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News Federal Appeals Court Revives ICE Officer’s Lawsuit Against Sig Sauer Over Accidental P320 Discharge

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Federal Appeals Court Revives ICE Officer’s Lawsuit Against Sig Sauer Over Accidental P320 Discharge


The legal battle over Sig Sauer’s P320 pistol has taken a decisive turn as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that former Marine and ICE officer Keith Slatowski can present his $10 million negligence case to a jury, despite limitations on expert testimony that initially derailed his lawsuit.
 
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