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Mass Counterfeiting Whack-a-Mole
Above the Law, January 21, 2020
Any IP lawyer that represents a brand suffering from counterfeiting would do well to consider how the rise of mass counterfeiting cases may present them and their clients with yet another avenue for legal redress.
Podcast: Where Do Legal Analytics Come From?
Timely Notice, January 7, 2020
Neil Magenheim of Lex Machina joins Jonathan Schwartz for a discussion of data analytics in the practice of law. Neil explains what clients can learn about private practitioners from available data, as well as how entities of all sizes can utilize data analytics to promote transparency in the law.
Analytics, AI and Insights: 5 Innovations That Redefined Legal Research Since 2010
Above the Law, January 2, 2020
Lexis and WESTLAW were in the docket business for decades but it was Lex Machina, which invented a way for lawyers to use analytics for pitches and litigation strategy. Lex Machina took the most mundane of legal data sets– docket entries and spun it into a goldmine of legal insights.
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October 23, 2019
Lex Machina’s Consumer Protection Litigation Report Reveals Companies Paid More Than $34 Billion in Damages Over the Last Decade
Case filings rose nearly 20% over the last decade while class-action lawsuits tripled. Volkswagen paid more than $14 billion in consumer protection damages for its “clean diesel” claims.
August 27, 2019
Lex Machina Brings Data-Driven Insights to Business Litigators and Consumer Advocates with New Legal Analytics for Consumer Protection Litigation Module
More than $43 billion in damages has been awarded in consumer protection cases since 2009; Equifax, Volkswagen and Facebook among the seminal consumer protection cases
July 23, 2019
Lex Machina Launches Comprehensive Tax Litigation Module
Tax litigators now have access to detailed insights about the track records of judges, individual attorneys, law firms and parties involved in federal tax cases, as well as broader trends within the practice area