We are continuing to meet with clients both in person with strict safety protocols in place as well as remotely via zoom and other technologies.  Whichever you feel more comfortable with, PSRB can help.

What’s happening now at PSRB

Lawyers and staff are handling problems and providing client services in personal and remotely via zoom and other technologies.  

Lawyers and staff are also working in personal and remotely to perform a huge range of tasks to serve you. We have technology for both computers and telephones which enable us to have virtual access to our office systems securely. We are able to do claim handling, coordination of benefits and even litigation support from any location, all with careful regard to confidentiality.

We are committed to do all we can to continue to be of service to you in these dire times.

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Although courthouses physically reopen on July 13th, all courts will still conduct most business virtually -- by telephone, videoconference and email. If you must go to the courthouse, here is what you should know.

You may go to a courthouse to:

• attend in-person court proceedings
• conduct in-person business with a clerk's, register's, or recorder's office
• meet with a probation officer or probation staff person; or
• conduct business at other offices that are open to the public and located in a courthouse.

You should self-screen before coming to court

• If you have a cough or fever, or have been exposed to someone who is COVID-positive or is presumed to be COVID positive, please do not go to the courthouse.
• You may want to make an appointment to facilitate your visit
• You may bring your cell phone or electronic device to all courthouses
• Courts may provide a drop-box in a secure and accessible location at the courthouse entrance to deliver pleadings or documents for filing
• When you arrive, you will be asked a short series of health screening questions
• You must wear a mask at all times in the courthouse and observe social distancing; any accommodation requested exception for health reasons related to the wearing of a mask or face covering will be referred to the court’s ADA coordinator. It is suggested that you contact the court in advance to discuss such a request.
• The number of people in a courthouse, or in a specific area of the courthouse, will be limited to ensure social distancing. You may need to wait in another area, if a clerk’s office has reached capacity.
• Trial Court cleaning protocols comply with CDC Guidelines for Cleaning and Disinfection for Community Facilities.

If you have any questions, please call or email the court directly. Or call the Trial Court Help Line at 833-91-COURT from 8:30-4:30;  Spanish & Portuguese Interpreters are available