Bmont2409
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If a business is posted for no firearms and people who have CC permits are harmed on their premises do they have any recourse against the business if they were not allowed to defend themselves?
If a business is posted for no firearms and people who have CC permits are harmed on their premises do they have any recourse against the business if they were not allowed to defend themselves?
The short answer is no.Bmont2409 said:If a business is posted for no firearms and people who have CC permits are harmed on their premises do they have any recourse against the business if they were not allowed to defend themselves?...
And Wisconsin is the only State with that rule.RatDrall said:It is written into the Wisconsin carry law that if a business DOES NOT prohibit concealed carry, they are free from liability for any actions of a legal carry holder. However, if they DO prohibit legal carry, they are liable for what happens on their property....
So what? it is still YOUR choice to voluntarily go there. If a business has a policy about something you do not like, you ask the to change or go elsewhere - that's the nice thing about this country - we always have lots of choices
So what? it is still YOUR choice to voluntarily go there. If a business has a policy about something you do not like, you ask the to change or go elsewhere - that's the nice thing about this country - we always have lots of choices
"So what" all you like. Then take a look at all of the crazy lawsuits that have succeeded. Everyone knows the McDonald's coffee is hot but they paid out. We have known that smoking is bad for you forever but again they paid out. It's gotten so bad that we have a plethera of incredibly stupid warning labels on every product known to man. Sometimes walking into a situation that has potential dangers with eyes wide open doesn't mean a matching set of idiot jurors wont call you the victim. Things like this might offend our own sense of justice, but hey, this is the real world.