| Three Crowns is proud to announce that the firm has been named a winner at the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers North America Awards for the category “Innovation in training and development.” The award recognized the firm’s cross-examination simulator, Atelier, which enables lawyers and students to hone their cross-examination skills by realistically simulating a fact or expert witness in a voice-to-voice examination. Users can tailor witness behavior and knowledge with precision.
Hugh Carlson, CEO of Three Crowns, stated: “This recognition reflects the firm’s commitment to innovation, a commitment captured in our founding principles and critical to our AI strategy. We take pride in a culture that encourages and celebrates creative, bold, and responsible engagement with new technologies, of which Atelier is our latest example.” Dr. Megan Ma and her team from Stanford Law School’s Liftlab were close collaborators in this project from its inception. Learn more about the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers 2025 Awards, here. For further coverage from the FT, click here. |
Three Crowns wins FT Innovative Lawyers North America 2025 award for innovation in training and development
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