12-29-2012, 07:35 AM
While I find this rinsane it raises a question in my mind.
In Iowa businesses can post a no firearms sign on their door if they do not want a customer to carry a concealed weapon on their premises. Some of the states counties have also made laws banning people from carrying on county property. The entire time these signs and laws have ben going up we, as a group [carry dangerous weapons permit holders] have ben telling them that should something bad happen while we were on their premises there was a good chance someone would file a claim against them because they did not provide adequate safety/protection. They kept telling us that a claim would never get filed. Well here is the case that will prove it one way or another.
In Iowa businesses can post a no firearms sign on their door if they do not want a customer to carry a concealed weapon on their premises. Some of the states counties have also made laws banning people from carrying on county property. The entire time these signs and laws have ben going up we, as a group [carry dangerous weapons permit holders] have ben telling them that should something bad happen while we were on their premises there was a good chance someone would file a claim against them because they did not provide adequate safety/protection. They kept telling us that a claim would never get filed. Well here is the case that will prove it one way or another.