What You Must Know About Attorney COVID Safety Procedures
How do attorneys handle clients worried about COVID? Remotely, when needed, explains San Jose attorney Stuart Kirchick—courts set up remote access during the pandemic, and California later required courts to keep a remote-appearance option, at each judge's discretion. Clients concerned about exposure can appear by Zoom, meet masked, or talk by phone, so health worries needn't force an in-person appearance.
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Answered by Stuart Kirchick · San Jose, CA
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How do attorneys handle clients worried about COVID?
Remotely, when needed—courts set up remote access during the pandemic, letting concerned clients appear by Zoom, meet masked, or talk by phone.
Did remote appearance outlast COVID?
Yes—California later required courts to keep a remote-appearance option at each judge's discretion, so health worries needn't force an in-person appearance even as COVID eased.
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