In-Person & Virtual Appearance Coverage

In-Person & Virtual Appearance Coverage

Matched to However Your Part Is Actually Running

Kings County parts don't all run the same way — some conferences are conducted entirely by videoconference, others require an attorney physically in the courtroom, and some shift between the two with little notice. Our network is built to cover either format.

Since several Kings County Supreme Court parts hold conferences virtually while others require an in-person appearance, we confirm the specific format for your assignment before dispatching an attorney — there's nothing worse than an attorney arriving at the courthouse for what turns out to be a video conference, or logging into a call for what the part actually expects to be an in-person appearance.

For virtual appearances, our attorneys are equipped and tested on the standard conferencing platforms used by Kings County parts and arrive to the virtual session with your file materials ready to reference. For in-person appearances, our attorneys are matched by proximity to the physical courthouse to minimize travel-related lateness risk.

Format flexibility matters most on conference-heavy matters, where a compliance conference or preliminary conference might run virtually one cycle and in-person the next depending on the part's calendar — we track that shift so your firm doesn't have to.

How We Match Format to the Part

• Confirming in-person vs. virtual format directly with the part before dispatch
• Attorneys equipped for standard videoconferencing platforms used in Kings County
• Proximity-based matching for in-person courthouse appearances
• Contingency coverage if a part switches format on short notice
• Same-day confirmation of format and outcome sent to your firm