Ravel unveiled its Firm Analytics suite, which purports to rank law firms by case volume and winning percentages across practice areas. Cases are categorized in a state and federal ruling database that Ravel created in partnership with Harvard Law School. Daniel Lewis, Ravel’s chief executive, says the search tools build on the company’s success in quantitative analyses of rulings, judges and jurisdictions.
“We’re taking the same approach to find out which firms are involved in these cases and what was the outcome,” Lewis tells ABA Journal in an interview. “This is a pretty new landscape. This is the first platform of its kind working with machine-learning to evaluate a specific topic area, practice area or plaintiff— any piece of the puzzle.”
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