If there’s been on consistent theme at the Corporate Legal Operational Consortium 2019 Institute in Las Vegas, it’s that properly organized data can open the door to all kinds of lucrative possibilities, from more-accurate case budgeting to effective litigation strategies.
Still, the “Using AI to Digitize Lawsuits to Perform Actionable Data Analytics” session at day two of the conference posited that despite the fact that there’s a large appetite for such insights at law firms, there are a few obstacles standing in the way. Chief among them? Matter profiling is very difficult work.
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