"As this pandemic ravaged the country and the City was trying to save lives, Defendants were trying to line their own pockets," said Brian Horan, senior counsel for New York City's law department affirmative litigation division.
October 09, 2020 at 02:15 PM
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States and local governments across the country are battling lawsuits over their handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
But in a twist, one municipality is now in the plaintiff’s seat in a case playing out in federal court in Florida.
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