Whether building an argument for a case or investigating applicable regulatory statues for a client, legal's need for robust research capabilities has often driven technology adoption. And with the increasing application of artificial intelligence (AI), such research capabilities have been expanded to new heights of accuracy and specificity.

Now, the demand for legal technology providers is to help attorneys access all pertinent information as quickly and seamlessly as possible. Bloomberg Law recently sought to meet these expectations with the addition of its new subscription tool Bloomberg Points of Law. The tool leverages AI to give attorneys easier access to case law research, and allow them to understand it on a larger scale. Here's a look at the platform:

What it is: Bloomberg Points of Law is a case research platform that uses AI and data visualization to help attorneys, legal researchers and litigators highlight pertinent legal language, such as new case law or interpretations of a statute, within federal and state court opinions. It also allows users to find such legal language, which it deems “points of law,” across all court opinions in its database.