Three jurisdiction-specific utilities — case evaluation, deadline monitoring, and strategic direction — now offered at no cost within ChatGPT Enterprise throughout all 50 U.S. states.
DURHAM, NC, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Courtroom5 has introduced its new plugin for ChatGPT Enterprise, delivering organized, methodical litigation support to the millions of Americans navigating civil court proceedings without legal representation.
This Courtroom5 application enhances ChatGPT with three civil litigation features: an intake assessment, a deadline computation tool, and guidance on subsequent actions. The plugin is complimentary, does not require a Courtroom5 account, and addresses civil matters across all 50 states. Users can access it by navigating to the Apps directory in the sidebar within ChatGPT, searching for “Courtroom5,” and selecting Enable — no registration needed.
• The case intake assessment reviews an individual’s circumstances in everyday language, pinpoints potentially applicable legal claims, designates the appropriate court, and provides actionable initial steps.
• The deadline calculator processes a case event — such as being served, a motion submission, or a court order — and returns relevant deadlines, their specific dates, and the repercussions of missing them, utilizing jurisdiction-specific procedural information that currently covers the 15 most litigious states, with additional states being added gradually.
• Next-step guidance suggests the two or three most critical actions for a litigant already engaged in ongoing cases, tailored to the litigation stage, the individual’s role, and the jurisdiction.
Whereas much of the OpenAI legal ecosystem targets law firms and legal tech companies, Courtroom5 focuses on a different segment within that same framework: the estimated 80% of individuals in U.S. civil courts who lack any attorney. Courtroom5’s presence highlights the increasing acknowledgment that AI-driven legal resources should serve both dimensions of the justice system — not solely law practices, but also the individuals those practices do not represent.
These identical tools underpin Courtroom5’s primary offering, the LAW Accelerator™, which assists self-represented litigants in linking facts and evidence to claims and defenses, assessing procedural choices at every case juncture, and drafting legal documents based on pertinent rules, evidence, and case law. Courtroom5 now supports more than 140 U.S. state, federal, and territorial jurisdictions and has aided in preparing over 250,000 court filings.
“Much of this launch focuses on providing lawyers with enhanced tools. We’re pleased to participate for a different purpose — the millions of individuals who arrive at civil court annually without any attorney deserve AI of the same quality working on their behalf. That’s been Courtroom5’s mission all along.”
— Sonja Ebron, CEO & Co-Founder, Courtroom5
About Courtroom5
Courtroom5 is a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation established by Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone, both of whom personally experienced civil litigation without legal counsel. Courtroom5 assists the 30 million Americans who face civil court each year without a lawyer — in matters such as eviction, foreclosure, family law, small claims, and others — by offering organized, step-by-step assistance. The company has supported over 12,000 self-represented litigants and has earned accolades from the American Bar Association, including its Women of Legal Tech award. Additional information is available at courtroom5.com.
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