Cloud Court, Inc.

Litigation Operations is more important than ever as costs of litigation are on the rise. LegalOps.com founders Connie Brenton and Jeffrey Franke recognize the opportunity and have created the first ever Lit Ops track at the Running Legal Like a Business Conference taking place in Las Vegas this week! Join me and experts Bill Childs, Dan Olson, and Michael Okerlund this Wednesday as we discuss bringing efficiency and optimizing case outcomes in an area that hasn't been focused on at all - deposition and trial testimony. There is a new and better way to approach any testimony related tasks and this will allow litigation teams to find actual testimony (not GenAI) much more quickly and then use the data to harness very valuable insights. Legal ops professionals focused on spend management will not want to miss this session. #RLLB24 #LitOps #LegalOps #LitigationOperations #LawCompany #Discovery #TestimonyIntelligence

An up-and-coming conference, Running Legal Like a Business, is fast approaching. We are proud to sponsor and co-present, and we hope to see you at this amazing event. Cloud Court will be at booth 41, next to Elevate. Running Legal Like a Business 2024 September 3–6 Fontainebleau Las Vegas Attendees include: • GCs, Legal Ops Executives, In-house, Law Firms, Legal Tech & Service Providers • 60+ sessions of curated content across all levels of operational maturity • Professional development with top facilitators • Excellent networking including workshops, discussion groups & wine tasting • Exclusive sessions for GCs More details and registration links, visit the conference website: https://lnkd.in/gjCAXGJN #RLLB2024 #LegalOperations #LegalLeadership #LegalTechnology #testimonyintelligence

On June 9th, our campus streets were adorned with little kei trucks and a grand congregation of our alumni and donors. Established in 1874, Macalester College marks its 150th anniversary this year, making it a special year not just for the college but for me as well. My home is Nepal and for economies like ours business activities are significant. To understand business growth in its early stages, I founded Altruistic Footsteps, a non-profit focused on online education and collaborated with startups in the education sector in 2018. This summer, through the MACNEST program and my internship at Cloud Court, Inc., I am gaining invaluable insights into the operations and achievements of a late-stage startup. Next summer, as an Investment Banking Analyst intern at TD Securities, I will further deepen my understanding of critical business decision-making. My internship at Cloud Court, Inc. is supported by our MACNEST program. MACNEST is a 10-week initiative that provides MAC students the opportunity to work closely with founders in demanding startup environments within the Twin Cities. The E&I department funds these internships, along with offering career development and cohort workshops. Our MACNEST cohort is specially supportive; we share reflections, tackle challenges, and encourage each other as we learn from our experiences. Cloud Court, Inc. is a LegalTech software company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, founded by a team of litigators and in-house counsel in 2016. Cloud Court, Inc. has been helping clients extract ROI from historical knowledge to empower litigation teams to make more informed decisions. As an Azure Artificial Intelligence Engineer, I develop prompts and custom GPT models. True to a startup, I wear multiple hats in my role. The scope of my work spans across other areas of our business including marketing and research.  At the heart of our innovation is Gibson, our premier AI-driven testimony intelligence solution. Gibson transforms written testimony from multiple sources into actionable reports, enabling litigators to anticipate adverse strategies, identify their own strengths and weaknesses and much more. Ask Gibson to review a hundred past transcripts or just one current hearing. Task Gibson to help a taking attorney devise an effective questioning strategy or assist a defending attorney in better preparing a witness.  My internship here has been an incredible journey. My supervisor, Milena, who also serves as the CTO, supports me daily and facilitates my learning. Beyond that, we have grand plans to make dumplings together. Misti and Michael infuse the team with their ideas and energy, while Uncle Joe takes care of us like family. At Cloud Court, Inc., we are concurrently supporting and learning from each other creating a forward-thinking and supportive environment while building cool solutions to everyday problems.

Dallas brought a crowd at the regional LegalOps.com meeting yesterday. As always, the networking was fabulous, with engaging speakers. Thank you Connie Brenton and Jeffrey Franke for another successful event. We started the day with sharing personal and professional stories to get to know each other better. One of my favorite parts. The first discussion on Testimony Intelligence with Cloud Court, Inc. and Elevate got the room thinking about how litigation ops is a thing and very relevant to use cases related to sifting through deposition and trial testimony, including to obtain insights traditionally impossible. Thanks for joining me Nicole Nehama Auerbach, Michael Okerlund, Bill Childs and Andy Crowder. Litigation is the next frontier for optimization. We were then reenergized by the gratitude mindful moments with 🧭 Ashlee Best. Always a crowd favorite. The next discussion with Jennifer McIver of sponsor Wolters Kluwer highlighted the importance of using AI+Experts in their ELM including for invoice review. I couldn't agree more. The last discussion with Carlos Alvarenga on the Rules of Persuasion blew everyone's minds. Who knew there was a Periodic Table of Persuasion where with different mixes of character, argument and emotion you could improve your powers of persuasion? I am definitely getting his book 😉 A great time all around. Thank you to sponsors Reed Smith LLP Wolters Kluwer, ServiceNow, and Priori. #LegalOperations #LegalTechnology #AI+Experts #LawCompany