Thomson Reuters Institute: Unauthorized Practice of Law and the Risk of AI Over-Regulation
Sonja Ebron and Maya Markovich argue that unauthorized practice of law regulations risk stifling AI tools that could close the justice gap.
Sonja Ebron and Maya Markovich argue that unauthorized practice of law regulations risk stifling AI tools that could close the justice gap.
Businesstories profiles Courtroom5’s journey to help self-represented litigants gain confidence and tools to represent themselves in court.
Businesstories Features Courtroom5’s Mission to Empower Self-Represented Litigants Read More »
Google for Startups Alumni feature shares Courtroom5’s use of AI to help people without lawyers represent themselves in civil court.
Google Spotlights Courtroom5’s Mission to Empower Self-Represented Litigants Read More »
The LegalTech Fund includes Courtroom5 in its Early-Stage Litigation Landscape mapping over 150 legal tech startups.
The LegalTech Fund Features Courtroom5 in Litigation Landscape Map Read More »
Courtroom5 CEO Sonja Ebron argues in The News & Observer that cutting Legal Services Corporation funding would devastate NC communities.
Op-Ed: Trump’s Proposed Legal Aid Cuts Are Costly to NC Read More »
IAALS panel features Courtroom5 CEO Sonja Ebron discussing innovation, UPL, and access to justice with other justice tech leaders.
IAALS – Duke Law Panel Explores Innovation and UPL with Courtroom5 Read More »
AI in Legal Aid features live demo of Courtroom5 platform for self-represented litigants, led by CEO Sonja Ebron.
AI in Legal Aid Features Courtroom5 Demo Read More »
Above the Law features Courtroom5’s mission to close the justice gap and empower self-represented litigants navigating civil court.
Above the Law – Courtroom5 Says Courts Belong To The People Read More »
Courtroom5 swept the LawDroid AI Conference Lightning Pitches, winning both Audience Choice and Judges’ Choice awards.
Courtroom5 Wins Audience Choice and Judges’ Choice at LawDroid AI Conference Read More »
Thomson Reuters Institute features Courtroom5 in an article on justice‑tech partnerships that expand access to civil legal help.
Thomson Reuters Institute Cites Courtroom5 Justice Tech Partnerships Read More »
LSNTAP interviews Sonja Ebron on Courtroom5’s use of legal tech to empower self-represented litigants and expand access to justice.
LSNTAP Talks Bridging the Justice Gap With Courtroom5 Read More »
Sonja Ebron and Thom Ruhe discuss Courtroom5’s growth, winning NC IDEA funding, and the transformative power of AI on the legal system.
NC IDEA Ecosysteming – How AI Is Shaping Our Legal System Read More »
Sonja Ebron highlights Courtroom5’s tools and mission to empower self-represented litigants during a justice tech panel on Access to Justice.
Sonja Ebron Highlights the Role of Pro Se’s in Access to Justice Read More »
Just Law Journal highlights Courtroom5 as a key example of B2C legal tech helping people handle legal matters without hiring a lawyer.
Just Law Journal Recognizes Courtroom5 as a Leader in B2C Legal Tech Read More »
CEO Sonja Ebron shares how Courtroom5 uses technology to support self-represented litigants in complex civil cases.
Courtroom5’s Mission and the Future of Justice Tech Read More »