With the summer punctuated by shootings, lawmakers have again renewed their calls for stricter gun laws, including strengthened background checks plus bans on high-capacity magazines and certain styles of guns they say are more suited to military use than civilian.
But with a legislative solution facing steep odds, private businesses and public sector institutions are making it a priority to be proactive, including by ensuring they’re prepared for the financial costs incurred in the wake of a shooting.
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