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When the coronavirus pandemic hit and the government rushed to pass out money to fend off a looming economic crisis, those with the knowledge and connections to get someone on the phone who could get the funds did so. Big corporations quickly swooped in, pocketing millions while small business owners and entrepreneurs were still rummaging around looking for their financial institution's phone number.

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Greg Land

Greg Land covers topics including verdicts and settlements and insurance-related litigation for the Daily Report in Atlanta.

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