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equivant’s JWorks CMS enhances court efficiency with automated workflows, advanced search, and data sharing. Discover its key features in our new video.
While there have been great strides made in the justice industry to modernize courtrooms, there are still many courts utilizing paper processes. It’s understandable because paper has been a trusted process for decades. But new technology is paving the way for courts to establish new, more efficient processes that significantly cut time and operating expenses. In this blog post, we explore what In-Court Processing is, why many courts are still hesitant to adopt it, and how this technology is such a game-changer.
In this webinar, Sherry-Lynn Agcanas-Wolf explores practical approaches to gradually adopt AI while staying mindful of its ethical and operational implications. Get actionable steps you can take in both the short and long term to prepare your court for future advancements in AI.
As we move into 2025, the justice industry will transform significantly due to artificial intelligence (AI), improving access to justice, data governance, and virtual services. While challenges related to security, privacy, and ethics remain, there is a growing demand for AI and cloud-based systems. Read these seven upcoming trends in the justice system.
As technology continues to evolve more and more quickly, it can feel difficult to keep up. Managing change while you’re trying to modernize your court takes work. Fortunately, there are so many court leaders doing amazing things that have great advice to share to help make the process easier.
In our most recent podcast episode, Deborah Comery, Clerk of Court at Rocky River Municipal Court in Ohio (a former Clerk of the Year in Ohio), shares her insights in Lessons on Modernizing Your Court: Discover the Keys to Managing Change Effectively from a Leading Clerk of Court.
We are happy to announce that equivant has been awarded the 2024 LegalTech Breakthrough Award for “Overall Case Management Company of the Year.”
After decades of working with judges and magistrates and listening to what’s most important to you, we’re proud to offer key features to make your life easier.
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.
Cloud-based case management systems have been adopted more regularly in court systems over the past several years – a trend that is growing rapidly. Since the pandemic, the need for cloud-based applications has increased, and
The judicial system is on the brink of a technological revolution. Traditional client-server and web-based (thin client) enterprise systems are rapidly losing favor among court employees, paving the way for cloud and app-based enterprise solutions.
In this episode of Scaling Justice, special guests Honorable Jeffrey Adler (Municipal Court Judge in Girard, OH), Honorable William Montgomery (Alaska Superior Court Judge for the 4th District), and Stacey Marz (Administrative Director for the Alaska Court System) talk about how they are leveraging technology to create more efficient courtrooms.
