Here’s the intro if you haven’t read this blurb before
In the litigation space, harnessing information is the key to success.
With thousands of cases shuffling through the courts every day, the act of gathering relevant data and drawing conclusions based on past cases with an eye towards your strategy in the courtroom can take a team of legal professionals several weeks working on their own.
Legal Analytics from Lex Machina cuts through the noise of any irrelevant legal data, allowing attorneys to make informed decisions and understand how past matters and outcomes for relevant firms, individual attorneys, courts, judges, and parties might demonstrate how their own case could play out.
“We built out Legal Analytics. It’s our focus, it’s what we do,” says Carla Rydholm, an attorney who joined Lex Machina in its early days and currently serves as the company’s Senior Director of Product Management.
Today’s Lex Machina product can create analytics driven by data from federal district and appellate courts, bankruptcy courts, administrative and specialty courts like that of the International Trade Commission, and a growing number of state courts.
