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Posted on DateWednesday, July 6, 2011 at 10:34AM

10 Questions On Every Employer's Mind About Maine's New Bring Your Gun To Work Law

AuthorMatt Bahl

Last month Maine passed L.D. 35, a law that allows employees with valid concealed firearm permits to keep a firearm in their vehicle at work – so long as the vehicle is locked and the firearm is not visible. This new law raises serious concerns for employers about property rights and employee and customer safety. Because this new law has generated so many questions, we’ve provided the following brief, practical answers to common concerns. Keep in mind, however, that the below answers are based on a narrow reading of L.D. 35 and only a viable “test case” can provide more definitive guidance.

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