Enterprise legal manages enormous exposure without systematic outcome data.
Fortune 500 legal departments manage litigation portfolios worth hundreds of millions in potential exposure. They receive outside counsel recommendations, make settlement decisions, and set reserves: all without systematic data on historical outcomes in the relevant jurisdictions, with the relevant judges, for the relevant case types.
The finance function has quantitative decision support for every major decision. Operations has performance metrics. Legal has none of that. Criterica gives enterprise legal departments the data infrastructure to make litigation decisions the same way every other function in the organization operates.
Quantified exposure across active litigation matters.
Probability-weighted outcome forecasting across your entire docket. Expected value calculations for financial planning, disclosure, and board reporting. Your litigation exposure as a number, not a narrative from outside counsel.
Are you paying for alpha or mediocrity?
Compare outside counsel performance against jurisdiction-level baselines for the same case type. Identify which firms consistently outperform the statistical baseline in your venues and which ones do not.
Is the offer above or below the statistical center of gravity?
Every settlement decision should be made against a data benchmark. Criterica provides the historical outcome distribution for cases matching your profile, so every number on the table has context.
Enforcement action probability and severity modeling.
Quantify regulatory risk across agencies and enforcement categories. Know what similar companies have faced, what outcomes resulted, and what your exposure envelope looks like, before the investigation begins.
Federal circuit and district models covering commercial litigation, employment, securities, antitrust, and regulatory enforcement: the categories that drive enterprise legal spend.