Courtroom5 in the News Archives

Sonja Ebron Co-Authors IAALS Piece on the Next Decade of Legal Services

Marking IAALS’s 20th year, Sonja Ebron co-authors a piece on why equipping self-represented litigants is a distinct pathway, not a fallback.

Sonja Ebron moderates an IAALS webinar on connecting legal tech tools to the legal aid and self-help centers serving people without lawyers.

OpenAI lists Courtroom5 among the legal plugins for ChatGPT, putting free civil court guidance in front of people who face court without a lawyer.

IAALS and Duke release a toolkit on UPL non-prosecution policies, with Sonja Ebron on why innovators need room to build responsibly.

Google Cloud names Courtroom5 a launch partner for its new legal AI platform, putting free civil court guidance into enterprise legal workflows.

Chinese tech publication 36Kr highlights Courtroom5 as a platform empowering pro se litigants with AI tools to navigate the courts.

Global LegalTech Hub profiles Sonja Ebron as a LegalTech Voice for her work empowering self-represented litigants through Courtroom5.

Reuters features Courtroom5 CEO Sonja Ebron in a report on the wave of pro se litigants using AI to navigate civil court.

Anthropic launched Claude for the Legal Industry with Courtroom5 as an access to justice partner, putting free legal tools inside Claude.

LawNext covers Courtroom5’s launch of The LAW Accelerator, a structured program helping self-represented litigants navigate civil court.

ABA Journal highlights Courtroom5 as Colorado moves to protect AI legal tools from unauthorized practice of law complaints.

Justice Technology Association spotlights Courtroom5 as a standout in equipping self-represented litigants with tools for civil court.

Above the Law features Sonja Ebron as a justice worker redefining legal access and empowering self-represented litigants.

Triangle Business Journal features Courtroom5’s AI-powered tools helping self-represented litigants navigate civil court.

IAALS Q&A features Courtroom5 CEO Sonja Ebron on her journey as a self-represented litigant and mission to empower others.