A jury in Monmouth County, New Jersey, has ruled in favor of Costco Wholesale Corp. in a customer’s suit over a store employee’s alleged antisemitic remarks.

Following a seven-day trial before Superior Court Judge Gregory Acquaviva, the jury ruled that statements to Irwin Wayne Levy by employee Georgina Percia did not violate New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination.

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