Coronavirus is bringing many court cases to a stand still.
We're hearing from an attorney about how they're operating while social distancing.
OUTBREAK CONTINUES -- TOIMPACT THE FEDERAL AND STATECOURT SYSTEM -- IN ARIZONA.STEVE PORTELL SAYS THE COURTSHAVE SHUT DOWN -- FOR THE MOSTPART.
AT THIS POINT -- ONGOINGJURY TRIALS WILL RUN THEIRCOURSE -- BUT NEWER CASES AREBEING DELAYED.
PORTELL SAYSJUDGES AND ATTORNEYS AREHAVING TO ADJUST TO THECHANGES -- WITH MUCH OF THEPROCEEDINGS BEING DONEELECTRONICALLY.
RIGHT NOW --HE SEEING A SURGE IN PHONECALLS FROM BUSINESSES.
SMALLBUSINESS OWNERS, DOCTORS,DENTISTS.
PEOPLE WHO WANT TOCONTINUE TO DELIVER SERVICESTO PEOPLE IN PIMA COUNTY ANDSTATE AT LARGE AND REALLYDON'T KNOW HOW TO PROCEED --WHAT ARE THE BEST PRACTICES,WHAT THINGS THEY SHOULD DO TOPROTECT PATIENTS.
PORTELL SAYSTHERE'S AN UPTICK IN PEOPLECALLING ABOUT PROTECTIONS FROMCOMMERCIAL EVICTIONS --BECAUSE THEIR BUSINESSES AREDEEMED NON- ESSE
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