Solve your court’s toughest problems
As the world's leading expert on court administration, we provide the insights and strategies courts need to innovate, evolve, and serve their communities with confidence.
Our areas of expertise
Deep knowledge. Proven solutions. We help courts tackle challenges with confidence.
Assessments
Leveraging our national expertise to develop well-informed insights and comprehensive recommendations and solutions.
Court space design & security
Collaborating with partners to ensure court-specific requirements are fulfilled in current and future planning, design, and security projects.
Data governance & forecasting
Strengthening court data for greater insights and impact – both today and into the future.
Leadership & coaching
Equipping court professionals with practical skills to grow their leadership abilities through customized training programs.
Strategic planning
Guiding strategic planning in courts with well-informed insights and experience from our decades of trusted leadership and proven solutions.
Technology transformation
Leveraging technology for increased efficiency, accessibility, and transparency.
Workload planning
Translating caseloads into workloads by integrating empirical data with stakeholder perspectives.
Meet our experts
Our team brings deep knowledge and expertise to a wide range of court administration topics.
Driving court innovation
Our ideas and insights shape the future of our courts and justice systems.
Discover our court resources
Elevating court leadership through executive coaching
Considerations for new courthouse construction
National Open Court Data Standards: a leadership guide
Leveraging AI to reshape the future of courts
AI-generated evidence: a guide for judges
Enhancing criminal caseflow management in rural communities
Identifying statewide recommendations to improve felony case processing practices for consistent adoption.
Put our skills to work
Want to talk to one of our experts in court administration? Contact us to learn how we can help your court.
