The library the bar has used for 30 years — and the model that values cases on top of it.
Verdict Search and the related verdict reporters are the legal database the bar has used for 30 years. They're a library of comparable matters; Predict is a model that ingests that kind of data and outputs a confidence-banded number. The two are not the same instrument.
Predict is a web tool your team runs across the whole case — at intake, in demand-letter prep, and through negotiation: type the case facts, get a confidence-banded gross case value (before fees, costs, and liens) and its cited comparable cohort in about 60 seconds. Plaintiff-side only, by contract.
The lookup is where the workflow currently breaks — an hour or two of paralegal research per case, then another pass to weight the comps.
The 60 seconds produces the same kind of banded number an hour or two of paralegal comp-pulling produces, cited to a comparable cohort you can open and read. The speed comes from the model doing the cohort selection, not from skipping it.
Predict is built on top of the same kind of data.
Over 20,000 precedent cases and 200,000 data points. The training corpus overlaps substantially with what Verdict Search indexes — published verdicts, reported settlements, court records. The difference isn't the data; it's what the instrument does with it.
Verdict Search hands you the cohort and asks you to value the case. Predict values the case and hands you the cohort. Same underlying material, different outputs, different point in the workflow. If you're researching a specific named case or pulling original verdict text, the lookup is still the right tool — and we'll cite to it from inside the Predict output.
On a held-out test set, Predict reaches 90–92% median accuracy (MdAPE) against the realized settlement on higher-value cases — 88–92% on MVA and 87–93% on premises liability. Every number is a gross case value (before attorney fees, case costs, and medical liens) and carries a 90% confidence band. The band is the methodology, not a hedge: the number is the headline, the band shows how sure the model is.
See the accuracy results →Value every case with Predict. Pull the named-case text from Verdict Search.
Predict is the valuation spine on every case — it scores each matter and cites the comparable cohort, from intake through demand prep to negotiation. Verdict Search is where you go to pull the original reporter text for a specific named case to quote it. Start with a 14-day free trial: $0 today — card on file, cancel anytime; nothing is charged until day 15, and you get a banded number on every case in your pipeline.