Depending on the size and importance of a case, litigators and their firms are staking significant resources on sophisticated gadgetry and the personnel and vendors who supply it.
June 18, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The newer federal courthouses in downtown Miami are fully equipped to handle all the wonders of modern trials: monitors for jurors and witnesses, oversized projections and iPads galore.
Mere blocks away on Flagler Street, the 1928 Dade County Courthouse has antiquated wiring and structural columns so weak, a Category 1 hurricane could topple them.
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