Understanding an attorney’s prior cases reveals their litigation strategies and predictability in trial outcomes. By analyzing patterns in their choices, deposition styles, and verdict records, one can anticipate how they will approach your case. This insight helps in preparing effective
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Trellis is a legal technology organization that provides AI-powered tools and data analytics to support litigation practice, particularly in trial courts. It publishes content focused on legal case strategy, liability issues, and the application of artificial intelligence in legal productivity. The blog covers topics such as personal injury claims, mass tort litigation, and labor and employment law, often highlighting how AI can enhance efficiency and case outcomes. Trellis collaborates with law firms and legal professionals to deliver insights and innovations that assist in tracking legal trends and improving case management.
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Repeat Litigants: How Party Patterns Change Case Strategy
Patterns in Practice follows cases from first filing through resolution, showing how the right information, at the right time, turns uncertainty into strategy. With analysis grounded in state trial court data at Trellis, each installment focuses on a different stage……
The First 15 Minutes: Why Early Case Research Changes Everything
When a new case lands, the first 15 minutes matter more than most attorneys realize. Before formal assignment, before strategy sessions, before anyone has read the full complaint, there’s a window. The party that uses it well enters the case……
State Trial Court Strategy in Practice: Trellis Law Hosts Live Training Sessions at Legalweek 2026
Most litigation strategy is shaped in state trial courts, yet much of the legal research ecosystem remains centered on appellate opinions rather than the procedural patterns, judicial tendencies, and real-world outcomes that define trial-level practice. As timelines compress and clients……
Holiday Garnish(ment): What Happens in Court on Christmas Day?
Yuletide merriment was once a crime. In 1659, the Massachusetts Bay Colony enacted the Penalty for Keeping Christmas. The self-governing colony, led by a small group of Puritans, viewed gathering, garnishing, and gifting as more than harmless fun. Such acts,……
The Case of Fowl Play: Who’s Liable for Hunting Accidents This Thanksgiving?
Understanding negligence, liability, and case law in a turkey hunt While personal injury claims involving hunting accidents are rare, they are not unique. A successful claim, like any other, requires proof of duty, breach, and causation. A plaintiff must show……
LawSites Features Trellis Partnership with Fisher Phillips to Deliver AI-Powered Case Strategy Reports
Bob Ambrogi of LawSites spoke with Trellis co-founder Alon Shwartz for an article published on May 12 detailing the latest innovation from Trellis AI, developed in partnership with international labor and employment law firm Fisher Phillips. Through the partnership with……
Trellis AI Named Top AI-Powered Legal Productivity Platform 2025 by CIOReview Legal Community 🏆
🎉🏆 Honored to share Trellis AI was recently named Top AI-Powered Legal Productivity Platform 2025 by the CIOReview Legal Community!! Trellis AI helps trial court litigators save time and enhance productivity on common tasks — such as motion drafting, case……
Trellis: How AI Can Save Your Litigation Practice Over 15 Hours Per Week
Info-Tech Research Group: “Trellis & its AI sounds relatively revolutionary, to be honest.” Watch this interview to learn why! During this thought-provoking recent conversation Research Analyst Boris Lam quizzed our CEO Nicole Clark with these questions: And more! ……
Deep Trellis State Court Capabilities Help Bowman and Brooke Track Trends and Defend Mass Tort Litigation in State Courts (via CIO Applications)
Discover how the Bowman and Brooke team continues to stay ahead of the curve by using Trellis to — successfully monitor trends and uncover valuable product liability insights that matter to their customers. 🔎 Read it here: https://tinyurl.com/bm8bdfxp
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