As the coronavirus pandemic continues to restrict our movements, attorneys across the United States have quickly learned how to adapt to the vagaries of remote work. What happens, though, to the day-to-day activities of a law firm when its employees can no longer visit their offices, archives or libraries? Luckily, the proliferation of cloud computing… Read More

This article expands on analysis originally published in the New York Law Journal, with additional commentary on how litigators use verdict data in practice. Your client has real damages. The liability facts are strong. And yet the defense isn’t returning calls. This is one of the most familiar — and frustrating — dynamics in personal… Read More

In-house counsel are leveraging state trial court data to help them navigate through uncertain legal terrains By Nicole Clark Nicole Clark is CEO and co-founder of Trellis. My Cottage BBQ & Brew is located in Port Dalhousie, a quiet waterfront community nestled on Lake Ontario, a 30-minute drive from Niagara Falls. This is where Kristen Cass slipped… Read More

NICOLE CLARK The COVID-19 pandemic changed everything. And, 22 months later, the legal implications of these changes remain largely unknown. Across the United States, the number of coronavirus-related complaints filed in federal and state courts continues to rise. These legal actions are complex. They’re testing contemporary legal understandings of negligence, causation, and liability, terms that… Read More