Legal Research

Book Review| Ann Walsh Long’s "A Short & Happy Guide to Advanced Legal Research" contains good ideas for balancing quality, speed and expense, along with a wealth of other insights on online legal research.

Using legal data for business development and intelligence is no longer something reserved for BigLaw.

Josh Taylor | Lawyer's Guide to Investigative Data, Part 2. When you know what you’re looking for, you also know what might be missing from a document production.

Product Spotlight | Trellis allows you to enter the litigation process with invaluable insights into how a specific expert witness is likely to testify and more.

Book Review | New alternatives make cutting legal research costs an intriguing possibility. The new version of “Internet Legal Research on a Budget” is the single best resource I know for lawyers interested in exploring the option.

Nicole Clark, CEO of Trellis Research, explains how legal analytics give law firms a competitive advantage when handling COVID-19-related litigation.

Josh Blandi | Open law advocates are fighting to remove technical and financial barriers so that information is truly accessible to everyone.

Josh Blandi explains what it takes to bring accessible legal data into the public sphere in a way that is organized, accessible and useful to lawyers.

Free Webinar May 13 | Join Attorney at Work and Trellis Law for a free webinar packed with research essentials. Plus, a Q&A and demo of Trellis' AI-powered research software.

Josh Blandi | Much of the content that makes our justice system run — court cases, legislative materials, administrative summaries — is actually public information. While new technology is making it easier and less expensive for everyone to ...