Super Simple Device
Why Athena and what does she do?
WHY? As a practicing attorney, I spent twenty years creating documents and attorney work product. My firm’s resources include tens of thousands of documents. Gone are the days of librarians and card catalogues. How do we access relevant documents? How do we point our associates to relevant documents in our database? What happens if an attorney leaves? How do we access a lawyer’s legacy of documents?
Searching a keyword, such as “sublease”, in Windows Explorer retrieves hundreds of documents. Unless you were the attorney that created the document, it is impossible to quickly find which documents are the most helpful, the most relevant. You click around and hope that you can find a document that is “on-point”.
THE SOLUTION: Athena 188. My partner and I created Athena as a solution for law firms to be able to capitalize on their data resources. Find relevant documents efficiently.
HOW? Athena 188 is housed in a simple device that is sent to you and is connected to your network server. Athena scans all your documents and creates metadata (the elements that make up your document) about your documents.
Case samples:
- Athena: What can I find for you?
- John Smith, Esq.: Athena, search for lease, (authored by) Jen Smith, Esq., (created within ) 5 years, (maximum) 30 pages, commercial building, client is landlord, option to purchase, <20,000 square feet, Michigan law, 5 year renewal option, triple net.
- Athena: What can I find for you?
- Jen Smith, Esq.: Athena, search for all judgements where Jack Brown, Esq. was opposing counsel, in the past 10 years. Also, find all judgments decided by Judge Judy in the past 10 years on a contract dispute, where Judge Judy decided in favor of defendant.
Live in Person
Using Graph Theory to Scale the Border Wall to Legal U.S. Status
Date: October 16, 2019
Time: 4:15 PM – 5:15 PM
Format: Conference Session – 60 minutes
https://www.dataversity.net/graphorum-2019-chicago-il/
