On May 25, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York dismissed a challenge by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc., and fourteen gun industry members against New York Attorney General Letitia James, upholding the constitutionality of N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law §§ 898-a to -e (§ 898). Enacted in July 2021, § 898 holds gun industry…read more →
In the firearms industry, where products like firearms, accessories, and ammunition carry inherent risks, the importance of well-crafted manual warnings and disclaimers cannot be overstated. These documents are not just instructional guides; they are critical legal tools that protect manufacturers, distributors, and retailers from liability while ensuring consumer safety and regulatory compliance. For businesses in this high-stakes industry, having an…read more →
Introduction Safety is the cornerstone of the firearms industry. Consumers, retailers, and regulators demand firearms that are reliable and secure under all conditions. California’s drop safety testing standards, enforced under the state’s Unsafe Handgun Act, are the gold standard for handgun safety in the United States. These rigorous requirements, overseen by the California Department of Justice (DOJ), offer manufacturers a…read more →
As an attorney who’s navigated the choppy waters of firearms litigation, I can tell you the Supreme Court’s ruling in Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos (605 U.S. (2025)) is a game-changer. Mexico’s attempt to pin its cartel-driven gun violence on U.S. gunmakers was bold, but the Court shut it down with a unanimous decision that reinforces…read more →
Imagine owning a piece of history—a musket from the Civil War or a flintlock pistol from the 1800s—without navigating California’s labyrinth of modern firearm regulations. For collectors and history buffs, antique firearms offer a unique opportunity to preserve the past while sidestepping many of the state’s stringent gun laws. But what exactly qualifies as an “antique firearm,” and how can…read more →
The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, guaranteeing the right to keep and bear arms, has been a cornerstone of American liberty and a subject of intense debate. Presidents have played a significant role in shaping firearms policy through legislation, executive actions, public statements, and judicial appointments. This article evaluates the five presidents whose actions were most restrictive toward…read more →
In an era of increasingly complex and restrictive firearms regulations, The Davis Law Firm stands as a beacon of expertise and advocacy for firearms businesses, shooting ranges, and individual gun owners across California. Our unwavering commitment to protecting your Second Amendment rights, combined with over three decades of specialized legal experience, makes us the premier choice for navigating the intricate…read more →
In California, the issuance and maintenance of a Carry Concealed Weapon (CCW) license are governed by strict regulations under the Penal Code, specifically sections 26202, 26206, and 26195. These sections outline the criteria for denying a CCW license application, challenging such denials, and revoking an existing license. A critical distinction is that providing inaccurate or incomplete information in the application…read more →
As Memorial Day approaches, we honor the fallen by remembering the extraordinary sacrifices of those who wielded their weapons to defend freedom. One such hero is Sgt. Alvin C. York, a World War I soldier whose remarkable bravery during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in 1918 remains a testament to courage under fire. His story, verified through military records and his own…read more →
Federal silencer deregulation threatens CA law enforcement supply! Urge the legislature to amend Penal Code §33415(c) & deregulate silencers—vital hearing protection. Read more: https://www.calgunlawyers.com/californias-looming-silencer-crisis-federal-deregulation-threatens-law-enforcement-supply/ #2A #HearingProtection #CALeg #PORAC #CPOA #CASheriffs