If you’re looking for Legal resources for your law firm, you’ve come to the right place! The Tracers’ blog has free legal resources for your law firm that will help you understand the benefit of using a public records search engine to complete your legal research software.
All lawyers know that much more goes into running a law firm than going to court. Administrative tasks can take up as much as 48% of a lawyer’s workweek, from sending emails to responding to lead inquiries, to attending consultations, to billing clients— there’s a lot that goes into keeping a law firm going. A … Read more
Public and private records provide legal professionals with a variety of different kinds of data for legal research — from personal information like addresses and names, to more detailed information like asset records and criminal records. However, gathering information through traditional methods, like going to a court to pay for records, can be costly and … Read more
Everyone, even people who aren’t legal professionals, knows that it takes a lot for attorneys to win a case. From vetting their client and opposition to conducting legal research to gathering evidence to making their argument in court — the list goes on and on and on. Law is incredibly complex and nuanced, but ultimately, … Read more
Litigators, also called “trial lawyers,” are attorneys that handle legal disputes between two different parties. Most of the time, these disputes end in settlement. However, if the dispute cannot be settled outside of court, litigation cases will go to court in front of a judge and jury. Whether the case ends up in court or … Read more
For legal professionals, doing your due diligence, whether it’s on the client, opposition, or case in general, is a necessary but tedious task. If you don’t assess all sources of possible risk, you may walk straight into surprises in the courtroom that could hinder your strategy. Due diligence not only helps you mitigate risk and … Read more
If you’re a legal professional, performing deep dives on individuals is part of the job. You need to gather comprehensive information on every person involved in the case, and that requires hours of research. Some legal professionals hire private investigators to help perform this research, and others do it themselves. But in law, time is … Read more
Legal research can be a tedious and costly, but it’s also a necessary and unavoidable task for any legal professional. There are numerous different elements involved in legal research, such as case research and fact research, and different ways you can go about gaining the information you need and begin building your arguments. Legal research software has provided … Read more
This webinar is now available on-demand. Register here and watch now! Facts matter – especially for lawyers who rely on factual data to build their cases and represent their clients. But with the seemingly endless amount of data available — from people search engines to skip tracing software — finding the right information and knowing … Read more
by Josh Taylor Smart document discovery means knowing your case inside and out before the documents start trickling in. It’s been quite a while since the last installment of our Guide to Investigative Data series, but the new year (especially one that’s not 2020) is the perfect time to change up your habits and deploy … Read more
This webinar is now available on-demand. Register here and watch now! When it comes to law, information is power. If you’re a legal professional, you need to walk into the courtroom knowing all the facts about the case so that there are no surprises later on. But finding all the facts, especially with billions of different records out … Read more