2018 - LexPredict®

SCOTUS News, April 20th, 2018: No Ordinary Case

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Apr 20Categories: FantasySCOTUS, News No Comments

SCOTUS only released two opinions this week. Upon inspection, though, it’s easy to see why. Both Wilson v. Sellers and Sessions v. Dimaya address serious issues, and in the latter case, nearly one hundred pages worth of writing from the Justices....

An Introduction to ContraxSuite’s Contract Analytics

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Apr 16Categories: Analytics, ContraxSuite, Technology No Comments

ContraxSuite is a powerful tool for legal professionals, and is the leading open-source contract analytics and legal document analysis platform. It identifies legal material, extracts information, and visualizes, organizes, analyzes, and de-duplicates...

SCOTUS News, March 23rd, 2018: Cyan Switch-Up

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Mar 23Categories: FantasySCOTUS, News No Comments

SCOTUS is back to its steady release of cases after a quiet couple of weeks. Let’s take a look. Marinello v. US Petitioner Marinello failed for many years to properly file taxes. He did so knowingly, violating specific clauses of the so-called Omnibus...

Daniel Martin Katz Gives Innovation Keynote at ABA Tech Show

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Mar 12Categories: News, Press, Technology No Comments

Last Friday at the 2018 ABA Tech Show our own Daniel Martin Katz gave the keynote address on Six Vectors of Legal Innovation. And of course, as always, the place to start was, say it all together now, robots are not replacing lawyers. Rather, humans and...

SCOTUS News, March 2nd, 2018: No Avoidance Here

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Mar 02Categories: FantasySCOTUS, News No Comments

This week, the Supreme Court handed down three opinions, including Jennings v. Rodriguez, a high-profile immigrant detention case. We look at that case last. Merit Management Group v. FTI Consulting, Inc. This case concerned some complicated provisions...

SCOTUS News, Feb. 23, 2018: Murphy’s Law

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Feb 23Categories: FantasySCOTUS, News No Comments

Not too many surprises from the Supreme Court this week. The Crowd racked up its first loss, but even with a loss, the Crowd has an 87.5% case accuracy rate! Digital Realty Trust v. Somers This case concerns the definition of a ‘whistleblower’...

LexPredict Receives ISO 27001 Certification

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Feb 21Categories: Business, News, Press No Comments

LexPredict is pleased to announce they have received ISO 27001 certification, a recognized international standard for best practices in information security. In granting this certification, the ISO certifies that LexPredict has established a robust approach...

LexPredict Named Legal AI Leader by National Law Journal

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Feb 07Categories: ContraxSuite, News, Press No Comments

LexPredict, and its contract analytics platform ContraxSuite, have been featured in National Law Journal’s inaugural list of Legal AI Leaders. Similar to NLJ’s ‘Trailblazers’ series, the list of Legal AI Leaders highlights developers...

SCOTUS News, Jan. 25th, 2018: The Beginning

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jan 25Categories: FantasySCOTUS, News No Comments

The FantasySCOTUS Crowd is so far batting a thousand in the 2017 term. Let’s take a look. District of Columbia v. Wesby In a relatively brief opinion, SCOTUS ruled in favor of D.C. police officers in District of Columbia v. Wesby. Officers arrested...

LPM, Part 8: The Review Stage

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jan 10Categories: Analytics, Business, News No Comments

The last stage of LPM – the review stage – is perhaps the most easily forgotten. A common reaction to a project’s successful end might be a celebration, a sigh of relief, and a bit of hindsight bias. Success! We did it! Job well done....