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Tesla Incorporated v. County of Alameda
Case Number:
3:20-cv-03186
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May 20, 2020
Tesla Drops Suit Against Calif. County Over Lockdown Order
Tesla Inc. dropped its lawsuit against Alameda County in California federal court on Wednesday, 11 days after filing the suit, which alleged that the county made an unconstitutional "power grab" when it initially prevented the electric car manufacturer from reopening its Fremont, California, plant.
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May 11, 2020
Defiant Tesla Sues Calif. County, Reopens Plant In Power Play
Tesla restarted operations at its Fremont, California, electric car manufacturing plant Monday after suing Alameda County for blocking its reopening, delivering a one-two punch that heightens the tension between government officials and businesses frustrated by the economic toll and pace of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.