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    Michigan Supreme Court won’t hear appeals on COVID-19-related compensation lawsuits

    By Anna Liz Nichols,

    2024-09-03
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    John Sundstrom
    09-04
    Corruption at it's finest!!!! FGW!!!!
    mdn
    09-04
    That’s because the majority on the Michigan Supreme Court are Democrats
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