Trial lawyers from both sides of the $8 million verdict went up against each other again over the death of John Bernecker, a stuntman on “The Walking Dead.”
October 22, 2020 at 03:40 PM
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A wrongful death case involving a television zombie drama came down to an employment law question Thursday in a Zoom hearing before the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Trial lawyers from both sides of the $8 million verdict went up against each other again over the death of John Bernecker, a stuntman on “The Walking Dead.” The panel included Presiding Judge Sara Doyle, Chief Judge Chris McFadden and Judge Ken Hodges.
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