The same eviction statute produces very different odds depending on which courthouse you walk into. Nobody is responsible for the gap.

Legal aid and self-help centers are stretched thin, while a growing ecosystem of tech tools remains disconnected from the front lines of service. During this webinar, we will examine real world implem...

Legal aid and self-help centers are stretched thin, while a growing ecosystem of tech tools remains disconnected from the front lines of service. During this webinar, we will examine real world implem...

Courts apply the same rules to everyone. Some of those rules assume you brought someone with you.

Courtroom5's app is now in ChatGPT Enterprise — free case guidance for anyone facing civil court without a lawyer.

Legal aid and self-help centers are stretched thin, while a growing ecosystem of tech tools remains disconnected from the front lines of service. During this webinar, we will examine real world implem...

Courts process millions of people a year and write down almost nothing about who they are. The gap in the record is not an oversight.

The ADA made courthouses reachable for people with disabilities. It left the proceeding waiting inside exactly as it was.

In a lot of rural America, the problem isn't that legal help is expensive. It's that it isn't there at all.

The building, the Latin, the clerk's window — all of it says the same thing before a word is spoken.

The machinery of civil litigation was designed by lawyers, for lawyers. When you walk in without one, you're not just outmatched. You're operating a system that was never built for you to operate.

Judicial neutrality assumes two matched sides. When one has a lawyer and the other doesn't, the judge is forbidden to even the contest — and we call that fair.

More than 70% of debt collection cases end in default. That silence isn't indifference — it's what a process built for lawyers does to everyone else.

UPL shows how each new tech advancement has forced regulators to confront what happens when technology clashes with the profession's rules.

Debt collection is the largest category of civil litigation in America. Most defendants never respond. The result is a courthouse that runs on their silence.

The OECD priced it. We've been absorbing it.

We're releasing 20+ new MCP connectors that link Claude to the software that the legal industry runs on and 12 new plugins tailored specific legal work and practice areas.

Universal access didn’t just make those systems more fair. It made them better. The same is true of courts.

The docket moves fast. The judge doesn't hear what tenants came to say. By noon it's over — and the system calls that success.

It is estimated that more than 75 percent of civil litigants in U.S. state courts have no legal representation. In eviction proceedings, the figure exceeds 90 percent. For decades, the primary respons...

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ALEXANDRIA, VA — Dr. Gladys West, the pioneering mathematician whose work laid the foundation for modern GPS technology, has died. She passed away

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Courtroom5 appoints AI researcher and legal tech founder Arman Aydemir as Chief Technology Officer to drive its AI-native litigation platform for self-represented litigants.