“All of the Plaintiff’s claims hinge on there being a defect in the P320 pistol that caused it to discharge without the Plaintiff having pulled the trigger,” Judge Thrash emphasized, highlighting the central challenge in the unfolding legal drama.
Injured Officer’s Gun Defect Suit Needs Evidence : Sig Sauer’s Defense Unyielding
Sig Sauer, a prominent firearms manufacturer, remains resolute in its defense. The company’s counsel, Andrew Horowitz, directed inquiries to co-counsel Keith Gibson, who, as of Friday, had not provided a comment. White’s counsel also remained elusive, adding an air of mystery to the intensifying courtroom saga.
Injured Officer’s Gun Defect Suit Needs Evidence : Allegations Against Sig Sauer
White’s lawsuit alleges that Sig Sauer was aware of accidental discharges before shipping the weapons and, based on information and belief, suggests a history of unintended discharges involving SIG weapons. The claims paint a picture of a potentially widespread issue that Sig Sauer vehemently denies.
