iCrowd Newswire
21 Mar 2023, 23:02 GMT+10
Law.com Radar, ALM's technology-driven client surveillance platform, is introducing coverage of hard-to-access state courts and a range of enhancements that enable users to identify and seize on opportunities
New York, NY - March 21, 2023 - ALM, publisher of legal news sites including Law.com, The American Lawyer and New York Law Journal, announces the expansion of Law.com Radar with the addition of new suit updates from state courts.
Today's release includes more than 100 courts in California, New York, New Jersey, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Texas. Additional state courts will be introduced at a fast pace over the coming weeks and months, providing Law.com Radar users with new suit alerts from key jurisdictions across the U.S.
Radar's addition of state court coverage provides visibility into critical litigation arenas that are hard to monitor and includes courts that require manual collection from the courthouse. The release builds on Law.com Radar's existing coverage of federal district courts and Delaware's Court of Chancery as well as its publication of corporate deal updates and algorithmic Trend Detection capabilities.
Along with the new courts, Law.com Radar is introducing daily case reports by jurisdiction and new suit alerts that can be configured around courts, practice areas, topics, industry segments, law firms, parties or free text searches.
"The combination of adding state courts coverage and the latest user enhancements greatly expands functionality and configurability for our customers," said Richard Caruso, Vice President and General Manager, Global Legal News. "We believe our improvements to Radar will revolutionize the way legal professionals approach litigation surveillance and make it an invaluable resource. Our goal is to help our customers save time so they can take strategic action."
Law.com Radar, launched in 2020, leverages AI technology to process court data and deliver immediate updates to users based on their interests. The tool enables legal professionals to carry out new litigation surveillance with greater efficiency by delivering more context on new filings and shortening the time required to identify and respond to relevant matters.
"State court filings are vitally important to the lawyers and law firms that use Law.com Radar and the courts can be challenging to monitor," said Vanessa Blum, Senior Director of ALM Newsroom Innovation. "Our team is doing the work of collecting just-filed complaints from courthouses across the country and surfacing them with the context that enables users to act quickly on opportunities."
Law.com Radar is now integrated with My Law.com. By bringing together real-time client surveillance with the latest news and analysis, My Law.com makes it easier for legal professionals to stay on top of industry developments, support clients and drive conversations around emerging risks and opportunities.
Law.com and Law.com Radar subscribers will initially receive full access to state courts as states are added to Law.com Radar's coverage until later this year at which point state court content will require upgraded subscription access.
Explore expanded coverage on Law.com Radar - visit www.law.com/radar
About ALM
ALM is the most trusted media, information and intelligence company supporting both the practice of and business of professionals in the legal, insurance, commercial real estate and financial services industries. ALM delivers leading data, intelligence, insights, events and audiences essential for growing businesses globally to over 7 million professionals. Please visit alm.com for more information, and visit www.alm.com/events/ to learn about our upcoming events. Please follow us on Twitter at @ALMGlobal_.
See Campaign: https://www.law.com/radar
Name: Richard CarusoEmail: rcaruso@alm.comJob Title: Vice President and General Manager, Global Legal News
Tags:CE, PR-Wirein, Go Media, Google News, Reportedtimes, IPS, Extended Distribution, iCN Internal Distribution, Legal Newswire, EnglishGet a daily dose of Business Sun news through our daily email, its complimentary and keeps you fully up to date with world and business news as well.
Publish news of your business, community or sports group, personnel appointments, major event and more by submitting a news release to Business Sun.
More InformationNEW YORK, New York - A relief rally hit Wall Street Friday as lawmakers made some progress on the debt ...
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks continued to lose ground Wednesday as the top politicians in the country again ...
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks were under pressure Tuesday as money markets roiled over the failure of lawmakers ...
TOKYO, Japan: Data released this week showed that in the quarter through March, Japan's economy grew at a rate of ...
New Delhi [India], May 27 (ANI): Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on Saturday visited the 187-year-old heritage St James' Church ...
New Delhi [India], May 27 (ANI): In two weeks, markets witnessed a consolidation phase and experts said this momentum is ...
Representative Mike Gallagher, chair of the U.S. House of Representatives committee on China, says that after Beijing banned the sale ...
SAN FRANCISCO, California: US semiconductor toolmaker Applied Materials Inc has said it plans to spend up to $4 billion on ...
BEIJING, China: Amid its feud with Washington over technology and security, the Chinese government told manufacturers of computer equipment to ...
Washington [US], May 27 (ANI): State-sponsored Chinese hackers have infiltrated critical US infrastructure networks, said the United States, its Western ...
BEIJING - China and South Korea have agreed to strengthen dialog and cooperation on semiconductor industry supply chains, amid broader ...
Washington [US], May 27 (ANI): Chinese President Xi Jinping's new anti-spy law -- which is set to take effect on ...