Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2018
Abstract
Deep pocket jurisprudence, where plaintiffs name corporations as codefendants of less wealthy individual tortfeasors, is not uncommon in tort litigation. When the plaintiffs are victims of gun violence and the corporate defendants are firearms manufacturers, however, these suits are particularly controversial. Instead of aiming to make the victims whole, these suits are opposed (or supported) as attempts to regulate the firearms industry on a widespread basis. This article explores some of the resources available to understand the recent history of suits against firearms manufacturers.
Recommended Citation
Britt, Kate E. "Negligent Entrustment in Gun Industry Litigation: A Primer." Mich. B.J. 97, no. 6 (2018): 66-7.