The LegalTech Breakthrough Awards: Celebrating equivant Court’s Award-winning Products and Services
We are happy to announce that equivant has been awarded the 2024 LegalTech Breakthrough Award for “Overall Case Management Company of the Year.”
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We are happy to announce that equivant has been awarded the 2024 LegalTech Breakthrough Award for “Overall Case Management Company of the Year.”
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Discover how Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is transforming the justice system in this post. We explore ODR’s origins in e-commerce, its growing role in courts, and its benefits for efficiency, transparency, and access to justice. Learn how this secure, tech-assisted approach can streamline conflict resolution and improve user experience for all stakeholders. Dive into the future of dispute resolution today!
In this episode of Scaling Justice, Brendan Hughes sits down with Stuart Rosove, General Manager of equivant Court, to discuss the truth about cloud/app-based technology and AI, and what court leaders need to know to modernize their court.
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