Eunice Sigler went beyond the efforts of other circuit courts by distributing advisories that notified lawyers when a person in a state court building tested positive for the coronavirus—more than 100 times.
March 14, 2022 at 07:00 AM
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When the coronavirus pandemic struck, the director of the government liaison and public relations office at the Miami-Dade Circuit Court rose to the challenge at hand.
And her actions are an example of how courts in the Sunshine State can adjust the next time a catastrophic series of events strikes.
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Eunice Sigler, Public Relations Director for Miami-Dade Circuit. Courtesy photo
