The money will help provide masks and other equipment for anyone using the courthouses, including jurors, courthouse employees and lawyers.
September 29, 2020 at 05:49 PM
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The state’s plaintiffs and defense bars have united for a fundraiser to provide masks and other protective gear to Georgia courthouses, as the resumption of jury trials draws closer.
The project, Mask Up for Justice!, was the brainchild of Laura Voght of Cash Krugler & Fredericks, a Georgia Trial Lawyers Association member whose sister is a front-line medical worker and contracted COVID-19.
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Laura Voght, Cash Krugler & Fredericks. (Courtesy photo)
