Attorney Data Engine

Uncover comprehensive attorney litigation data and performance insights.

by Lex Machina, Inc. · Legal Research & Analytics

Executive Summary

Lex Machina's Attorney Data Engine is a specialized legal analytics tool designed to provide deep insights into litigation and attorney performance. It goes beyond traditional public records like PACER to identify lawyers involved in cases, offering a more complete picture of legal activity. The engine leverages extensive litigation data to help legal professionals understand trends, assess opposing counsel, and strategize more effectively. The platform is built to deliver accurate and comprehensive data, enabling users to combine Lex Machina's insights with their own information for tailored solutions. It supports various legal domains, including consumer protection, securities litigation, and patent law, by providing detailed reports and analytical capabilities. This allows firms and legal departments to make data-driven decisions, improve case strategy, and gain a competitive edge.

Use Cases

  • Identify all attorneys involved in specific cases, including those not listed in PACER.
  • Analyze attorney performance and litigation history for strategic decision-making.
  • Research opposing counsel's past case outcomes and litigation behavior.
  • Understand emerging trends in various litigation areas (e.g., patent, consumer protection, securities).
  • Integrate litigation data into internal systems for custom analytics and solutions via API.

Features

Visibility

  • Attorney Profiles: Detailed profiles of attorneys, including their litigation history, case types, and outcomes.
  • Case Analytics: Insights into specific cases, including parties involved, judges, and litigation events.
  • Judge Analytics: Analysis of judge behavior and tendencies in various case types.

Intelligence

  • Litigation Trend Identification: Identifies and analyzes emerging trends across different legal practice areas.
  • Performance Benchmarking: Compares attorney and firm performance against industry benchmarks.
  • Data Accuracy Assurance: Ensures the highest accuracy of litigation data, including attorney involvement.

Technical Specifications

Architecture
Proprietary legal analytics platform
Deployment
SaaS
API Available
Yes

AI/ML Stack

  • LexisNexis Protégé
  • AI-assisted attorney review
  • RELX Responsible AI Framework

Security & Compliance

Encryption: Advanced encryption

Pricing

Starting Price
Contact sales
Target Customer
SMB,Mid-Market,Enterprise
Contract Type
Annual
Free Trial
Yes

About Lex Machina, Inc.

Lex Machina, a division of LexisNexis, provides legal analytics and data-driven insights to legal professionals. It leverages AI, machine learning, and natural language processing to analyze litigation data, offering strategic intelligence on judges, lawyers, parties, and case outcomes. This helps law firms and in-house legal teams assess risk, develop strategy, and support business development.

Founded: 2010 · Headquarters: Menlo Park, United States · Employees: 51-200 · Subsidiary

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