The case for case prediction
What is the future of litigation? How will the digital revolution affect the conduct of disputes, and what does that mean for you?
The second episode in our Future of Litigation season weighs up the case for case prediction software. Together with Solomonic co-founder Gideon Cohen, Disputes & Investigations partner Laurence Lieberman and senior associate Stephanie High consider the pros and cons of litigation analytics software, including how it could impact:
- deciding whether to initiate proceedings
- choosing your legal team
- reducing your court time and costs
- managing trial result expectations, and
- gauging the best points to think about settlement.
Listen to Episode 2 of The Future of Litigation above, or on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Stitcher.
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