To search for an attorney:
Take the following steps to search by an attorney's name in the search box: Select a court or courts from the within drop-down. Enter your search in the following format: plaintiff-attorney ( [attorney's name]) or defendant-attorney ( [attorney's name]) or others-attorney ( …
To search for an attorney: At the search form, choose Attorney from the drop-down list to the left of the search field. Type the name of the attorney for which you want to search in the search field. Optionally, select the Filters drop-down list and then select a location to limit your search to a ...
To do this: At the search form, choose Attorney from the drop-down list to the left of the search field. If you don't know any part of the attorney's name, leave the search field blank. (If you know a portion of the name, enter it in the field.) Select the Filters drop-down list. A list of locations ...
Click Advanced Search. Click Select a specific content type. Click Cases. Enter clarence w/3 darrow in the Attorney Name field. Click Search. Click Court under Filters. Click More under State Courts. Click Tennessee. Note: You can search by bar number using the Attorney Name field. You can also search for bar /5 "no" or number in the Attorney Name field.
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Use the Party Name segment field in the Advanced Search form to retrieve a case when you know the parties' names. Take the following steps to retrieve the Supreme Court of the United States' decision in Wright v. Universal Maritime Serv. Corp.:
Use the Attorney Name segment field in the Advanced Search form to retrieve cases when you know the name of the attorney or law firm representing one of the parties. Take the following steps to retrieve all Illinois cases that list Davis Polk & Wardwell as counsel:
Use the WRITTENBY segment field in a specific jurisdiction source to find decisions written by a judge. Take the following to retrieve decisions written by the Honorable J. Vincent Aug, Jr. from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Ohio:
Use the Court segment field to retrieve cases from a particular court. Take the following steps to retrieve cases decided in the previous month by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York:
A docket number is a series of alpha and/or numeric characters assigned by the court to identify a case. Use the NUMBER segment field to retrieve a case when you know the docket number. Take the following to retrieve the full text of an Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals case with docket No. 93-2314:
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The Litigation Profile Suite allows the researcher to examine attorneys (and judges and expert witnesses). Access by selecting the Litigation Profile suite from the upper-left drop down menu on Lexis.
Bloomberg's Litigation Analytics allows you to research law firms. Select Litigation & Dockets and then Litigation Analytics. Here's an example:
Westlaw Edge Litigation Analytics allows you to research attorneys and law firms. Select Litigation Analytics from Specialty Areas under Content Types. Then select Litigation Analytics and then Attorneys or Law Firms from the drop down menu. Type in the name of the attorney or law firm you'd like to research.
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A number or sources contain profiles or biographies of judges that provide basic information like education and employment history. Some of these sources also contain evaluations of judges with attorney comments.
The Litigation Profile Suite allows the researcher to examine judges, attorneys, and expert witnesses. Access by selecting the Litigation Profile suite from the upper-left drop down menu on Lexis (the grid icon).
Bloomberg Law provides litigation analytics for judges. Select Litigation & Dockets and then Litigation Analytics from the Bloomberg Law homepage. Here's an example of the information found there:
Westlaw Edge provides litigation analytics for judges and attorneys. Select Litigation Analytics from Specialty Areas under Content Types. Then select Judges from the dropdown menu next to the search bar. Enter the name of the judge into the search bar.