As Housing Court Begins to Reopen, Tenant Advocates Fear Renewed Transmission of Coronavirus

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Beth Fertig
WNYC News | Jun 10, 2020

New York City's civil courts are reopening, as judges and some staffers return. But even with limited business activity, tenant advocates worry the housing courts could soon get busy.

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