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HoganWillig law firm in federal court lawsuit: The Attorney General “made it clear that Plaintiff was being watched and monitored and was conducting car counts in the parking lot and underground garage, [and] that she knew who was and was not working in other non-HoganWillig offices at the Amherst building”
HoganWillig is a multi-office law firm in western New York State. Among its practice areas is real estate closings, which enabled it to obtain designation from the state as an “essential” business even under Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus lockdown orders.
The firm also has gained expertise in advising businesses how to weather the coronavirus regulatory storm, and now finds itself in the center of one of those storms as the New York Attorney General’s Office has been threatening the firm over its continued real estate operations, claiming the firm was not complying with Cuomo’s Orders. The firm is fighting back with a federal court lawsuit
What makes this case particularly interesting, is the apparent extent to which the NY AG’s office has gone to investigate HoganWillig, and that such investigation was the result of alleged complaints from unnamed persons.
legalinsurrection.com
HoganWillig is a multi-office law firm in western New York State. Among its practice areas is real estate closings, which enabled it to obtain designation from the state as an “essential” business even under Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus lockdown orders.
The firm also has gained expertise in advising businesses how to weather the coronavirus regulatory storm, and now finds itself in the center of one of those storms as the New York Attorney General’s Office has been threatening the firm over its continued real estate operations, claiming the firm was not complying with Cuomo’s Orders. The firm is fighting back with a federal court lawsuit
What makes this case particularly interesting, is the apparent extent to which the NY AG’s office has gone to investigate HoganWillig, and that such investigation was the result of alleged complaints from unnamed persons.
NY AG threatens law firm claiming office headcount violates Cuomo lockdown, gets sued in response
HoganWillig law firm in federal court lawsuit: The Attorney General "made it clear that Plaintiff was being watched and monitored and was conducting car counts in the parking lot and underground garage, [and] that she knew who was and was not working in other non-HoganWillig offices at the...
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