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Attorney Spencer Freeman Discusses His Covid-19 Procedures

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For COVID safety, Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman offers consultations by video—Zoom from any smartphone—for clients, opposing counsel, and even court appearances. In-person meetings remain available, with regular COVID-focused cleaning and disinfecting before and after, and no handshake. He stresses that cases still need to move forward despite the pandemic.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

Highlights

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— why making clients feel safe came first

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— the move to Zoom consultations from any smartphone

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— how he kept in-person meetings available with precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did client safety come first during COVID?

Because making clients feel safe was the priority, he built his procedures around reducing risk while keeping cases moving.

How did he handle consultations remotely?

By moving to Zoom consultations that work from any smartphone, for clients, opposing counsel, and even court appearances.

Were in-person meetings still available?

Yes—with precautions: regular COVID-focused cleaning and disinfecting before and after, and no handshake.

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