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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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In depth interviews with leading thinkers focused on how Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) tools and techniques can help courts and legal aid providers expand access to justice and promote fast and fair resolutions.
Unknown Host hosts The Court ODR Podcast, a general show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode, Colin interviews Anthony Bayne, a 25+ year deputy public defender currently running for judge in Los Angeles. Anthony is also a technology innovator, having applied for two patents around integrating AI
In this episode, Colin interviews Professor Paul Welter of Florida State University, Co-Founder of http://bayshore.ai about his amazing new controllable AI for legal and compliance work, which is fully audit ready. One o
In this episode Colin chats with Geoff Drucker, Senior Director of the American Health Law Association’s (AHLA) Dispute Resolution Service, about the online arbitration system that he built over the last decade to handle
In this episode Colin chats with Sateesh Nori, a lawyer, law professor, and author on the leading edge of AI and A2J. Sateesh is a Senior Legal Innovation Strategist at Just-Tech and the visionary behind Claimsy, a new A
In this episode Colin chats with David Pisarra, founder of Men's Family Law in Santa Monica, California. He is an expert in family law, including divorce, alimony, child custody and support. David practices in the courts
In this episode Colin chats with Professor Henry Zhuhao Wang from the College of law at Florida State University about asynchronous trials, or trials that take places online without real-time interaction between the liti
In this episode, Colin interviews AI and justice expert Richard Susskind about his new book, How to Think about AI: A Guide for the Perplexed, the latest developments in AI and the justice system, and how artificial inte
In this episode Colin chats with former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Rebecca (Becky) Kourlis. After her service on the bench, Becky founded and lead the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS
In this episode, Colin interviews the Honorable R. James (Jim) Williams, retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, Family Division. Born in Alberta, Justice Williams graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree
In this episode Colin interviews Dana Schmidt, who manages the mediation programs at the Tennessee Supreme Court. Dana oversees an innovative Court ODR program to help Tennesseans resolve medical debt before it escalates
In this episode of the Court ODR Podcast Colin interviews J.J. Prescott, the Henry King Ransom Professor of Law at the University of Michigan. JJ founded Court Innovations Inc. and developed Matterhorn, an online dispute
In this episode Colin chats with Katherine Alteneder, Director Emerita of the Self-Represented Litigation Network (SRLN, now called the a2jnetwork) about the best words to refer to court users (e.g. parties? litigants? u
This is the fourth episode of Michael and Karen Aurit's podcast "Inside the Mediation Room," devoted to hearing stories and insights from some of the world's most experienced mediators and dispute resolvers. In this epis
This is the third episode of Michael and Karen Aurit's video podcast "Inside The Mediation Room," devoted to hearing stories and insights from some of the world's most experienced mediators and dispute resolvers. In this
This is the second episode of Michael and Karen Aurit's video podcast "Inside The Mediation Room," devoted to hearing stories and insights from some of the world's most experienced mediators and dispute resolvers. In thi
This is the first episode of Michael and Karen Aurit's video podcast "Inside The Mediation Room," devoted to hearing stories and insights from some of the world's most experienced mediators and dispute resolvers. In this
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