When Quarles & Brady partner Emily Feinstein read about Sandy Hook parent Leonard Pozner’s lawsuit against Sandy Hook denier James Fetzer, she knew she wanted to be part of the case.

Feinstein, a Wisconsin attorney who has two small children, said she gets the dockets of lawsuits filed in Wisconsin, and the Pozner case intrigued her. What followed for Feinstein was something she said she never could have imagined: a defendant who said a mass murder never occurred; who doubted that grieving father Pozner was the real Leonard Pozner; and who said Pozner’s son’s death certificate was a fraud.

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