As Legal Systems Coordinator for the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, attorney Johnson is responsible for overseeing all the technical needs of the court, including Judges, chambers staff, and administrative staff. During his time as legal systems coordinator, the court has consistently utilized up-to-date equipment that has helped the Superior Court manage one of the country’s busiest appellate dockets efficiently.

Johnson had the foresight many years ago to recognize that remote access to the office computers may one day become necessary. For several years, he built up the capacity for the court to shift to fully remote activity, soliciting feedback from emergency users so that he could continually improve the experience. Obviously, his foresight came to fruition in early 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck quickly. The transition to remote work was so seamless, the court did not cease operations other than to close the public counters. The court was open for business and accepted electronic or mailed filings throughout the judicial emergency.

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