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Amazon.com, Inc. v. Attorney General Letitia James
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June 01, 2021
Amazon's 'Bad Faith' Claim Against NY AG Faces Doubts
Amazon's claim that the New York attorney general sued it over COVID-19 worker protections in bad faith drew skepticism Tuesday from a Brooklyn federal judge, who suggested the case may be moot as the pandemic fades.
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February 12, 2021
Amazon Says NY AG Is Overstepping On Virus Oversight
New York Attorney General Letitia James does not have the authority to oversee Amazon's efforts to keep workers safe from the coronavirus nor can she demand that the company disgorge profits it has made during the pandemic, the retail giant said in a lawsuit filed Friday in Brooklyn federal court.