Texas and Florida, the second and third most populous states in the U.S., are both gearing up to introduce legislation aimed at curbing COVID-19 liability exposure for businesses, sparking debates over the necessity and scope of those protections.
January 28, 2021 at 08:00 PM
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Texas and Florida, the second and third most populous states in the U.S., respectively, are both gearing up to introduce legislation aimed at curbing COVID-19 liability exposure for businesses, sparking debates over the necessity and scope of those protections.
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