US Judge Dismisses Majority of Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against Gun Makers
Six out of eight US gun manufacturers were dismissed from the lawsuit, but two companies remain defendants as Mexico considers its next steps.
- The lawsuit claimed US gun manufacturers fueled weapons trafficking to Mexican drug cartels.
- Judge ruled Mexico lacked concrete evidence linking the companies' actions to violence in Mexico.
- Smith & Wesson Brands and Witmer Public Safety Group still face legal action.
- Judge cited jurisdictional issues and insufficient evidence for dismissing claims against six companies.
- Mexico is exploring options, including possible appeals or other legal avenues.