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A Durham company that charged a Long John Mountain Estates couple $25,000 to remove two trees that fell on their roof during Hurricane Helene has been blocked from doing business. [PHOTO EXHIBIT IN ATTORNEY GENERAL LAWSUIT]
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein obtained a preliminary injunction against a Durham company that charged a Hendersonville couple $25,000 to remove two large trees that fell on their roof during Hurricane Helene.
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