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Ross Feller Casey, LLP Files Lawsuit Claiming Lowe's Ignored Clear and Escalating Warning Signs That Led to Scranton Employee's Fatal Shooting By a Coworker

On Dec. 15, 2025, Ross Feller Casey, LLP filed a wrongful-death lawsuit in Lackawanna County for Jeffrey Moeller Jr., alleging he was shot inside the Scranton Lowe's store on June 14, 2025 due to Lowe's recklessness.
After raising safety concerns for more than a year, Moeller told Lowe's management a coworker posed risks and was reassured, but the lawsuit alleges promised protections were not implemented.
Records show the coworker Christopher Wasnetsky warned managers his anger was intensifying and shortly before the killing emailed that the company `could have prevented` Mr. Moeller's death amid targeted harassment.
The Moeller family says the loss has devastated them emotionally and financially, and they are requesting privacy as they grieve; Moeller is survived by his wife Keisha and their three daughters, ages 11, 8, and 6.
Attorney Joel J. Feller says Lowe's `ignored its most basic and fundamental responsibility for workplace safety,` while Ross Feller Casey, LLP claims its $3 billion recovery record supports seeking accountability.

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Ross Feller Casey, LLP Files Lawsuit Claiming Lowe's Ignored Clear and Escalating Warning Signs That Led to Scranton Employee's Fatal Shooting By a Coworker

SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ross Feller Casey, LLP, a nationally recognized catastrophic injury law firm based in Philadelphia, filed a wrongful death lawsuit today on behalf of the family of Jeffrey Moeller Jr., a Lowe's employee who…

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