Top firm Penningtons Manches Cooper partners with Solomonic to optimise case strategies, enhance decision making and deliver superior outcomes for clients, leveraging the unmatched capabilities of the multi-award winning litigation intelligence platform.

Solomonic’s latest dataset, the Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Module, keeps litigators informed of current trends, supported with robust data and developed in partnership with Stewarts.

The Solomonic Super User Lab brought together top platform experts for an afternoon of collaboration and innovation. Hoi-Yee Roper, Senior Counsel at Farrer & Co, shared insights on maximising value from legal tech and practical use cases from the platform, empowering attendees to drive greater impact within their firms.

Leading international law firm Trowers & Hamlins has partnered with Solomonic, the multi-award winning litigation intelligence platform, to equip its 145-strong disputes team with invaluable High Court insights, reinforcing its commitment to delivering innovative solutions to clients.

Maltin PR signs up to Solomonic’s leading litigation intelligence platform. This strategic deal will power Maltin PR’s risk management strategies and esteemed client advice by harnessing robust and timely data.

Leading UK law firm Mills & Reeve partners with data leaders Solomonic, enabling its litigation teams to monitor and research High Court activity with precision and new insight, empowering their clients to make informed decisions about their litigation risk.

Prominent litigation players CMS, HFW, Enyo, Shoosmiths, Stewarts and major news outlets including the Financial Times and trade publications Legal IT Insider see the value of rich data insights that can be extracted from Solomonic.

Litigation data and analytics platform Solomonic has won the award for Excellence in Litigation & Data Science at the Legal Innovation Awards (LIA) 2024, which the platform also received in 2022.

Solomonic partners with leading litigation PR and reputation specialists Byfield Consultancy to enhance its capabilities to support clients embroiled in intricate and high-stakes claims, leveraging leading market intelligence and data.

Solomonic delivers the most complete data view of the litigation market with the launch of its Competition Appeal Tribunal analytics offering in partnership with Linklaters, part of the newly unveiled Competition Module.

One of the world’s leading professional services and management consultancy firms, Aon plc, partners with Solomonic to access market leading litigation intelligence.

Solomonic’s new Chambers Module reveals previously hidden insights into chambers and their law firm relationships. The dataset unlocks insights on the over 200+ sets of chambers active in the High Court as well as the 4,000+ individual barristers they are responsible for.

Solomonic has partnered with leading national law firm TLT to bolster disputes team with unparalleled litigation insights.

Magic circle firm Linklaters partner with UK’s leading data powered litigation intelligence platform Solomonic to deliver forthcoming Competition Appeal Tribunal analytics offering.

Shoosmiths’ litigation practice has strengthened its dedication to delivering excellent advice to clients through a new partnership with leading litigation intelligence and data analytics platform, Solomonic.

Solomonic’s Version 2.0 unlocks millions of additional data points, bolstered by advanced search capabilities. This gives litigation professionals access to an unprecedented wealth of UK civil High Court litigation data and analytics.

Leading independent law firm Farrer & Co sign up to access Solomonic’s market leading data powered litigation intelligence platform.

Solomonic has partnered with Gowling WLG, a leading international law firm. The partnership grants Gowling WLG access to Solomonic’s extensive database of over 90,000 disputes and 180,000+ participants, providing valuable insights for dispute resolution.

Litigation data and analytics are increasingly important in the practice of law, according to a panel of legal experts. They touch on how data helps firms provide valuable insights, context, and certainty in outcomes, duration, and costs.

Solomonic is delighted to be partnering with leading law firm Stephenson Harwood. The firm’s award-winning and highly regarded international dispute resolution team advises on the full range of commercial disputes.

Solomonic’s new Media & Communications Module turns High Court defamation and data protection cases into structured data and rich insights.

Market leading Litigation analytics company, Solomonic, has recruited key new roles to support the growth of the business and drive new features. The business also continues its association with Bath University, hiring a new cohort of computer science and management undergraduates.

Solomonic launches branding refresh across product and website, reflecting the advancement of the company from a fledgling legal tech start-up into a trusted tool, used by over 3,500 litigation professionals.

Solomonic have launched the UK’s first analytics offering based on the claims, applications and petitions in the Company and Insolvency court.

Innovative law firm Lewis Silkin LLP becomes the latest law firm to sign-up to Solomonic’s market leading litigation analytics and intelligence platform following a trial.

Two further reports focusing on law firms and parties, have been released today. At the click of a button, users are now able to create pre-populated reports that detail crucial insights on a law firm or party as well as cases.

Leading global law firm Linklaters have signed up to Solomonic’s market leading litigation data and analytics platform following a focused trial.

Market leading litigation analytics start up, Solomonic, announces the launch of their claim analytics reporting engine.

Leading litigation analytics startup Solomonic kickstarts major data analytics project, in preparation for the launch of their Intellectual Property and Patent litigation module.

Our first ever user summit was the perfect opportunity for leading litigation firms, chambers and funders to delve into the Solomonic platform, and highlighted the immense value our customers hold in our rigorous data, analysis and intelligence.

Hot off the press: CAT delivers judgment ([2024] CAT 76) in Justin Le Patourel v BT Group plc

Solomonic’s year-end analysis highlights key trends from 2024, revealing a sharp drop in Commercial Court activity, a slowdown in new group actions and a plateau in winding up petitions.

As Sir Marcus Smith steps down as President of the CAT, we examine the data behind the judges and review Sir Peter Roth’s judgment history in the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal.

