Written in Russian, this nine-page report is Premonition's own analysis, built from public court records at the Eleventh Judicial Circuit's Miami-Dade County Court covering October 2010 through October 2014, cross-referenced with American Bar Association billing data. It carries the standard disclaimers that past performance does not guarantee future results and that no one can properly promise the outcome of a legal case.
The report starts from a list of Florida's largest law firms by headcount, sourced from Florida Trend, then tests a simple premise: does size correlate with courtroom performance? Its finding, stated directly, is that large firms vary substantially in effectiveness — performance differs by office branch and, more specifically, by the individual attorney handling the case, with firm names redacted in the excerpt while individual lawyer performance is highlighted instead.
The upshot is a caution against treating firm size or brand as a stand-in for demonstrated results, echoing Premonition's broader argument that data on individual lawyers is more informative than a firm's reputation.
