There was no plexiglass dividing jurors, but each one received a "comfort basket" holding wipes, tissues, masks and hand sanitizers. In the trial, a Brunswick church came up dry over claims a hurricane in 2016 damaged its roof, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in water damage.
April 27, 2021 at 05:44 PM
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The federal courthouse in Brunswick was the site of the Southern District of Georgia’s first post-COVID-19 shutdown civil trial last week.
The three-day trial, which involved an insurance coverage dispute between a Brunswick church that claimed hundreds of thousands of dollars in water damage when Hurricane Matthew blew through in 2016, ended in a defense verdict.
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