With knowledge work and in particular the legal profession squarely in the sights of those working on GenAI based software applications, the quality and accuracy of the technology has been in the spotlight...

Caution is the watchword in the absence of any standout new issue around which a new seam of disputes has flowed in the first half of 2024. The Solomonic Half-year Review 2024 unpacks the numbers behind claim volumes, high value litigation, law firm movers and shakers and much more.

Solomonic data reveals over 100 claims have arisen over cladding and fire safety concerns and exceed £380 million in damages.

Solomonic data surfaces ongoing heightened activity levels in the Insolvency and Companies List, with the construction sector and consumer products worst hit by winding up petitions.

Experts in competition litigation from Linklaters, leading competition Chambers Brick Court and reputation consultancy Byfield joined Solomonic to unpack the workings of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), collective actions and the upcoming trends during Disputes Week 2024.

Global Head of Shipping at HFW, Paul Dean, talks to Solomonic to provide insight into the changing shipping industry, navigating turbulent waters amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, as claims see a downward trend and more stakeholders opt for arbitration.

Disputes can run for many years after a crisis or event with past and present events likely to have a significant impact on the disputes landscape. Solomonic assembled a powerhouse panel of industry experts to reflect on 2023 and discuss how they see things playing out in English High Court litigation over the coming years.

Geopolitical, pandemic and economic events loomed large over English High Court litigation in 2023. Discover the complete picture of the last year’s legal landscape in Solomonic’s Year in Review 2023, now available.

A timely study from Harvard Business Review and DCM Insights examining BD behaviours in law firms brought attention to some outdated practices and proposed a blueprint for achieving high performance in BD – The Activator. Our CRO, Pete Nussey, draws an additional conclusion, that data and analytics play a vital role in the making of a modern-day rainmaker and are key to achieving top performance.

Generative AI has taken the world by storm. The advances we are seeing are happening very quickly and pose a significant set of challenges for lawyers, their roles, and the future courtroom. Solomonic and TrialView joined forces to host an online discussion on the topic.

New Insolvency claims are flooding into the UK High Court, surpassing last year’s total and underscoring the severe economic challenges facing the nation.

High Court litigation in the first half of 2023 (H1), while down on both halves of 2022, has seen some very high value disputes, as the impact of the Russo-Ukrainian war and ongoing Covid-related business interruption claims flowed through the courts.

Grant McCaig, Head of Litigation at Phoenix Group, discusses how Solomonic’s analytics bring unparalleled value to assessing merits and risks in complex cases. Read how providing structured data and context, Solomonic enables in-house litigators to effectively communicate with sophisticated stakeholders, including boards and senior executives.

The ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War has had a significant impact on the UK High Court. In the first quarter of 2023, there has been a surge in insurance claims related to aircraft seized in Russia. Additionally, there has been a continued increase in winding up petitions and a noticeable rise in the number of group action claims being filed.

Litigation analytics improves predictions and outcomes in litigation by combining statistical analysis, modelling and human review. It enhances the role of litigators and helps them provide better advice based on accurate data. It assists in determining case strategy, finding the best arguments, and facilitating settlement negotiations. Although the availability of case data in the UK is limited, the demand for data-driven decision-making is increasing.

Solomonic closely monitors litigation claims and provides valuable market intelligence and data to customers such as lawyers, insurers, and litigation funders. Daily updates on newly issued claims are particularly useful because defendants are often unaware of them. This information is crucial for staying ahead, whether as a litigant, insurer, or litigator seeking to build relationships with clients or prospects.

Solomonic, as the UK’s most comprehensive commercial litigation database, has compiled a review of the 2022 year in commercial litigation in the High Court.

Claim volume for Q3 2022 totalled just over 1,900, a 10% increase on the same period in 2021. As a whole, quarterly claim volume has grown substantially since the first quarter of 2019.

Approximately 2,300 disputes have been brought to the Queen’s Bench and Chancery divisions in the first half of 2022. This is a decline of almost 17% compared with the first 6 months of 2021.

Solomonic data shows relatively consistent ligation activity when compared to the last two years, despite continued global instability. Analysis explores new claims issued and activity levels across the topmost active sectors.

Thousands of law firms have serviced the litigation market in the last 5 years - top 15 most active firms consistently hold 20% of new claims issued market share YOY, including RPC, Clyde & Co and Clifford Chance.

Solomonic, as the UK’s most comprehensive commercial litigation database, has compiled a review of the 2021 year in commercial litigation in the High Court. The report reveals new insights into the second year of the pandemic and how it played out in terms of new commercial disputes.

Solomonic analysis concludes, despite challenges presented by the pandemic, new claim activity in the High Court finished almost on a par with 2020.

By the end of Q3 2021, a total of almost 4,000 disputes had been brought to the High Court. Despite the easing of pandemic restrictions, this is a decrease in claim volume compared to the same period last year, although still higher than 2019.

Covid-19 has had a hugely disruptive impact in many areas of the economy and generated a great deal of speculation about the state of the disputes sector and forecast growth in claims originating from Covid and its consequences.

We take a look back on the first 4 months of 2021 (Jan-Apr), a year poised to reflect not only the early days of litigation in post-Brexit Britain, but also the road to recovery from Covid-19 and its economic impacts.

We know that data can tell a story. We’ve created visual races between the top law firms based on the number of claims brought - and defended - across 2020.