Special Reports
Written by our data scientist and experienced attorney editors, Special Reports provide in-depth analysis on topics and trends that matter most to you.
Analysis of Patent Litigation in the Western District of Texas
An overview of key players and events in patent litigation during 2018.
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2019 Year In Review
The greatly anticipated 2019 Year in Review is now live!
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Deep Dive Vol. 1
In-depth analysis and answers to our subscribers' most interesting questions.
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News & Announcements
New Firm Comparison Report
One of our most requested features, the long-awaited Firm Comparison Report is now available to Plus subscribers. Enter up to three different law firms to instantly create the most accurate comparison of analytics for patent litigators available. These new dashboards display up to three simultaneous views of: Firm experience, including a heatmap showing [...]
Docket Navigator Decathlon
Docket Navigator Decathlon In August of 2019, Docket Navigator held its first research “Decathlon” for librarians and researchers. The test consisted of 10 rigorous questions about patent litigation, and prizes were given to participants. The questions, as well as the answers, are now available as a training tool for all users. Click the link below to download the [...]
Three New Litigation Libraries
Since 2008, we’ve delivered more than 16 million copies of the patent Docket Report to attorneys, judges, and other litigation professionals. Today, more than 14,000 professionals receive the Patent Docket Report every morning, and they have created more than 90,000 custom daily alerts. We are pleased to announce that these popular features are now available for trademark, copyright and antitrust [...]
Not all analytics are created equal.
Jonathan Germann recently posted an article to the AALL Computing Services Special Interest Section website comparing two legal analytics platforms. The article includes a great list of questions/topics researchers should investigate before relying on an analytics service. Read more here: http://blog.cssis.org/2017/09/20/legal-analytics-researcher-beware/