Topic
Data Analysis
368 published works
donuts.lexblog
Separating donut trays: Being a Business Analyst at LexBlog
By Chris Grim
I haven’t written a donut’s post in a while and it was about time that I did. So, here is an update to what I have been working on. I’m…
Cluster Text Blog
Highlights from IG3 Mid-Atlantic 2019
By Bill Dimm
The first Mid-Atlantic IG3 was held at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C.. It was a day and a half long with a keynote followed by two concurrent sets of…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Countries with most Facebook Users
Countries with the most Facebook users, April 2019I found some parts of this table form The Conversation to be surprising,Eight of the top 10 countries with the most Facebook users…
My Shingle
Whose Legal Data Is It Anyway?
Lawyer and legal business consultant Mark Cohen observes that the legal profession is essentially a data wasteland in the digital era , ranking behind all other private industries in utilizing…
Strategic Legal Technology Blog
Data Driven Law Practice Management
I read a growing number of articles about data analytics and AI in the legal market. Few, however, provide as much detail of how systems work as I would like.…
The Faculty Lounge
AALS CFP: Corpus Linguistics and IP
This just in:| CFP: Corpus Linguistics & IP Recent developments in data-based text analysis provide tantalizing opportunities to transform constitutional and statutory analysis. They may also provide new opportunities to…
OU LAW TALIS
Improving Legal Services With Data
I am a big fan of podcasts. I am also a law student. Naturally, this means that I listen to podcasts about practicing law quite a bit. One of my…
Casepoint Blog
Legal Department 3.0: What Is Your Data Telling You? [Corporate Counsel]
By Minoo Razavi
Forward-looking legal departments have made big strides over the past decade using advanced technology applications to automate processes and create new cost efficiencies. Powerful new tools allow us to manage…
Notations on Non-Profits
Using Data to Stay Out Of The News
I’m a big proponent of keeping people out of jail and off of the front pages. In fact, you could say I’m pro- “stay out of the news.” So I…
SALT Shaker
Tennessee rules the “true object” of a bundled transaction is nontaxable data analytics services, not remotely accessed software
The Tennessee Department of Revenue issued a letter ruling finding that a taxpayer’s mobile and web data analytics services were not subject to sales and use tax. The taxpayer’s customers…