Lex Machina

Lex Machina is a legal analytics platform that predicts the behavior of courts, judges, lawyers, and parties involved in litigation to provide insights into legal trends and outcomes.

Key features:
- Enhanced state court coverage, with insights into 5.5 million cases across 100 state courts
- Detailed reports on various types of class action litigation, including general class action cases, civil rights, consumer protection, employment, and federal appellate cases
- Insights into antitrust litigation, including general antitrust cases, DOJ/FTC enforcement contested cases, MDL Master cases, and antitrust class action cases
- Exclusive outcome analytics compiled, cleaned, and enhanced by machine learning and legal experts, updated every 24 hours
- Predictive analytics to forecast the behavior of courts, judges, lawyers, and parties

How it works:
Users interact with Lex Machina through a web-based platform, allowing them to search for and analyze legal data using various filters and criteria. The platform enables users to look up the history of a judge's rulings, analyze success rates of law firms in specific types of cases, and predict likely case outcomes based on historical data.

Integrations:
Lex Machina integrates with various legal and business tools to enhance its functionality.

Use of AI:
Lex Machina leverages machine learning models to clean, compile, and analyze legal data, providing users with actionable insights.

How to access:
Lex Machina is available as a web application, accessible from any device with internet connectivity.

Lex Machina is ideal for law firms looking to gain a competitive edge in litigation, corporate legal departments aiming to make informed legal decisions, and government agencies involved in legal proceedings and policy-making.