GCs Dive Into Data Lakes To Prevent Legal Issues
Data lakes are an excellent way for organizations to store large amounts of data in their original format.
UniCourt
UniCourt is a nationwide case research, tracking, management, and analytics platform that integrates court data from federal (PACER) and state courts into a single, cloud-based application. The UniCourt solution allows organizations to reduce costs, increase productivity, make data-driven decisions, and identify marketing opportunities. By leveraging big data methodologies to acquire, analyze, and correlate disparate legal data, UniCourt makes legal data more widely accessible, manageable, and insightful.
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- LexTech Review: UniCourt - Turning Court Searches Into Cash UniCourt categorizes ALL the data for each case, meaning every case type, case status, every party type, every type of motion and every type of order — all in a standard format that works for all state and federal courts. Then they organize all these cases by case type. Oh, and, and for each case, they track the docket too. Which in the example of family law, could save a small law firm many hours of manually checking court websites every week.
- ABA TECHSHOW Post-Mortem: Not Your Granddaddy’s Legal Tech Conference UniCourt was a finalist in TECHSHOW's Startup Alley
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