Overview

Digital platform for AI-assisted mediation and amicable dispute resolution, launched in January 2020 by Romain Drosne and operated by Europe Mediation SAS. Justice.cool was the first AI-assisted mediation platform to earn the status of court-appointed mediator (mediateur de Justice), listed on the rosters of mediators at the Lyon and Montpellier Courts of Appeal. The platform specializes in the streamlined handling of mass litigation and the prevention of corporate insolvency, combining a next-generation expert engine with machine learning to drastically cut the cost of mediation. A start-up incubated at Station F, Justice.cool serves a wide range of stakeholders: litigants, lawyers, judicial officers, court clerks, judges, mediators, court-appointed experts, insurance companies and debt-collection firms. Romain Drosne, an entrepreneur since 1999 and a graduate of Neoma and ICN, trained in contractual and consumer mediation in 2019 before founding this legaltech. The platform offers a satisfaction-or-refund guarantee across all of its mediations. Launched in January 2020, co-founded by Romain Drosne (an entrepreneur since 1999), a court-appointed mediator listed at the Lyon and Montpellier Courts of Appeal, mediation from 36 EUR incl. tax, certified La French Tech, incubated at Station F

The first AI mediation platform to earn official court-appointed mediator status in France

Key features

First AI-assisted mediation platform to earn court-appointed mediator status
Artificial intelligence combining an expert engine and machine learning to speed up resolutions
Streamlined procedures for high-volume caseloads (mass litigation)
Multi-party access (litigants, lawyers, mediators, court-appointed experts, insurers)
Fully digitized case management with real-time progress tracking
Flat-rate pricing accessible from 36 EUR incl. tax for the entire mediation process
Satisfaction-or-refund guarantee on all mediations offered

Pricing

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Who is it for?

Individuals in dispute seeking a fast, low-cost resolutionProfessionals and businesses facing low-value commercial disputesLawyers and judicial officers looking for a digital mediation tool for their clientsMediators and conciliators seeking to digitize their professional practiceInsurance companies handling high volumes of customer disputesDebt-collection firms offering mediation as an alternative to court proceedings

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