UniCourt launches new legal analytics for DART featuring judgment and Attorney Comparison Analytics. March 5, 2026 2 min. read UniCourt announces new groundbreaking legal analytics for its award-winning product DART, showcasing judgment analytics and comparison of attorney metrics in key state trial courts. UniCourt, the preeminent litigation data and analytics platform, is proud to announce the launch of its new legal analytics featuring judgment analytics and comparison of attorneys by key metrics such as trial experience and judgment outcomes. These judgment analytics and the attorney comparison tool will be available for a selection of key trial state courts, soon to be expanded nationwide. This new suite of litigation analytics builds on enhanced case analytics that is a major feature of UniCourt DART (Docket Analytics, Research, and Tracking), UniCourt's award-winning product line. "Knowing who won and how much money changed hands is the only way to get a true picture of the litigation landscape," says Josh Blandi, CEO of UniCourt. Now, legal professionals can leverage these powerful analytics to understand case outcomes in terms of damages awarded, timing, and plaintiff/defendant win rates. They can compare attorneys to find those with the strongest experience by trial count, win/loss rate, damages awarded, and more. These new analytics can help answer questions such as: * What's the median jury award for a personal injury case, and is this specific jurisdiction more favorable to plaintiffs or defendants? * How long should I expect a case to last if it goes to judgment? What if it goes to trial? * How do my panel of attorneys compare against each other? Who is the best attorney for this case if it goes to trial? "Knowing who won and how much money changed hands is the only way to get a true picture of the litigation landscape," says Josh Blandi, CEO of UniCourt. "Our judgment and attorney comparison analytics enables legal professionals to better assess litigation trends, outcomes, counsel experience, and ultimately, results. Understanding liability trends and counsel performance will help legal professionals make data-backed decisions on case values, litigation strategy, and business implications." Judgment Analytics With UniCourt's new judgment analytics, legal professionals can gain crucial insights into: * Award metrics: total amount of damages granted and median amount awarded * Outcome trends: likelihood of certain case types to proceed to judgment and verdict * Success rates: proportion of judgments and verdicts resolved in favor of plaintiffs versus defendants * Timing: median time to judgments and verdicts Attorney Comparison Analytics Legal professionals will now also be able to leverage new sophisticated comparison tools in order to compare attorneys by: * Litigation experience: total case count and number of judgments/verdicts awarded * Win/Loss records: number of judgments and verdicts won and overall win percentages * Damages awarded: total and median amounts won on behalf of clients * Head-to-head comparison: direct, side-by-side performance metrics of specific attorneys or opposing counsel The new judgment analytics and counsel comparison are built into UniCourt's exclusive Litigation Knowledge Graph, which connects cases, claims, facts, and outcomes directly to underlying documents and key players involved (attorneys, law firms, judges, courts, parties). This provides legal professionals with a comprehensive view of the crucial intersections and outcomes of the litigation most relevant to their client and case.

UniCourt has launched new legal analytics for its DART product, featuring judgment analytics and attorney comparison tools for select state trial courts, with plans for nationwide expansion. The analytics enable legal professionals to analyse case outcomes including damages awarded, timing and win rates. Users can compare attorneys based on trial experience, win/loss rates and damages awarded. The tools help answer questions about median jury awards, case duration and counsel selection for trial. The judgment analytics provide insights into award metrics, outcome trends, success rates and timing. The attorney comparison feature allows evaluation of counsel based on trial count, performance metrics and case outcomes. CEO Josh Blandi said understanding liability trends and counsel performance helps legal professionals make data-backed decisions on case values and litigation strategy.

UniCourt launches new judgment research capabilities for award-winning product DART. By UniCourt on February 24, 2026 Tweet Share Share UniCourt announces its new judgment research capabilities in DART, a major advancement in legal research capabilities for assessing case values and risk based on case outcomes February 24, 2026 - UniCourt, the preeminent litigation data and analytics platform, is proud to announce the launch of its new judgment research capabilities. Now, legal professionals can use UniCourt's powerful AI search capabilities to research verdicts on precedent cases. They can use new judgment filters to search by case facts and judgment amount to answer questions such as "which personal injury cases involving a traumatic brain injury received judgment amounts over $5 million in the last five years?" This is a significant expansion of its existing search capabilities in UniCourt DART (Docket Analytics, Research, and Tracking), UniCourt's award-winning product line. Legal professionals can toggle between easy-to-use AI-powered natural language searches and more granular advanced searches to conduct in-depth docket research across virtually all major courts nationwide and over 1 billion documents. With UniCourt's new judgment research capabilities, legal professionals can leverage: * AI-Driven Discovery: Employ intuitive natural language queries to answer the most in-depth questions including finding similar cases and judgment outcomes * Precision Filtering: Search or filter by judgment type or specific dollar amounts, as well as key players including attorneys, law firms, judges, parties, and more * In-Depth Judgment Details: View the history of any judgment (appeals/revisions) and a breakdown of granted awards including winning and losing attorneys and parties Judgments are an important link in the Litigation Knowledge Graph that only UniCourt offers, which connects case claims, facts, and outcomes directly to underlying documents and key players involved (attorneys, law firms, judges, courts, parties). This provides legal professionals with a comprehensive view of the crucial intersections and outcomes of the litigation most relevant to their client and case. "We're giving our customers the power to research the most important aspect of litigation - the outcomes," says Josh Blandi, CEO of UniCourt. "This is more than just searching for a specific case - this is about finding case outcomes with specific claims and facts. Understanding the likely liability involved in a particular case allows plaintiff and defense firms to make data-driven decisions on case values, litigation strategy, and business implications." UniCourt's new judgment search is currently offered for several major jurisdictions, soon to be expanded nationwide. Stay tuned for UniCourt's release of judgment analytics and attorney comparison analytics, shortly to follow. About UniCourt UniCourt is a game-changing legal tech AI platform that provides access to litigation data, analytics, and insights across the broadest court coverage in the industry. It provides real-time access to over 4,000 state and federal courts across more than 40 states, encompassing over 2 billion dockets and documents, the largest docket database in the industry. UniCourt's mission is to capture and organize legal data, making it more accessible and useful by applying cutting-edge AI to provide the next generation of legal services and solutions. Learn more about UniCourt at unicourt.com. [email protected]