"Conscientious jurors, in my opinion, they're going to make the decision based on the evidence, not based on what your mask looked like," Miami trial attorney Stuart Ratzan said.
February 12, 2021 at 03:29 PM
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When COVID-19 began crippling courts in 2020, trial attorney Stuart Ratzan reached out to the American Board of Trial Advocates’ then-Miami chairman Norman Waas with serious concerns about the future of live jury trials.
Those concerns were rewarded with a major appointment: to lead ABOTA’s Miami-Dade COVID-19 Jury Trial Task Force.
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Stuart Ratzan, founding partner of Ratzan Weissman & Boldt in Miami. Courtesy photo.
