Courtroom Insight announced a collaboration with Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company. Specifically, the integration will provide mutual customers with access to relevant research on judges, case types, and judgments in the United States. Courtroom Insight users will have direct access to Thomson Reuters Litigation Analytics platform, where users can gather information on judges. For example, information on how judges typically rule, their area of expertise, and what authority they tend to cite.
As a result of this integration, legal professionals can work within the Courtroom Insight platform to leverage data-driven judicial insights. The integration will streamline users’ workflows and reduce research time by enabling users to respond to clients even faster with the initial case context around likely outcome, timeline, and cost.
“This partnership with Thomson Reuters allows us to provide our mutual customers with the critical judicial insights they need to build case strategy and prepare for case outcomes,” shares Courtroom Insight CEO, Mark Torchiana. “We intend to build upon this first step as we continue to deliver critical integrations, information, and services to our customers.”
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About Courtroom Insight
Courtroom Insight (“CI”) provides connected insights on legal professionals. Our leading knowledge management solution enables law firms, insurance companies, and other legal organizations to capture, share, and analyze critical information about legal professionals, such as expert witnesses, judges, and neutrals. Learn more at: our website or LinkedIn.
About Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters (“TR”) brings together the trusted content and technology that people need to make the right decisions. The company serves professionals across multiple industries. For example, legal, tax, accounting, compliance, government, and media. Learn more at: TR’s website.
