Category: Practitioner Insights
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Originally published in Santa Barbara Lawyer. In this article, Nicole Clark explains how attorneys use verdict data and legal analytics to evaluate slip-and-fall cases, predict jury outcomes, and guide settlement decisions. “Who hurt you?” shouts a billboard for the Razavi Law Group in Los Angeles. The city is awash with gigantic advertisements in this style,… Read More
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Artificial intelligence is framed as a disruptive force that will transform the legal industry in the future. In reality, it’s already deeply embedded in how attorneys practice law today. From legal research platforms to litigation analytics tools, AI has quietly shaped how lawyers gather information, evaluate cases, and make strategic decisions. In a recent article… Read More
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The following piece was published by the National Employment Lawyers Association New York Chapter to their site on June 6, 2024. I am Nicole Clark, CEO and co-founder of Trellis, and want to give you an example of how artificial intelligence is being implemented in the legal profession. On May 16, 2014, a technician contracted… Read More
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Below is an intro excerpt from our CEO Nicole Clark‘s insightful Litigation Finance Journal article (out today!) on how #LitigationFinance Teams can conduct due diligence, identify opportunities & set alerting — across the US state trial court system! “Nobody knows exactly what happened. Each party has their own account of the events that unfolded. This,… Read More
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Original published on Attorney at Work. In this piece, Nicole Clark examines a legal dispute over Bruce’s Beach to show how judicial analytics can inform litigation strategy. Read the original article here. There’s a narrow strip of land nestled in the South Bay of Los Angeles. The three-acre parcel overlooks the Pacific Ocean, sitting as… Read More