* A new lawsuit alleges that New York City restaurants should be open for indoor dining because this “saves lives.” Since I can’t cook for my life, I might agree… [New York Post]
* A Connecticut lawyer allegedly shot his wife on Christmas Day and then killed himself in an apparent murder-suicide. [Connecticut Law Tribune]
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* The New York Attorney General is warning of COVID-19 vaccine scams. [Rochester Democrat & Chronicle]
* California is now allowing lawsuits for emotional distress even when events are seen virtually. [San Francisco Chronicle]
* A new lawsuit alleges that the plot of Outer Banks on Netflix was stolen from a novel written by a North Carolina teacher. Maybe the writer of The Goonies also has a case… [News & Observer]
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