"The phone lines went down due to the lightning storm on Monday night," said Georgia Court of Appeals Clerk Steve Castlen. "We learned that our phone provider has a tower on top of the Westin Peachtree Plaza that was struck by lightning."
June 30, 2022 at 12:43 PM
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Litigation Reporter
It’s day three of a phone-system outage at the Georgia Court of Appeals.
The intermediate appellate court first learned of the system failure on Tuesday, according to Court of Appeals of Georgia Clerk Steve E. Castlen. He said the cause of the outage has been determined, but repairing the phone system will take some time.
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Steve E. Castlen, clerk of the Georgia Court of Appeals. (Courtesy photo)
