DBTB INT Daniel Lewis r
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Claims that large bodies of case law are finally in machine-readable legal corpora and that value comes not from access to the same data but from asymmetric analytics layered on top. Describes building an analytics layer at Ravel LA that surfaces patterns in citations and outcomes, argues interfaces and visualizations create reproducible advantage, and recommends focusing on a legal niche to explore with existing digitized sources rather than rebuilding raw datasets.
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