Nissan dealership sues after toxic chemical fire forced 3-day closure

October 9, 2024

Conyers Nissan, located less than 3 miles from a fire that released dangerous levels of chlorine, is seeking class-action status to represent thousands of affected businesses.

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Nissan dealership sues after toxic chemical fire forced 3-day closure

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