Delegate a San Francisco Bay Area court hearing to a verified colleague when you cannot cover it, or earn by covering Bay Area hearings for other immigration attorneys. Courtpals holds the fee in escrow and releases payout after the hearing. Other regions can join the waitlist.
Get StartedPosting attorneys set the fee per hearing. Courtpals keeps a 10% platform fee from the payout.
10%
Platform fee
Escrow
Fee held securely
Verified
Attorneys only
EOIR
Built for immigration court
Describe a San Francisco Bay Area hearing (type, court, date, remote or in person) and the fee you will pay a colleague to cover it.
Only vetted attorneys can claim hearings, because covering means handling another firm's client data.
The posting attorney funds the fee into escrow to confirm the placement before the hearing.
After the hearing is completed, Courtpals releases the payout to the covering attorney, minus the platform fee.
Both sides can rate each other afterward to build a trusted network of colleagues.
Ideal for double-booked Bay Area dates, remote or in-person San Francisco appearances, or earning by covering colleagues.
Sign up for Courtpals and open Hearing Placement in your dashboard.
Submit your bar credentials, firm details, malpractice coverage, and accept the client-data agreement. Review usually takes 1 to 2 business days.
Post a San Francisco Bay Area hearing you need covered, or browse open hearings and claim one you can cover. Other regions can join the waitlist.
The posting attorney funds the agreed fee into escrow to lock in the placement.
The covering attorney appears and completes the hearing as agreed.
Courtpals releases payment to the covering attorney (minus 10%), and both sides can leave ratings.
“When two master calendar hearings landed on the same morning, I posted one and had a verified colleague cover it the same day. Escrow made the handoff feel safe.”
Elena V.
Immigration Attorney
“I cover hearings in my jurisdiction when my calendar is open. It is a clean way to help colleagues and earn without chasing invoices.”
Marcus T.
Solo Practitioner