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FiveThirtyEight Priors and Precedent Feature: FantasySCOTUS Predictions for EEOC v. Abercrombie and Fitch

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Feb 27Categories: LexAnalysis

The very cool FiveThirtyEight will be using FantasySCOTUS predictions for pending cases. The first feature by Oliver Roeder looks at EEOC v. Abercrombie and Fitch. Here I’ll turn to two sources: the {Marshall}+ algorithm — a computer program designed...

FantasySCOTUS and {Marshall}+ Final Predictions for December Sitting

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Jan 13Categories: LexAnalysis

This term, the LexPredict team will be generating predictions for all cases argued before the Supreme Court. First, we are aggregating the crowd-sourced predictions of the players on FantasySCOTUS. Second, we are generating predictions from {Marshall}+,...

After 4 Cases, {Marshall}+ Beats FantasySCOTUS (Slightly)

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Dec 15Categories: LexAnalysis

This term, the Supreme Court has issued four decisions from 40 argued cases. Overall, the FantasySCOTUS crowd correctly predicted 2 out of the 4 cases, for a 50% accuracy rate. {Marshall}+ correctly predicted the outcome in 3 out of 4 decisions. However,...

FantasySCOTUS and {Marshall}+ Final Predictions for October & November Sittings

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Dec 08Categories: LexAnalysis

Exploring the complexity of the law

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Nov 16Categories: Analytics, Business, Technology

HOW COMPLEX IS THE LAW? This simple, perennial question has occupied many scholars, politicians, and dinner table conversations. Up until recently, very little rigorous research had been conducted on the topic. In our seminal work on the topic, which...

Whistleblower Respondent in DHS v. MacLean: "All of these law students [On FantasySCOTUS] are picking me to lose 9 to 0.”

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Nov 03Categories: LexAnalysis

In the Washington Post, Bob Barnes provides an insight into the people behind the cases in several Supreme Court arguments coming up soon. One of them, Robert MacLean, has checked FantasySCOTUS for a forecast of how his case will come out. Unfortunately,...

FantasySCOTUS and {Marshall}+ Predictions for Supreme Court’s October Sitting

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Nov 01Categories: LexAnalysis

How will the Justices decide cases involving the 4th Amendment, Religious Liberty, and Antitrust Law? This term, the LexPredict team will be generating predictions for all cases argued before the Supreme Court. First, we are aggregating the crowd-sourced...

FantasySCOTUS and {Marshall}+ Featured in the Washington Post

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Oct 24Categories: LexAnalysis, Press

Robert Barnes has published a piece in the Washington Post about fun ways to follow the Supreme Court. We are extremely excited about his extensive coverage of FantasySCOTUS, LexPredict, and {Marshall}+. Here are the highlights: And while a justice’s...

LexPredict Revolutionizes Supreme Court Predictions With FantasySCOTUS and {Marshall}+

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Oct 13Categories: LexAnalysis, Press, Technology No Comments

There are three ways to forecast events – experts, crowds, and algorithms. The LexPredict team has united all three approaches to offer an accurate method of generating Supreme Court predictions. Experts LexPredict has gathered a group of Supreme...

LexPredict Featured in the ABA "New Normal" Column

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Oct 04Categories: Business, Press, Technology

This week, LexPredict was featured in Paul Lippe’s “the new normal” column in the ABA Journal. In the article, LexPredict Chief Strategy Officer Daniel Martin Katz lays out ten predictions on the impact of IBM’s Watson on...