E-Litigation & Courtroom Technology
Revolutionizing Legal Practice with Digital Tools and Technology-Driven Advocacy
Skills you will gain:
The E-Litigation & Courtroom Technology program provides a comprehensive overview of how digital transformation is reshaping legal practices and courtroom operations. Participants will explore tools and platforms for e-filing, virtual hearings, evidence presentation, and case management, along with insights into emerging trends such as AI in litigation and virtual reality in courtrooms. The program emphasizes practical application and the ethical considerations of adopting technology in the legal domain.
Aim: To equip legal professionals with knowledge and skills in leveraging digital tools and technology for efficient e-litigation and modern courtroom practices.
Program Objectives:
- To introduce participants to e-litigation processes and courtroom technologies.
- To train participants in digital evidence management and virtual advocacy.
- To explore cybersecurity and ethical challenges in technology-driven litigation.
- To equip participants with skills for adopting and managing courtroom technology.
- To prepare participants for leadership roles in modernizing legal practices.
What you will learn?
Week 1: Digital Transformation in Judiciary
- Session 1: E-Filing Systems & Electronic Document Management
- Session 2: Virtual Hearing Platforms & Tools
- Session 3: Introduction to Online Dispute Resolution
Week 2: Conducting Effective Virtual Hearings
- Session 1: Technical Best Practices & Requirements
- Session 2: Maintaining Decorum & Fairness Online
- Session 3: Mitigating Security & Privacy Risks
Week 3: Future of Tech-Driven Courtrooms
- Session 1: AI-Based Court Schedulers & Chatbots
- Session 2: Global Innovations in E-Courts
- Session 3: Implementation Roadmaps & Challenges
Intended For :
- Legal professionals, attorneys, and paralegals
- Judges and court administrators
- IT professionals supporting legal technology systems
- Law students and researchers in legal technology and modernization
Career Supporting Skills