Cases have probabilities. So do the firms that run them.
The same corpus that prices individual matters also reveals how firms perform: selection quality, venue results, duration discipline, and counterparty patterns. Firm Intelligence turns that record into a decision layer for everyone whose capital or panel depends on a firm's book.
How a firm actually performs, venue by venue.
Resolution patterns, duration profiles, and outcome distributions for a firm's filed matters — grounded in real docket history, not reputation. The difference between the firm you think you hired and the firm the record shows.
Know the pattern across the table.
How opposing counsel behaves in this venue and case type: settlement posture, timing tendencies, and how their matters historically resolve. Position strategy against the pattern, not the anecdote.
Firm lending priced on the book, not the relationship.
For lenders and funders extending firm-level capital: concentration, duration drift, and expected resolution flow across a firm's active docket — the inputs a credit decision on a contingency book actually needs.
Your intake, measured against the venue.
How a firm's case selection performs against the base rates of the jurisdictions it files in — where selection adds value, where it drifts, and what the pattern implies for the next hundred intakes.
Originating through firms means underwriting firms. Firm-level intelligence turns origination relationships into measurable counterparty risk.
Docket-level analytics for facilities secured by contingency books — sizing, monitoring, and early warning on the collateral that actually backs the loan.
Panel management on evidence: which defense firms resolve efficiently in which venues, and what that means for allocation.
The same lens, turned inward: intake precision, venue performance, and a defensible answer when institutional clients ask how you measure your own results.
Firm-level analytics are built from public docket records and portfolio data provided under engagement. Profiles describe observed historical patterns, not predictions about any individual matter, and are subject to the same methodology standards as every Criterica model output.
See what the record shows for the firms in your origination pipeline, lending book, or panel — starting with an audit scoped to firm-level questions.
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