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Some real heavy weight law firms, of course the NRA has their own but appears they may need to increase their dues.
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On the defensive, gun control advocates are now quietly developing a plan to chip away at the gun lobby’s growing clout: Team up with corporate law firms.
After the Orlando nightclub massacre and a string of other mass shootings, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison; Covington & Burling; Arnold & Porter; and four other prominent law firms formed a coalition with gun control groups that until now have worked largely on their own. Together, the firms are committing tens of millions of dollars in free legal services from top corporate lawyers who typically bill clients $1,000 an hour or more.
This effort is highly unusual in its scale. Although law firms often donate time to individual causes, and some firms have worked on gun control on a piecemeal basis, the number and the prominence of the firms involved in the new coalition are unheard-of for modern-day big law. Other firms are expected to join in the coming months.
This will have an impact but it's a tough road with the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in place to shield the gun manufacturers and dealers.
Instead of these asinine attempts thwarting their efforts and dissuading people from becoming members, they are only working to increase the popularity of the NRA.
Gun legislation is dead. These lawyers will only lose so much money without any return. They are fools like the groups that enlisted them. End of discussion.
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