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Pollard v. Remington Arms Company, LLC et al
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4:13-cv-00086
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- Bautista LeRoy
- Bolen Robinson
- Chaffin Law Firm
- Chaikin Law Firm
- Climaco Wilcox
- Kempton & Russell
- Lanier Law Firm
- Levin Sedran
- Monsees & Mayer
- Neblett Beard
- Shook Hardy
- Swanson Martin
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January 18, 2017
Remington Seeks Final OK Of Faulty Trigger Suit Settlement
Remington Arms Co. LLC on Tuesday asked a Missouri federal court for final approval of a settlement to end a class action brought by gun owners in which it agreed to replace allegedly defective faulty trigger mechanisms in its best-selling Model 700 rifle and pay up to $12.5 million to class counsel.
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December 05, 2014
Remington Replacing Rifle Triggers To End Class Actions
Remington Arms Co. LLC said Friday that it will replace allegedly faulty triggers in millions of Model 700 rifles, its most popular model, as part of a settlement to end Missouri and Washington federal class actions alleging the triggers caused accidental discharges and fatalities.