Owen Byrd

Product Liability: The Next Frontier For Legal Analytics?

This free webinar will include a demonstration of Lex Machina’s award-winning Legal Analytics® platform, which is expanding into product liability.

Free Webinar: Emerging Trends And Legal Analytics For Product Liability

Join the webinar to learn about this evolving area of law.

Profiles In Innovation: An Interview With Owen Byrd Of Lex Machina

Checking in with a leading voice in legal technology, on the occasion of a major new product launch.

Analytics For Commercial Litigation: The Winning Edge For Lawyers

How can you use "big data" to get big wins for your clients? Find out tomorrow.

Non-Sequiturs: 06.13.17

* Professor Ann Althouse wants to know: What's the theory that take-home exams redress gender inequity? [Althouse] * Legal analytics versus legal research: what's the difference? Owen Byrd of Lex Machina explains. [Law Technology Today] * Professor Noah Feldman is not a fan of the Ninth Circuit's recent ruling on Trump Travel Ban 2.0. [Bloomberg View via How Appealing] * And Professor Sam Bray is not a fan of nationwide injunctions in the travel ban litigation. [Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post] * My colleague Elie Mystal yesterday offered an ideological critique of Justice Ginsburg's opinion in Morales-Santana; Professor Will Baude has a technical one (and I think he might be right). [PrawfsBlawg] * Mollie Hemingway respectfully dissents from the James Comey lovefest. [The Federalist]

Can Data Be Your Litigation Edge? A Conversation With Lex Machina’s Owen Byrd

Will this be an analytics tool that every firm begins to use in order to get a leg up?

Lex Machina Expands Analytics From IP Into Securities Law; Other Practice Areas To Follow

Securities cases are available in Lex Machina starting today; antitrust cases will come in September.