Businesses are mostly supportive of the state’s actions to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, but that’s not likely to last if they are forced to stay closed or limit operations for an extended period, warned Alicia Samolis, chair of the labor and employment practice at Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP. And there’s likely
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