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Lex Machina

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IP litigation data and analytics

Overview

Lex Machina provides intellectual property (IP) litigation data and predictive analytics to leading companies, law firms, consultants and public interest users. Companies and law firms are struggling to cope with the recent explosion in patent litigation. Lex Machina uses big data to solve legal issues and helps companies anticipate, manage, and win patent and other IP lawsuits. It achieves this via its state-of-the-art natural language processing technology, which was developed at Stanford University. Its major clients include Microsoft, Google, and eBay, and law firms like Wilson Sonsini, Fish & Richardson, and Fenwick & West.

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Founded
2010

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About Lex Machina

What does Lex Machina do?

Lex Machina provides intellectual property (IP) litigation data and predictive analytics to leading companies, law firms, consultants and public interest users.

Where is Lex Machina headquartered?

Lex Machina is headquartered in Menlo Park, United States.

When was Lex Machina founded?

Lex Machina was founded in 2010.

Which sector is Lex Machina in?

Lex Machina operates in Enterprise Software & Infrastructure.

Who are Lex Machina's competitors?

Companies similar to Lex Machina include NotifyAI, MetroLeads, and NorthGravity.