Make The Most Of Your Data With APIs From LexisNexis
We recently sat down with Dave DiCicco, Senior Director of Product Management at LexisNexis, to discuss the new API offerings from Lexis and how they’re changing the way law firms practice law.
What Corporate Legal Department Challenges Will Keep GCs Up At Night In 2022?
As we embark on a new year in 2022, GCs are anticipating the continuation of many of the trends of accelerated industry transformation resulting from the pandemic, while trying to look around the corner for emerging challenges to their department operations.
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Five Ways Legal Analytics Can Help Litigators Craft Winning Strategies
Legal analytics do not introduce a new way to litigate cases; they simply uncover and surface insights that can be placed in the hands of a skilled litigator to take that reason, analysis, and persuasion to the next level.
What Are Law Firms’ 10 Biggest Client Retention Challenges?
One of the consensus lessons of the past year in the legal services industry is that marketing is absolutely core to the strategic success of law firms.
Top 5 Challenges For Law Firms To Win New Business
Most law firms are emerging from COVID-19 lockdowns and economic disruptions in a stronger financial position than they anticipated at the outset of the downturn. However, their approach to landing new clients has changed dramatically — and they likely will never return to the tactics of the past.
LexisNexis Expands Analytics Offerings To Finance
Another sector added to the ever-growing analytics empire.
The Fifth-Year Dilemma: Do I Stay Or Do I Go (In-House)?
How to make the right decision, and why there might be another way to shape a fulfilling legal career on your own terms.
LexisNexis Context Expands To AI-Driven Attorney Insights
What attorneys may not even realize about themselves.
Launching Legal Technology Is Hard Enough… And Then LexisNexis Faced The COVID Pandemic
Designing Lexis+ presented some new challenges.
Know Companies Better Than They Know Themselves With The Latest LexisNexis Offering
The powerful analytic offering gets another new module.
Gen Z Lawyers Reshaping How Law Firms Think About Technology In Their Recruiting Strategy
To attract and retain the next generation of standout lawyers, it is essential to understand what the next generation of attorneys desire in a career experience and adapt to their new ways of working, in partnership with technology.
Gen AI: Your Legal Research Assistant, Not Your Replacement
Here's how you can spend more time practicing law, and less time sorting, sifting, and summarizing.
The Future Of Legal Research: An In-Depth Look At Lexis Advance
A discussion about Lexis Advance, the sophisticated platform that’s revolutionizing legal research through AI technology, analytics, and visualization, and how it’s making waves with the next generation of lawyers.
LexisNexis Is Out To Change The World For The Better
The non-profit Rule of Law Foundation leverages what LexisNexis does best to help the world.
AI Litigation Analytics: A Fad Or The Future?
A dive into Context by LexisNexis.
Non-Sequiturs: 09.23.18
* In case you missed it amidst all the craziness of last week, Monday was Constitution Day -- and as Judge Don Willett reminds us, it's up to us to keep our constitutional republic strong. [Wall Street Journal] * The Supreme Court clerk class of October Term 2008: where are they now? Derek Muller has tracked them down. [Excess of Democracy] * Senator Dianne Feinstein is under fire, and not just for her handling of the Kavanaugh nomination -- but she's still likely to emerge victorious in November, as Kashmir Hill reports. [Splinter] * The past 12 months haven't been easy for superlawyer David Boies -- but he's still very busy (and also a bit wiser), as he tells Jim Stewart. [New York Times] * It's only a matter of time before the Supreme Court has to address the rights of transgender students under Title IX, according to Justin Driver -- who's the author of a buzz-generating new book, The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for the American Mind (affiliate link). [Reason / Volokh Conspiracy] * If you're looking for advice about discipline, focus, happiness, and relationships -- and who isn't? -- here's a podcast you might want to check out. [University of Good / SoundCloud] * Law firm mergers are notoriously hit or miss -- so this new M&A intelligence tool from ALM could come in very handy. [Dewey B Strategic] * Congratulations to the six new participants in LexisNexis's third Silicon Valley Legal Tech Accelerator program! [Artificial Lawyer]
The Law Librarians Revolt: AALL Accuses LexisNexis Of Engaging In Unfair Business Practices – Possible Antitrust Violations
The American Association of Law Libraries sent a 'cease and desist' letter to Lexis Nexis objecting to the bundling of unrelated products.