Renzulli Law Firm, LLP recently represented a retail firearms dealer in New York in connection with a proceeding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (“ATF”) had commenced to revoke its federal firearms license because of various record keeping discrepancies. By working with the ATF, we were able to prevent the revocation of the dealer's license and it was only required to participate in a warning conference with the ATF.
For more information on representation during regulatory compliance hearings before the ATF or related state agencies, as well as counseling regarding compliance with federal firearms regulations to ensure that your next compliance inspection will go smoothly, contact Christopher Renzulli or Scott C. Allan.
Firm Saves Retail Dealer's Federal Firearms License From Revocation by Federal Authorities
Firm Defeats Wrongful Termination Claim in Mississippi
Plaintiff was terminated for poor performance in August 2006. He responded by suing his former employer claiming that he had been discharged in violation of Mississippi’s public policy because the “real” reason he had been discharged was he had allegedly reported illegal and unethical conduct. Plaintiff also claimed that he had been intentionally and negligently subjected to emotional distress by his supervisor during his employment. Through thorough and complete discovery, Renzulli Law Firm, LLP was able to establish that plaintiff had lied on his employment application regarding his prior employment history and, in fact, had been terminated for cause from two prior employers and had responded by unsuccessfully suing each of them for wrongful discharge.
John Renzulli Leads High Profile Defense

John Renzulli leads the defense team in a high profile case covered by news outlets throughout the United States.
(John Renzulli at trial)
New York Law Journal Features John Renzulli in "Top Cases"
Defense Research Institute Lauds Renzulli Law Firm for Major Victory
In October 2009, Defense Research Institute (DRI) selected Renzulli Law Firm's victory in Ileto v. Glock, Inc. as one of the major defense victories of the month. Ileto v. Glock, Inc., et al., 565 F.3d 1126 (2009) was a significant test of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The case itself was highly publicized in media outlets around the Country following Bufford Furrow’s shooting of several children at the North Valley Jewish Community Center and the murder of Joseph S. Ileto in Los Angeles on August 10, 1999. A copy of the Court's opinion can be found here. To listen to the argument click on the audio link on this page.
DRI's coverage of the Firm's victory can be found here and here.
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John Renzulli represented several high profile defendants, including GLOCK, Inc., in one of the most publicized and contentious cases waging war against the firearms industry as a whole. A copy of the article from New York Law Journal Magazine is available below.