Category: Defect Firearms

BG Lawyers Named to 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumers Lawyers List

Nine outstanding Bailey Glasser partners have been named to the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers list, which recognizes lawyers fighting for justice in consumer litigation across the country.

Congratulations to:
• Brian Glasser: BG Founding Partner
• Katherine E. Charonko: ESI Practice Group Leader
• Joshua Hammack: Partner, Commercial & Environmental Litigation Practice Group
• James Kauffman: Partner, Consumer Litigation Practice Group
• Patricia Kipnis: Consumer Litigation Practice Group Leader
• Jonathan Marshall: Contingent Practice Area Leader
• Todd Mathews: Partner, Mass Torts Practice Group
• Michael Murphy: Partner, Contingent Practice Area
• David Selby II: Mass Torts Practice Group Leader

As stated by Lawdragon: “[W]e’re so proud to present this amazing collection of coast-to-coast champions who dedicate their lives to helping people going through the hardest moments of their lives.”

From standing up for survivors of sexual abuse, battling corporate giants in complex mass tort litigation, to advocating for consumer rights against unfair fees, and supporting complex class actions through cutting-edge e-Discovery practices, these Bailey Glasser lawyers are relentless in their pursuit of justice.

We applaud all the lawyers who made this list and we thank Lawdragon for the recognition. To learn more about the BG lawyers recognized, visit here.

For more about this recognition visit Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers list here.

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Interviews Partner David Selby on Lawsuit Against Gunmaker Taurus

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution covers a new lawsuit brought by law firms Bailey Glasser and Wheeles Garmon. David Selby II, partner and Mass Tort Practice Group chair is leading the litigation on behalf of Bailey Glasser. “The guns fire without pulling the trigger, and they fire when they shouldn’t fire,” Selby told AJC.

The article delves into a nationwide class action lawsuit filed on Friday in Georgia against firearm manufacturer and distributor Taurus, which seeks to have Taurus institute a robust notice and recall program. It is our position that the pistols cannot be repaired.

The suit alleges, among other things, violations of Georgia’s Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act and seeks unspecified damages to compensate thousands of affected gun owners, including the profits Taurus made from producing the allegedly defective firearms and notes that “[f]or years, (the Taurus companies) have knowingly manufactured, marketed, and distributed thousands of defective (GX4) pistols to consumers . . . Specifically, the defect causes the trigger of the [GX4] pistols to move rearward when the pistol is subjected to an impact or dropped.”

“We certainly anticipate there unfortunately will be more (harmful incidents) because the guns are out there,” Selby said.

To learn more, read the full article here.
#DefectiveFirearms #Taurus #BaileyGlasser #TaurusGX4 #DropFire

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