Auto dealerships in Brooklyn have launched a lawsuit against Gov. Andrew Cuomo over restrictions aimed at curbing new infections in coronavirus clusters.
October 16, 2020 at 04:26 PM
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Auto dealerships in Brooklyn have launched a lawsuit against Gov. Andrew Cuomo over restrictions aimed at curbing new infections in coronavirus clusters.
The dealerships are located in a red-zone area in which nonessential businesses are mandated to close down their in-person operations due to state-issued rules intended to mitigate coronavirus clusters.
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