LexisNexis Extends Its Context Language Analytics to Cover Attorneys’ Briefs and Motions

Last year, LexisNexis introduced Context, a refinement of an analytics tool originally developed by Ravel Law that analyzes the language of a judge’s opinions to determine the cases and arguments the judge finds most persuasive in deciding specific types of issues. As I reported then, that original launch also included Context for expert witnesses, and, since then, LexisNexis has expanded Context to also cover courts and companies.

Today, LexisNexis is further expanding Context with the introduction of Attorney Analytics, the fifth module in the platform, for researching opposing attorneys in litigation matters.

Context Attorney Analytics analyzes the briefs, pleadings and motions the opposing attorney has filed in cases that are similar to yours and shows what arguments and strategies they have used and how they have fared.