Defendants spent at least $749,243 on automobile related expenses, including at least $92,127 to a Jaguar Land Rover dealer, $243,414 to Crown Automotive in St.

This would be like you buying a Ford car and every time something went wrong Ford would just blame their suppliers and then blame you saying that you weren't educated enough about the automobile supply chain.

Also you seem to believe you're immune from what's happening.

From the CDC about the 1918 flu pandemic: "It is estimated that about 500 million people or one-third of the world’s population became infected with this virus.

Not saying all contractors aren't immune to putting dirty boots up on your pretty ottomans...just sayin' (I was married to a logger in a former life - don't get me started about chewing tobacco...). 

You will become more immune to this over time.

He just may have run across somebody he cannot stand up to and doesn't want to pee his pants in court so he drops he drops the case, not realizing that just because he avoided a cross complaint doesn't mean these immune from a new suit.

@James DenonThanks for the Yahoo Finance article which lays out numbers in a very clear manner in terms of infection, death as well as financial fall out.

Most likely not until a vaccine, anti-viral or herd immunity kicks in.

Tenant is immune till end of Jan. 2021 (and longer if Governor Newson extends the moratorium).