houston church and a local business today filed a legal challenge to a state law making it burdensome to prohibit firearms from private Texas properties, arguing that the state’s onerous and costly signage requirements for private properties seeking to prohibit guns infringe on their First Amendment right to free speech.
Cities, With Support from Everytown, Sue to Compel Trump Administration To Address Growing Threat From ‘Ghost Guns’
The lawsuit alleges that the ATF’s misinterpretation has allowed the explosive growth of unregulated ‘ghost guns’ that are increasingly being used to commit gun violence and other crimes across the country.
Everytown Calls on the FTC to Investigate Smith & Wesson's Dangerous Assault Rifle Marketing Practices
Everytown for Gun Safety and Brady released a complaint calling on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Smith & Wesson’s marketing and promotion of its M&P line of assault rifles.
Everytown Law Wins Major Gun Safety FOIA Ruling in Everytown v. ATF
Everytown's groundbreaking FOIA challenge to the Tiahrt Rider has moved to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Everytown Law Represents the Family of Amber Clark in a Lawsuit Seeking Information About Her Death
The husband, mother and sister of Amber Clark filed this lawsuit in an effort to prompt disclosure of information currently being withheld about Amber’s murder.
Representing Survivors
We work closely with people who have been wounded and with the families of those who have been killed.
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Second Amendment
Everytown Law regularly files amicus briefs defending state and federal gun safety laws against Second Amendment challenges.
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