Pulse Nightclub Interim Memorial. Photo: Anthony Constantine/Shutterstock.com.
The Fourth District Court of Appeal found it was "legally irrelevant" that the mass shooter's employer had allegedly submitted a fraudulent psychological evaluation to help him get a gun license.
April 01, 2020 at 04:05 PM
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Relatives of those killed in a mass shooting at gay nightclub Pulse in Orlando have lost a legal battle before Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal, which on Wednesday dismissed their lawsuit against the security services company that employed shooter Omar Mateen.
The lawsuit tested the limits of Florida negligence law, which only allows claims against third parties in rare circumstances.
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