Five families file suit against FedEx, security firm nearly a year after mass shooting

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2 thoughts on “Five families file suit against FedEx, security firm nearly a year after mass shooting

  1. I wish somebody would’ve stopped these frivolous lawsuits from happening years ago. Our justice system is a complete joke and courts are so full of these bogus cases. Life insurance is around for a reason. FedEx had nothing to do with some psycho killing 8 of their employees.

  2. The atty says it’s a “pleasure”. You chased an ambulance and now have a shot at extortion from a Fortune 100 company. How grotesque is your life when that is a pleasure.

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