"I do think that this case is a very important warning to the firearms industry about how they market their weapons," said Eli Wade-Scott, partner at the law firm Edelson. "[While] this doesn't apply to every gun manufacturer, unfortunately, it applies to a number of them." (Credit: Salivanchuk Semen/Shutterstock)
In the hours following, as police attempted to clear the scene, partners of Chicago-based plaintiffs firm Edelson, who were also attending the parade, hunkered down in a basement with their families, waiting for the green light to come out.
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Isha Marathe
New York-based legal technology reporter, covering new things happening around privacy law, e-discovery and cybersecurity. Meanwhile, attempting to hit every hole-in-the-wall restaurant from Brooklyn to at least South of Houston.
