LDI Resources

In this blog post, Legal Data Intelligence founding member Adam Rouse talks about the importance of developing problem-solving skills, thinking from first principles, and building a growth mindset to navigate career transitions and find success.

This blog post spotlights LDI practitioners who have deliberately sought out unfamiliar challenges and taken on new projects outside of or adjacent to their practice area.

Insights from a panel discussion on how finding the right information at the right time can better position GCs and CLOs to offer strategic advice to business partners.

Founding members and proponents of the Legal Data Intelligence model share their predictions on how the emergence of generative AI will change the day-to-day of legal work, the nature of legal roles, and the nascent skills that will be in high demand in the coming years.

Important takeaways to help discovery professionals view their data-oriented skills, technical competency, and knowledge of the law through a wider aperture.

The Legal Data Intelligence model was formally launched in May this year, and in the last seven months alone, a large and passionate community of LDI practitioners and supporters has organically grown within the legal firmament. To continue to build on our work as LDI founding members, we announced in September that we were accepting applications for a new program called LDI Architects.

On a recent webinar moderated by David Cowen, founding members of the Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) project shared vital insights and observations on the complexity of data challenges today, and the exciting opportunities available to legal professionals working at the intersection of data, technology, and the law.

At Relativity Fest 2024, four Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) founding members discussed how they've applied LDI to solve real-world legal data challenges within their organizations and the direct implications they see the model's adoption having on the emergence of new jobs and career pathways.

For the very first time, we are accepting applications for legal professionals to become Legal Data Intelligence Architects!

Legal Data Intelligence practitioners are wired to take on a growing array of data challenges affecting a broad range of use cases. Their ability to find creative solutions is rooted in their deep experience in finding the data that matters across massive data pools.

Whether they started out as contract attorneys, ediscovery professionals, or due diligence attorneys, Legal Data Intelligence practitioners have now found ways to parlay their skills and interests into a broad range of practice areas and find new career avenues off the beaten path.

At CLOC Global Institute 2024, a group of industry experts unveiled Legal Data Intelligence (LDI), a new initiative and approach to solving the complex data problems that often get in the way of legal professionals today.