Most state trial court intelligence has historically lived in attorneys’ inboxes, internal notes, and anecdotal conversations—not in searchable systems. That creates a real strategic blind spot. How does a particular judge tend to rule? How often has opposing counsel argued this issue? What motion patterns emerge across similar cases? Trellis was built to answer those… Read More

Legal analytics provides insight into judges, opposing counsel, case timelines, and overall litigation patterns. In state trial courts, this requires aggregating and structuring fragmented data across jurisdictions. Once standardized, that data can be analyzed to evaluate judicial behavior, assess opposing counsel, and inform litigation strategy. Every court case includes core data points, such as the… Read More