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What You Actually Need to Know about Diversity in Legal Tech in 2021, and 7 Ways to Improve It

Technology is the future of the industry, and thus, those who shape legal tech will shape the future of justice.

As the pandemic worsens, millions face financial ruin and the threat of foreclosure. Most can’t afford a lawyer to represent them.

Courtroom5 is one of 76 recipients of the inaugural Google for Startups Black Founders Fund, receiving $50,000 in non-dilutive funding.

Millions are facing economic consequences of the pandemic, including debt collection, foreclosure, and workplace issues. Courtroom5 can help.

Google has committed to fund 76 startups that were chosen for their geographic diversity as well as the diversity of their companies’ mission.

Three North Carolina firms, including Courtroom5, are receiving a combined $200,000 in funding from Google for Startups Black Founders Fund.

Google announced the 76 inspiring founders who have been selected to receive awards from the Black Founders Fund, including Courtroom5.

Courtroom5 in an online legal aid resource for those without a lawyer. At least 70 percent of resolved cases have been won or settled.

Courtroom5 is succeeding in the economic downturn as more people search on topics like foreclosure, bankruptcy, and debt collection.

A new start-up is aiming to help individuals who are being sued for unpaid debt but who are not able to hire an attorney.

Nine founders of the Techstars Kansas City 2020 class, including Courtroom5, pitched their companies to potential investors.

Courtroom5 thinks it can help those who are going to court but can’t afford expensive counsel in civil cases.

Courtroom5 CEO is a member of the Legal Services Corporation’s Leaders Council, which raises awareness of access to justice in the U.S.

Proudly run by non-lawyers, legal tech startup Courtroom5 gives clients all the tools they need to handle their own civil court cases.

Created for people without lawyers, Courtroom5 wants to democratize the courts with a step-by-step legal toolbox for handling a civil case.