Today Ravel is launching Law Firm Analytics which is putting them squarely into the competitive intelligence and law firm performance based litigation rankings business.
Law Firm Analytics aggregates all of a firm’s cases and offers tracking, searchability, and analysis by practice area, court, judge, time period, and motion. An associate can analyze their firm’s winning
For seven years the PLLIP Summit has been a major event that enables law librarians and legal information professionals spend a rare day immersed with colleagues in a fast paced learning environment to help them optimize support for the evolving needs of lawyers and law firms. This year’s program focuses on: Navigating the Critical
American Lawyer Media’s Legal Week kicks off January 31st – February 2nd at the New York Hilton Mid-Town. In keeping with the Legal Week mission of providing programming more legal communities, they have added a track for Legal Pros which focuses on topics of interest to law librarians and legal
information professionals.
I will be
LexMachina is a system exploding with data.
When Lex Machina was acquired by LexisNexis last year, the company promised that the huge Lexis data archive would be leveraged to expand Lex Machina beyond its original intellectual property
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Just in case you are not tuning out any mention of the 2016 Presidential Election– I recently learned that LexisNexis has posted an interactive 2016 Presidential Election News Tracker Page. The page shows coverage trends for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, and the Vice Presidential Candidates Mike Pence and Tim Kaine. It also charts, share
Lex Machina is not a hard product to use. It is loaded with data and offers lawyers an infinite landscape of data permutations. As I have often said “lawyers don’t want research products that make them feel like they are wiring a powerplant. They want to flip a light switch.” In 2014 Lex Machina launched three desktop ‘” apps”: the early case assessor,