Why The Legal Profession Is Turning To Machine Learning Articles Analytics

Currently, the two largest companies in legal data-driven research are LexisNexis and Westlaw. They have databases that contain huge numbers of case details, and often serve as the default starting point for legal researchers. However, they are not a resource for running advanced analytical tools. Others are filling this gap in the market though. Brainspace, for example, is applying more analytically driven tools to unstructured data in ways that companies have previously not been able to do, and one application that it's been used for successfully is legal files.