This document summarizes two of Premonition's core report types. The Client Report gives in-depth analytics on a company's litigation history and attorney performance, covering litigation history, case types, legal representation, attorney and firm performance, and case duration broken down overall, by case type, by judge, and by client. Law firms use it for business development through better client intelligence, and general counsel use it to review panel counsel.
The Attorney Report, by contrast, focuses on a single lawyer's performance and litigation experience. Law firms turn to it to research opposing counsel, and the excerpt indicates it also supports identifying attorneys by other criteria, though the fuller list of use cases sits beyond what's captured here.
Together, the two reports point to Premonition's underlying idea: that litigation outcomes are attributable to specific attorneys and firms, and that surfacing that history helps both sides of a legal relationship make better-informed choices.
