On May 8, 2019, Matterhorn hosted an ODR webinar: College Town Court Connects with the Public Online. The webinar featured Chief Judge Andrea Andrews Larkin, Court Administrator Nicole Evans, Robert Stump, and Sarah Cheesebro of the 54B District Court in East Lansing, Michigan.

Hear why the courted started with ODR in 2015 and what they learned and achieved through resolving over 5,000 cases online since launch.

Court-connected ODR expands access. For courts in college towns, you may think mostly students participate in online dispute resolution (ODR). However, all members of the public are taking advantage of the platform. 

Hear from the 54B District Court located in East Lansing, Michigan which began offering ODR for traffic citations, parking tickets, and recently expanded their platform to include online plea. 

In March 2019, Matterhorn hosted a discussion on how several courts in Michigan are working together with community partners to remove barriers to recovery.

Please join us for this live ODR webinar on February 8, 2019. The webinar is: Court-Connected ODR 2014–2019—An interview with Judge Kirk W. Tabbey.

Curious about right-sizing penalties with ODR? eCourts 2018 had a great session on this topic that is now available to stream. View the video.

Missed eCourts 2018? Never fear, selected conference sessions are available to stream now. Watch Judge Alexis G. Krot of the Michigan 31st District Court (Hamtramck) speak on an online dispute resolution (ODR) panel from the comfort of your office or on the go!