Fastcase, a legal research alternative, announced a partnership with Courtroom Insight (CI), a leader in legal data. Specifically, CI has integrated their expert witness data with Fastcase’s research platform. Overall, the partnership benefits law firms and researchers by allowing them to capture, customize, share, and analyze critical information about legal professionals in private digital environments.
“[The] inclusion of [Courtroom Insight’s] expert witness profiles [. . .] adds a new dimension to legal research opportunities [. . .],” said Sean Tate, Fastcase Product Manager. “Users can now enhance searches with results of experts in a myriad of specialties,” he added.
Legal research subscribers now have the ability to access to expert witness profiles from within their litigation research.
Fastcase democratizes the law by making it more accessible to more people. Using patented software, the company helps users sift through cluttered searches, rank the best cases, and re-sorts results to quickly find answers. Founded in 1999, the company has more than 900,000 subscribers from around the world. For more information, visit www.fastcase.com.
Courtroom Insight offers the leading knowledge management solution. The solution enables law firms to capture, share and analyze critical information about expert witnesses, judges, and other legal professionals. For further information, visit: https://www.courtroominsight.com
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