Though the suit also names the gun’s owner as a defendant, it’s the latest case in a series of litigation filed against Sig Sauer, a New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer accused of making guns that have gone off without the trigger being pulled.
June 09, 2023 at 11:12 AM
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Attorneys from law firms in Georgia and Connecticut have filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the parents of a 21-year-old man who died in an accidental shooting.
Though the suit also names the gun’s owner as a defendant, it’s the latest case in a string of litigation filed against Sig Sauer, a New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer accused of making guns that have gone off without the trigger being pulled.
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Dalton Harrell’s parents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit after he died from an accidental shooting involving a Sig Sauer pistol. (Courtesy photo)
A P938 model Sig Sauer pistol. (Courtesy photo)
