Once you are logged into Bloomberg Law, to access "Litigation Analytics" within Bloomberg Law, go to the Bloomberg Law Home Page --> Scroll down to Litigation Analytics. Alternatively, you can begin typing in "Litigation Analytics" into the main search box, and the tool should appear predictively. Hover over the suggested link and select it.
Your screen should now look like the following:
Select the "Judge" tab at the top right corner and enter the name of a Federal District Court judge.
Once you find your judge, Bloomberg Law will display a number of statistics, including "Motion Outcomes", "Appeal Outcomes", "Length of Case" and "Appearances and Case Types". Click on the "View Analytics" link on the snapshot to reveal all of these options, plus more information regarding the judge such as "Career History", "Most Cited Court Opinions" and "In the News".
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