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Lawyer to Roam Florida Beaches Dressed as Grim Reaper

Saturday, 25 April 2020

Florida lawyer Daniel Uhlfelder is making news again, this time due to his antics related to protecting beachgoers from the COVID-19 pandemic. So reports NBC News.

Girl Sues After Police Demand She Remove COVID-19 Post

Saturday, 25 April 2020

Wisconsin teenager Amyiah Cohoon is filing a lawsuit after being threatened by law enforcement to remove a social media post indicating she had COVID-19. So reports The New York Post.

Tesla to Collect Undisclosed Sum in Zoox Settlement

Saturday, 18 April 2020

Electric-vehicle maker Tesla has reached a settlement with self-driving-vehicle startup Zoox after filing a lawsuit last year alleging some employees—including ones that used to work at Tesla—tried to steal proprietary data. So reports the Motley Fool.

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