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LIPA Faces Lawsuit in the Wake of Sandy

11.13.12 at 6:28pm by

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While the Long Island Power Authority says most Long Islanders who can have their power restored will have it restored soon, that hasn't stopped a class action lawsuit from being filed against the utility.

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