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    By Apac CIO Outlook | Monday, December 14, 2020
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    The legal industry is as good as the data and people managing it. Big data analytics plays a massive role in further helping the legal sector adopt technology and collect its information. 

    FREMONT, CA: Technology has driven transformation and growth in all business domains, from manufacturing to automotive, healthcare, telecom, education, and more. While the legal industry still needs to catch up with tech adoption, it is seen to close the gaps. One of the most impactful technologies for the legal domain is Big Data Analytics. The reason is simple- as the amount of data utilized and produced in the industry is massive. Leveraging all this data in the right way can create opportunities to redefine legal services and make them even better than before. Let’s see how Big Data and Analytics are driving a change for law firms and professionals at present: 

    Digitization of Documents

     

    A law firm typically has multiple case files that need to be managed and stored. Handling countless hard copies can become challenging, and they take up a lot of space. Moreover, firms cannot afford to lose or misplace these files at any point in time, as they are necessary for future reference. Legal firms prefer to take cloud data, making it easy to manage and store the files. Almost instant access to information can be availed, making the trial lengths shorter, and better collaborations within law enforcement agencies come as bonus advantages.

    Better Outcomes with an Analytical Approach

    Transforming the practice to a data-driven system requires a long time to get positive outcomes for the clients. Robust analytics helps identify patterns in the verdicts of certain courts and even judges in the past cases similar to those pursued at present. If one needs to check for car accident lawyers around, they will probably rely on data to predict the lawsuit's length. Typically, a personal injury case can last longer than expected, and a data-driven estimate of these timelines can assist the client in being prepared. Law firms can also easily use analytics to learn more about opposing counsel regarding their experience and success rates.

    Greater Efficiency with Lesser Time and Effort

    Legal research and paperwork are often too cumbersome as legal professionals have to search through countless cases and statistics to form their arguments. Big data helps significantly in this context, with a promise of reducing the effort and time that lawyers require to complete research and casework. Moreover, the algorithms can predict accurate insights that will help the lawyers choose those cases worth taking. By adopting Big Data analytics applications, law firms will be able to empower the efficiency levels, save time, and eventually lower expenses of operations. Overall, the technology provides power to even small law firms and helps them compete with more prominent league players by enhancing their operational efficiency and service levels.

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