
The Lasting Impact of Virtual Court
Courts rapidly adopted technology at the pandemic’s start. Now they have the opportunity to combine remote and in-person proceedings and services to best serve justice and the public.
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Courts rapidly adopted technology at the pandemic’s start. Now they have the opportunity to combine remote and in-person proceedings and services to best serve justice and the public.

2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for courts and justice systems. Read about the top trends we anticipate to see this year as technology and court processes continue to evolve.

To future-proof, courts need a strong foundational case management system that will fully meet their needs now and be component-ready for the future. Find out what 7 features you should be looking for when upgrading or auditing your CMS.

Meet the people who put equivant at the leading edge of the justice industry like Matthew Sutton, Account Executive.
Change is tough—but it doesn’t have to derail progress. In this episode of Scaling Justice, hear how North Las Vegas Court Administrator Erin Tellez and equivant’s Senior Implementation Manager Mandy Clements turned challenges into success

Courts that implement a reminder system are seeing higher appearance rates, more timely payments, improved caseflow, and better relationships with the communities they serve.

In an era where seeing is no longer believing, the justice system faces a major challenge: how to uphold truth when AI-generated deepfakes can distort reality. Learn more about this ongoing battle in the justice space and what is potentially to come.
equivant announced today that Ellis County, Texas selected JWorks — equivant’s flagship CMS — making it the first county in Texas to do so. Ellis County also selected equivant’s Enterprise Content Management System (ECM). Ellis County’s selection will increase court efficiency and improve communication within their community.
Explore The Court Innovator’s Implementation Workbook, and learn how thoughtful planning and intentional organization can result in smooth and successful implementations.
When Loveland Municipal Court launched its photo radar program to improve traffic safety, they faced a critical challenge: how to integrate red light and speed camera violations into their existing court systems without overwhelming staff or sacrificing efficiency.
The solution? A strategic partnership with equivant Court.

Explore 5 reasons why courts need a project champion for their technology implementation projects and how they can keep a team goal-focused and on schedule.

Meet the people who put equivant at the leading edge of the justice industry like Michael Triplett, Account Executive.