Victims of 2021 Indianapolis FedEx Mass Shooting File Lawsuit Against American Tactical, Inc.
Victims allege American Tactical, Inc. unlawfully marketed the high-capacity magazine used in workplace mass shooting.
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Gurinder Singh Bains, Et Al. v. American Tactical, Inc., Anthony Dichario, Joseph Calabro, Schmeisser GMHB, and 365 Plus D.O.O
CASE STATUS: ACTIVE
APRIL 13, 2023
SOUTH CAROLINA
Brady represents victims of the 2021 mass shooting at an Indianapolis FedEx facility in a lawsuit against American Tactical, Inc.-- the distributor of the high-capacity magazine used in the shooting. American Tactical, Inc. President Tony DiChario and Marketing Director Joe Calabro, along with the magazine manufacturer, Schmeisser GmbH, are also named in the lawsuit.
As the exclusive importer of Schmeisser high-capacity magazines, the plaintiffs allege, American Tactical, Inc. negligently marketed, distributed, and sold the high capacity magazine used by the gunman.
Despite a clear duty to take every reasonable step to minimize the likelihood of an unlawful act of violence, the lawsuit contends, American Tactical, Inc. failed to implement any protocols or safeguards to prevent dangerous individuals, like the FedEx shooter, from acquiring the HCM.
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