Lexis+ Gets Litigation Analytics for Data-Based Insights on Courts, Judges and Counsel
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LexisNexis has enhanced its Lexis+ premium legal research platform with the addition of litigation analytics, which provide data-driven insights into judges, courts, attorneys and law firms, in both federal and state courts.
Litigation Analytics now becomes the fourth pillar of Lexis+, bringing sophisticated analytics to all users of the Lexis+ platform and incorporating it within the legal research and Practical Guidance workflows.
This new component of Lexis+ is based on the litigation analytics technology developed by the trailblazing legal analytics company Lex Machina, which LexisNexis acquired in 2015 and has continued to develop over the years, adding new practice areas and jurisdictions and integrating it into other products.
Using court and judge analytics, you can see data such as how many cases are pending in a court or before a judge, how many cases of particular types are pending, how long that court or judge averages to key trial events, damages typically awarded at trial, and specific cases pending before a court or judge.
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