Litigation Prediction Platform Pre/Dicta Expands Into New Motion Types and Case Timelines
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Article Summary
In a significant development for the legal analytics field, Pre/Dicta has broadened its litigation prediction platform to include new motion types and detailed case timelines. Originally launched in July 2022, Pre/Dicta has been known for its 85% accuracy in predicting outcomes for motions to dismiss. The latest expansion now includes predictions for summary judgment, venue transfer, class certification, and discovery motions, leveraging extensive biographical and historical data to model outcomes based on comparable judges and cases.
This enhancement follows Pre/Dicta’s acquisition of data from the defunct legal analytics company Gavelytics, integrating both federal and state litigation data. Users can simply enter a case number to access a comprehensive dashboard that forecasts motion outcomes and litigation timelines, offering invaluable insights for legal professionals. This expansion underscores the platform’s commitment to providing sophisticated predictive analytics, helping lawyers navigate the complexities of litigation with greater confidence and precision.
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