At Courtroom5, we operate on a simple creed:
Our courts belong to the people
Especially the people who use them. And we the people are coming to claim our courts.
Our Mission
You shouldn’t have to give your life savings to a lawyer for access to justice. In a democracy, you have a right to represent yourself, but it means nothing if you can’t practice law.
Practicing law means you can:
• interpret the law that governs your situation,
• apply the law to your unique facts and circumstances, and
• argue the law in court.
Our mission is to ensure every American is empowered to exercise their rights in court through the Personal Practice of Law.
Our Values
Courtroom5 is the leading provider of the Personal Practice of Law. It is designed to offer empathy, simplicity, and a fighting chance.
Our Team
Courtroom5 was built from the hard lessons learned by our founders as they struggled to represent themselves in court and develop their own Personal Practice of Law.
Sonja Ebron
Sonja is a PhD electrical engineer and entrepreneur with a background in utilities and artificial intelligence.
Sonja fought so fiercely against the company suing her that they hired three law firms in three years just to make her answer their complaint. They met Sonja’s settlement demands and dismissed the case.
Debra Slone
Debra is a PhD librarian and former library school professor. She’s an expert in qualitative data analysis.
In Debra’s last case, her judge granted summary judgment to the company suing her. The reversal on appeal was so swift and brutal that the judge recused himself and transferred the case to another judge.
It’s the very best resource I’ve found to help a Pro Se litigant. I recommend this service to people all the time. Any serious pro se litigant should have Courtroom5.
Marie C. Reynolds
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