In the digital age, looking at attorney stats can be like staring down the barrel of a never-ending baseball card collection. There’s probably some useful information in there somewhere if you’ve got some reading glasses and two or three hours to kill.
Bloomberg Law is looking to simplify matters with Attorney Analytics, a new addition to its Litigation analytics tool that debuted earlier this week at the Association of Corporate Counsel conference in Austin, Texas. The product is meant to give users a sharper eye—or at least a better view—when it comes to evaluating outside counsel, and could fortify Bloomberg’s position in the domain of legal analytics.
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