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Columbus And Dayton Sue Ohio Attorney General To Fix Gun Background Checks
The cities of Columbus and Dayton are suing Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office over what they call a failure to update the criminal background...
Columbus, Dayton Sue Ohio AG Over ‘Broken’ Background Check System
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two of Ohio’s largest cities claim in a suit against a division of the state attorney general’s office that it failed…
Columbus, Dayton sue AG Dave Yost to improve Ohio’s background-check database
City attorneys for Columbus and Dayton have asked a Franklin County court to order Attorney General Dave Yost’s office to fix “large, dangerous...
Madison Parents Urge Ohio Supreme Court to Uphold Ruling That Arming School Teachers With Only 24 Hours of Training Is Illegal Under State Law
Hundreds of Ohio Teachers, as well as Teachers’ Unions, Safety and Education Experts, Law Enforcement and Cities of Columbus and Cincinnati Also Filed…
Election Protection: Preventing and Responding to Illegal Armed Voter Intimidation and Election Interference
What does the law say? Voter intimidation is a crime under federal law and the law of all 50 states and the District of…
Houston Church, Coffee Shops Challenge State’s ‘No-Guns-Allowed’ Signs
A Houston church and two area businesses are challenging a state law that requires private businesses to display signs declaring that they do not...
Houston Church and Business – Represented by Everytown Law and Jones Day – Challenge Texas Law Intended to Punish Business Owners That Want to Keep Guns off Their Property
Current Law – Designed to be Punitive – Requires Houses of Worship and Businesses Wanting to Prohibit Firearms to Post Oversized, Visually Unappealing…
Houston Church and Business Challenge Texas’ Onerous Signage Restrictions for Keeping Guns off Private Property
Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church, et al. v. Paxton, et al.
Cities, With Support From Everytown, Sue to Compel Trump Administration to Address Growing Threat From ‘Ghost Guns’
Lawsuit Alleges that ATF’s Dangerous and Erroneous Interpretation Of Critical Gun Safety Law Allows Explosive Growth of Unregulated Firearms that are Increasingly Being used…
Cities, with Support from Everytown, Sue to Compel ATF to Address Growing Threat from Ghost Guns
City of Syracuse, New York, et al. v. ATF, et al.
Everytown Law: ATF Should Revoke Firearms License Granted to Successor of Gun Manufacturer Tied to Trafficking
Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund Has Also Bid in Jimenez Arms LLC’s Bankruptcy Auction To Keep The Inventory of Cheap, Dangerous Firearms From…
Parents of Slain Santa Fe Exchange Student Sabika Sheikh Start Pakistan Foundation in Her Name
More than two years after the Santa Fe High School shooting, the family of a Pakistani exchange student killed during the massacre...
Elhert v. Settle
Defending Virginia’s background check requirement.
What the 2020 Supreme Court Term Means for US Gun Laws
Everytown Law Represents the Family of Amber Clark in a Lawsuit Seeking Information About Her Death
Clark, et al. v. Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office, et al.
Everytown Law Responds After Supreme Court Denies All Pending Requests to Hear Challenges to Gun Safety Laws
New York — Everytown Law, the litigation arm of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, today released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme…
Rupp v. Becerra
Supporting California's Assault Weapons Control Act.
Father of School Shooting Victim Takes On Smith & Wesson
The father of a mass shooting victim and two gun safety groups petitioned the federal government on Sunday to stop the firearms manufacturer...
Everytown Support Fund, Moms Demand Action Respond After Supreme Court Ruling In Suit Over Now-Repealed New York City Gun Rule
New York — Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund (“Everytown”) and Moms Demand Action, the grassroots volunteer network of Everytown for Gun Safety,…
New Everytown Law Analysis: The Second Amendment Does Not Require Officials to Give Gun Stores Special Treatment During Coronavirus Closures
New York — Everytown Law, the litigation arm of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, today released a legal memorandum debunking gun…
17-Year-Old Who Carried Out Mass Shooting at Santa Fe High School Illegally Bought Ammunition on Website That Never Verified His Age, Lawsuit Alleges
Santa Fe, TX — The 17-year-old shooter who killed 10 people and wounded 13 others at Santa Fe High School in 2018 bought more…
Everytown Law Announces Settlement with Gun Dealer That Sold Gun Used in Kansas City Murder
Kansas City, MO — Everytown Law, the litigation arm of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, announced today that a Jackson County judge…
Judge Rules Kansas City Couple’s Suit Against Gun Manufacturer Can Move Forward
Suit Alleges the Company’s Actions Contributed to Illegal Distribution of Firearms Kansas City, MO — Everytown Law, the litigation arm of Everytown for…
