The Legal Industry Has Changed

Embracing new ways to work

We are building a community of legal and mediation professionals who believe in technological progress. With the right technology, we can foster a more collaborative and innovative approach to justice.

The Online Law or Conflict Resolution Office

Virtual and Accessible

We focus in remote work and virtual practice, eliminating geographical barriers. Only law-based jurisdictions remain and matter. See how your firm can operate from anywhere, at any time using Hubsites.

Innovations in Dispute Resolution

Mediations in the Digital Age

We build ODR platforms designed for parties in conflict. Using interactive tools, we work to facilitate communication, collaboration, and settlement, without ever needing to meet in person.

Meet Our Flagship ODR Application

Get started with Zodr, the AI-powered conflict resolution platform built for Zoom

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Dashboard interface

Manage active and past cases

Tight security

Secure user authentication system for mediators and clients

Document uploads

Document upload and file management system with secure access controls

AI Intergration

AI-driven case summarization and suggestion engine

Support & Instruction

Platform documentation for mediators and administrators

Notifications

Email and in-app notification system

Lawyers and mediators, join the global community of forward-thinking practitioners and be part of the Web 3.0 revolution.

In addition to helping lawyers and conflict resolution professionals leverage tech to extend their reach, streamline their practices, and better serve their clients, the LMI Network provides a directory consisting of professionals who are not just adapting to the digital age, but leading it. Whether you're a potential client seeking a tech-savvy lawyer or a party in conflict looking for a conflict resolution neutral, tech-included law professionals are out there. Lawyers and mediators join free to:
  • Grow your tech-forward practices
  • Be accessible to tech-savvy clients
  • Learn new ways to engage the AI revolution
  • Engage with like-minded peers on privacy and tech security
See Directory

Yesterday

Web 1.0 and Legal Tech 1.0

Clients engaged in the read-only web, in which legal tech was the transfer of one-way information, where lawyer websites were ads on the information superhighway, and ODR was a plan to address e-commerce disputes.

Today

Web 2.0 and Legal Tech 2.0

The public participates in a dynamic internet with lawyer, mediators, and other professionals generating content, collaborative online, host simple websites, and connect socially.

Tomorrow

Web 3.0 and Legal Tech 3.0

Tech-savvy clients and parties in conflict expect virtual and mixed reality law firms that integrate AI to automate previously costly tasks, utilize intelligent ODR platforms, and use AI Agents to engage 24/7.