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UPF designs an AI assistant to support insolvency court procedures, shorten resolution times and speed up the administration of justice

UPF- 03 Dec, 2025

UPF designs an AI assistant to support insolvency court procedures, shorten resolution times and speed up the administration of justice

UPF launches AI tool to speed up resolution of personal insolvency cases

UPF- 03 Dec, 2025

UPF launches AI tool to speed up resolution of personal insolvency cases

An AI tool can reduce from 15 days to 2 minutes the judicial processing of “second-chance” cases

UPF- 03 Dec, 2025

An AI tool can reduce from 15 days to 2 minutes the judicial processing of “second-chance” cases

AI-assisted tool helps decongest the administration of justice

UPF- 03 Dec, 2025

AI-assisted tool helps decongest the administration of justice

Using AI against repeat offenders

UPF- 31 Jul, 2025

Using AI against repeat offenders: the solution to the problem or a danger?

Julia Project

UPF- 12 Feb, 2025

More than fifty european judges, judicial schools, lawyers, and academics gather at UPF to reflect on AI use and consumer rights protection

Julia Recurs

UPF- 18 Mar, 2024

How do artificial intelligence and automated decision-making impact the legal arena?

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