Judge analytics is the new black. Or at least that’s what I wrote in a post last summer that discussed several products that could do things such as help you predict how a particular judge might rule on an issue or which cases that judge was likely to find most persuasive.

One of the products I covered in that post was Ravel Law’s Judge Analytics, which promised to provide “never-before-available information and analysis about how individual federal court judges make decisions.”

Today, Ravel Law introduced an update to its Judge Analytics product that adds both new content and new functionality. The update adds:

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