Legal
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.
We’ve all seen the movies with “legal” themes. There are so many plots where the situation seems dire, but at the very last minute, there’s an epiphany that reveals the truth. This key piece of evidence is (almost always) as easily overlooked as it is crucial to proving innocence. Sure, these scenes are overdone and … Read more
The first public records and investigative data search firm to integrate, Tracers comprehensive search reports expedite case research for Clio users. November 6, 2019 BROOKSVILLE, Fla.—Tracers, a leading data provider for professional public records searches, announced their integration partnership with industry leader Clio, the leading provider of cloud-based law firm management software. The connection between the … Read more
Subscribers gain access to more than 42B public records July 23, 2019 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vir. & BROOKSVILLE, Fla.–Casemaker today announced that users of its new Casemaker4 legal research system may now access more than 42 billion searchable public records on Tracers, a leading public records platform, at a special discounted price. “We are delighted to partner … Read more
Public records and legal research companies join forces to deliver expanded search capabilities. July 9, 2019 BROOKSVILLE, Fla. & SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.—Casetext, the leader in modern legal research solutions, and Tracers, one of the leading data providers for professional public records searches, announced a new strategic partnership to provide cost-effective investigative resources for lawyers and law … Read more
Small firms are fighting an uphill battle in the modern law environment. While a solo practice provides the possibility of more freedom and autonomy, it also comes with downsides. The small firm simply doesn’t have the resources of a large firm, which puts more work on the attorney. Studies estimate that over 40% of a lawyer’s … Read more