Legal research for litigators is unique. Litigators need strong insights into judges, courts, and opponents in order to be competitive.The job of a litigator is to win, and they do not usually have the time to find, let alone fully digest and analyze, all the data that could provide advantages in court. Westlaw Edge is equipped with a new feature to help minimize the amount of time spent on legal research.

The importance of having accurate data and being able to interpret it and use it to your advantage is crucial in finding success and remaining competitive. Litigation Analytics on Westlaw Edge allows you to see more data than ever before with easy to read charts. Litigation Analytics is just one example of how Thomson Reuters is fundamentally rethinking how data can be used. Within Westlaw Edge, there are nearly eight million federal district court dockets and north of 100 million state dockets available. Partnered with that, there are analyses of the top types of motions in an easily consumable version. All of this was created together to make the legal research process quicker and easier.

Integrated within Westlaw Edge, Litigation Analytics has the most data, practice areas, coverage, and ways to pivot data. You can leverage the largest collection of insights on judges, courts, attorneys, law firms, and case types to streamline your litigation research workflow. With Litigation Analytics, you can better understand the opposing counsel, evaluate the venue for plaintiffs, and find and better understand local counsel.

Litigation Analytics on Westlaw Edge will fuel better strategies and more efficient execution for many legal organizations. Powered by state-of-the-art AI technology built upon more than 100 years of attorney-edited annotations, Westlaw Edge delivers the fastest answers and most valuable insights to give litigators a strategic edge.

Read more from a Litigation Analytics specialist about her top reasons to use Litigation Analytics and how this one feature alone can take your legal research to the next level.

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