“The Defendant simply wishes the Court overlook that Skelly’s is literally in the business of packing, transporting, operating, and re-packing of tons of carnival equipment throughout the tri-state area during their operating season,” Milton Brown, one of the family’s attorneys, wrote in brief opposing a change in sites. “A handful of Middlesex County Superior Court appearances by individuals during this litigation is certainly not more burdensome from a strictly convenience standpoint,” Brown wrote. The case involves at least 20 witnesses currently, nearly all from South Jersey including 10 from Cumberland County, plus seven New Jersey State Police troopers. Attorneys for Skelly’s Amusement, which is based in Gloucester County, suggested in their briefs that Middlesex was a move that plaintiff attorneys had made to find a court climate more favorable to the family. They argued the case properly belongs in Cumberland, or alternatively in Gloucester, for legal and practical reasons.