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May 31, 2024
Attorney Josh Koskoff discusses suing big tech and gunmakers for Uvalde and Sandy Hook families. Topics include holding tech companies accountable for marketing guns to children, the impact of targeting kids, and the legal boundaries of video game content in relation to real-life violence.
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- Josh Koskoff filed lawsuits against gunmaker Daniel Defense and tech giants Meta and Activision for their roles in promoting gun violence incidents like the one in Uvalde.
- Koskoff believes that social media platforms and games like Call of Duty contribute to desensitizing individuals to violence and normalizing the use of firearms.
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