Paul Schwiep of Coffey Burlington in Miami. Photo: Larry Gatz Photography.
"The virus has caused a series of cascading losses, and we’re playing a game of musical chairs about where the loss should ultimately land," said plaintiffs attorney Paul J. Schwiep.
April 28, 2020 at 10:03 AM
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A group of Orthodox and conservative Jews who paid thousands in deposits to attend Passover retreats that were canceled over COVID-19 stay-at-home orders have banded together for a putative class-action lawsuit to demand refunds.
The case raises questions about the circumstances under which businesses should bear the cost of COVID-19.
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