Renzulli Law Firm

Renzulli Law Firm recently posted victories in two separate widely-watched cases, Gilland v. Sportsmen's Outpost, Inc. and Williams v. Beemiller.

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CBS News quoted Renzulli Law Firm's Christopher Renzulli in an article addressing the Mexican Government's retention of an American law firm to explore civil lawsuits against firearm manufacturers. In the article, Christopher Renzulli states his opinion that civil lawsuits against firearm manufacturers would be difficult for the Mexican government to win because the "Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act would bar that kind of lawsuit from the start." 

Renzulli Law Firm Partner Christopher Renzulli was again quoted in the news in connection with  litigation involving the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) in Connecticut. In the case, Christopher Renzulli leads the defense of a Connecticut  firearms retailer. Renzulli Law Firm moved to dismiss the case against the retailer on PLCAA grounds. An oral argument on the motion to dismiss was held in Hartford, Connecticut on March 7, 2011, with the United States participating to defend the constitutionality of the PLCAA, and the BradyCenter to Prevent Gun Violence on behalf of the plaintiff. The media reports can be found here and here.

Christopher Renzulli was widely quoted in connection  with Renzulli Law Firm’s headlining victory in Illeto v. Glock, a major case concerning the PLCAA, in the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Christopher Renzulli and John Tait's Court's Struggle to Corral Scaffold Law's 'Runner' was prominently featured in the December 10, 2010 issue of the New York Law Journal. Renzulli and Tait's article has attracted attention in the legal community, and was discussed in a February 10, 2011 article in the New York Law Journal (subscription required). Click READ MORE to access Renzulli and Tait's article.