Courtroom5 in the News Archives

Courtroom5 CEO Named to 2022 Worthy 100 List

Courtroom5 is looking to employ software-as-a-service (SaaS) and artificial intelligence to bolster weaknesses in the U.S. litigation system.

Motivated by their own difficulties in court, Ebron and Slone launched Courtroom5 to help people handle their own civil cases.

Millions of Americans face a major disadvantage when they go to court without a lawyer. Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone worked to change that.

Courtroom5 allows users to hire lawyers able to help with limited portions of their case, creating a more affordable system.

Sonja Ebron joined the LawNext podcast to discuss the Courtroom5 platform and the company’s mission to improve access to justice.

CEO Dr. Sonja Ebron spoke with leadership expert Dr. Gary McGrath about her path to entrepreneurship and leading an innovative tech startup.

Sonja Ebron spoke with Code The Dream about inequities in the civil justice system and the way Courtroom5 helps improve access to the courts.

Justice tech that supports people as they navigate the US criminal and civil justice systems seeks to make a difference for millions.

Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone – 2022 recipients of FastCase50 Award for innovation and excellence in the legal profession.

Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone of Courtroom5 join the 2022 list of Fastcase 50 awardees for innovation in the law.

Courtroom5 is one of seven startups in the Triangle whose products and services are gaining quick acceptance in the marketplace.

Legal tech companies are bridging the justice gap, while less than a handful of states have taken action to expand the practice of law.

Courtroom5 is among seven companies that industry experts identified among the most important in legal tech today.

Sonja Ebron at Courtroom5 and Ed Walters at Fastcase discuss their collaboration to help people gain access to the court system in the US.

What is the Justice Tech movement about and how will it help to move the needle in making justice more inclusive?