re: when this is all over with, what's the odds of this:

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Nobody to sue

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This is pure speculation on my part, but I can only think of 2 main actions off the top of my head.

1 - suing an employer or some other entity of gross negligence in allowing someone to be exposed to the virus (and that person actually getting infected). This also makes the statement someone in this thread made earlier about workers' comp interesting. Might be hard to prove you caught the virus from a co-worker though.

2 - small businesses coming back after this is over and NOT hiring back all of their employees. Supposedly, this aid from the government is meant to cover the expenses of small businesses to pay their employees so they don't suffer wage losses, allowing them to come back and basically hit the ground running. So if the small business doesn't hire back a certain employee or employees, maybe they have a reason to sue.

I don't know. My 2 cents.