A trade group representing vape shops in New York filed papers Friday to intervene in a lawsuit against New York state over its ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes, which was put on hold Thursday by a state appellate court.

The New York State Vapor Association moved to insert itself into the lawsuit Friday, arguing that the interests of its members, retailers throughout the state, are implicated in the litigation.

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