Limiting COVID-19 Lawsuits
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Tom Stebbins of the Lawsuit Reform Alliance explains new limits on COVID-related lawsuits.
Governor Andrew Cuomo and the state Legislature have placed new limits on COVID-related lawsuits in certain instances, but some want them to go further. Tom Stebbins from the Lawsuit Reform Alliance explains.
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Limiting COVID-19 Lawsuits
Clip: Season 2020 Episode 20 | 6m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
Governor Andrew Cuomo and the state Legislature have placed new limits on COVID-related lawsuits in certain instances, but some want them to go further. Tom Stebbins from the Lawsuit Reform Alliance explains.
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