Courtroom Insight today announced a collaboration with LexisNexis® Legal & Professional. LN will enable customers who have both Courtroom Insight and LexisNexis to automatically access select Lexis Context Analytics and Lexis+ information about expert witnesses and judges. The new data will appear with within the Courtroom Insight Knowledge Management platform profiles of judges
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Lex Machina Launches State Motion Metrics -Webcast Demo on July 28th
Lex Machina, a LexisNexis company, released a new legal analytics tool “State Motion Metrics”. State Motion Metrics provides insights which can be used to develop a motion strategy or identify the best arguments in state motion practice. State Motion Metrics is available for four Delaware state courts, including the Delaware Court of Chancery. Motion metrics are also available for the Los Angeles County Superior Court. Lex Machina plans to roll out State Motion Metrics in more courts later this year.
“Our analytics allow users to understand motion strategy, including judges’ past behavior with dynamic grant/denial rates, as well as the cases and documents to back up that research,” said Karl Harris, CEO of Lex Machina. “Lex Machina is the best analytics tool to …
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Trellis Promises “Google for Analytics” – Launches State Court Analytics For New York, Texas and Florida
Today Trellis,an AI powered state court analytics platform is announcing expanded coverage to trial courtsthroughout New York Florida and Texas. Trellis launched a California database in in March 2018 with $2 M seed funding. The legal market has clearly responded to the marketplace of analytics products which have sprung up over the
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LexisNexis Product Liability Navigator: Speeds Assessment of Case Value, Viability, Risk
Today LexisNexis is launching the Product Liability Navigator, a “purpose built” product to help in-house counsel and law firms facing complex types of litigation. It offers a custom dashboard and workflow. Perhaps more importantly, Products Liability Navigator enables a lawyer to quickly assess the risks of potential litigation.
The press release includes a quote from LexisNexis North American CEO, Sean Fitzpatrick. “Lexis Product Liability Navigator is a powerful solution that addresses the unique needs of litigators practicing products liability law. The workflow-based solution illuminates the risks or rewards of a case and saves time and resources on case assessment… From product recall reports to verdict summaries, no other solution provides this level of functionality or mirrors the way attorneys and researchers approach product liability cases. We listened to over 300 product liability practitioners and custom-built a solution designed to set them up for success. Simply put, Lexis Product Liability Navigator dramatically reduces the time it takes to make well-researched decisions in products liability cases.”
The Dashboard. The Navigator enables lawyers to assess information based on product type, product name, manufacturer and federal or state Jurisdiction. Search results display in a dashboard which shows multiples …
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Lex Machina Launches New State Court Analytics for California and Nevada
Lex Machina has announced the expansion of their state law analytics offering with the addition of the Sacramento County Superior Court (California) and Clark County (Nevada) which covers Las Vegas. This adds a total of 171,480 new cases bringing the total state case analytics to 1,126,722 new cases . The state law analytics provides lawyers with insights into judges, court, law firms, attorneys and parties.
The new state court analytics modules are like the Lex Machina federal court analytics products, built using a proprietary Attorney Data Engine and other natural language processing technology, According to the press release “Lex Machina is the only legal analytics provider able to utilize state court documents to provide comprehensive coverage about the behavior of judges, law firms, attorneys, and parties in state courts.”
In an earlier post about Lex Machina state law analytics products I described the unique challenges of taming state court data. “each state court system the product development team had to get “under the hood” to understand the idiosyncrasies of docket system and data collection practices.”
According to the press release “Lex Machina worked closely with the court systems to understand their docketing practices and create analytics that reflect the unique aspects of individual courts. The two new state courts – Sacramento County Superior Court (88,000+ cases) and Clark County (Las Vegas) District Court (82,000+ cases) – each have their own data collection infrastructure and nuances. These modules, and thus the substantial case numbers, cover four years of court activity beginning with cases filed January 1, 2016 or later.”
Why Sacramento and Clark County?
The Sacramento and Clark County courts were chosen because they represent important data sets in the universe of …
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Lex Machina Launches New Consumer Protection Module Offers Webinar Today
Lex Machina is announcing the launch of the Consumer Protection Litigation analytics module covering nearly 145,000 cases, including more than 26,000 class action lawsuits, pending in federal district court since 2009. This is the 15th topical module added to the Lex Machina platform. Every Lex Machina module provides data driven insights into judges, courts,…
Acquisitions, Alliances and Joint Ventures Announced By Thomson Reuters, LexisNexis and Wolters Kluwer
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory, LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters spent the past week showing off newproductsand features at the annual American Association of Law Libraries ( AALL) Meeting and Conference in Washington DC. Since the close of the conference on Tuesday, each has announced a new alliance of some kind.
- Thompson Reuters acquired HighQ Software
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Start Stop Survey Results AALL’s — “The Know it AALL” Is Voted Best New Product and Bloomberg Law’s “Docket Key” Best New Feature
The results of the 2017 Start Stop Survey are in. Thanks to everyone who participated in the survey. My apologies for the delay in compiling the results – let me blame a series of unexpected events starting in December and continuing through the spring.
Can it Be? The Best New Legal Information Product is FREE! Although AALL’s daily newsletter launched in late 2016 it really gained traction in 2017. I am also a daily reader. Know It AALL aggregates legal knowledge and technology stories from around the web ranging from academic publications to popular blogs and news sites. It is like a fresh cup of news serendipity to drink in along with your morning coffee. (Full disclosure: I am currently on the Board of the American Association of Law Libraries which publishes the newsletter..) The Know it AALL is available for free to anyone who wishes to subscribe at this link.
What is the best NEW PRODUCT you became aware of in 2017?…
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Breaking News: Fastcase Adds Federal and State Docket Analytics Through Acquisition of Docket Alarm
Today Fastcase is announcing the acquisition of innovative docket analytics provider Docket Alarm. Over the past few years, Fastcase has been rapidly transforming itself from being a reliable “low cost” online research provider of primary law into a serious contender to erode upstream market share from the mega-platforms Westlaw, LexisNexis and…
Gavelytics: California State Court Analytics Developed by Lawyers for Lawyers
In law, it seems that frustration is often the mother of invention. Gavelytics is the brainchild of Rick Merrill a former “Big Law” real estate litigator who wanted to get better insights into the rulings and habits of California Superior Court judges. Merrill began developing Gavelytics two years ago when he left Greenberg Traurig. Gavelytics…