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A group of eight businesses located near George Floyd Square has initiated legal proceedings against the city of Minneapolis. Attorney Michael Healey, who represents all the business owners involved in the lawsuit, elaborated on the reasons behind this legal action, emphasizing the financial hardships faced by his clients.
The businesses argue that their operations have been severely impacted due to the ongoing changes in the area following the events surrounding George Floyd's death. Healey highlighted the significant loss of revenue and customer foot traffic that these establishments have experienced, attributing this decline to various factors, including increased security measures and changes in local infrastructure.
The lawsuit seeks financial compensation to help the affected businesses recover and thrive in a community that has been deeply affected by social unrest and transformation. As the case unfolds, it underscores the ongoing challenges faced by local entrepreneurs in navigating the aftermath of a pivotal moment in the city's history.
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