According to the lawsuit Cocanour et al. v. National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc., which was filed late last month, the NSSF—the trade association for the firearms industry—has “disregarded the privacy of firearms buyers by gathering their personal info into a database for political purposes.”
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However, according to anyone with even the smallest shred of common sense, the NSSF did nothing wrong.
The lawsuit was filed Sept. 22 by Riley Breakell, an attorney for Motley Rice, LLC, which has offices in eight states. It’s her first real legal gig. Breakell only graduated from law school two years ago. Prior to joining her current firm, she interned for the public defender in Connecticut and worked as a legal assistant for Catholic Charities in Portland, Oregon.
According to her bio, Breakell has active lawsuits against YouTube, over alleged mental health harm; Instagram, which she claims is addictive; and Facebook, which she claimed is “designed to encourage compulsive use and addictive behavior.
Breakell is joined by Benjamin Gould, a Seattle attorney working for Keller
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