Decision Analysis

The Decision Analysis solution helps lawyers examine court, administrative, and arbitral decisions, organize what was decided, and assess the consequences for the matter.

It applies Looplex Intelligence to disputes, connecting the decision’s content with the available information and the organization’s criteria. When the selected action requires additional work, Looplex Assistant can support its execution.

What the Analysis Covers

The analysis organizes the elements relevant to understanding the decision, including:

• Issues and requests considered: which issues were addressed and which requests they relate to.
• Outcomes and orders: what the adjudicator granted, denied, or ordered.
• Reasoning: the arguments and elements considered in the decision, according to the level of analysis selected.
• Relationship with the matter: how these outcomes connect with information and assessments already recorded.

The analysis can be concise or detailed, depending on its purpose and the configured solution. The source document and its references support professional review.

From the Decision’s Content to Possible Actions

Intelligence uses the analysis and available context to suggest issues or actions that merit assessment.

These suggestions may involve examining available measures, checking obligations imposed, obtaining documents, or revisiting a previous assessment.

The decision’s content and the platform’s recommendations should remain clearly identified. This helps distinguish what the adjudicator ordered from possible actions submitted for the lawyer’s evaluation.

Use in Copilot Mode

Lawyers can examine the decision with Assistant in the context of the matter, asking questions, clarifying points, and developing the analysis.

Intelligence can support this interaction by interpreting the information received and suggesting next steps. The professional guides the assessment and decides which issues require additional work.

This use of Copilot mode is suited to exploring the decision’s content and progressively understanding its effects.

Use in Autopilot Mode

The analysis can also form part of a delegated assignment or a workflow configured to process incoming decisions.

Execution in Autopilot mode gathers the available information, organizes the analysis, and presents results for the designated routing and review steps. The lawyer monitors the assignment in Workbench and intervenes at the points defined by the organization.

When necessary, execution can request additional information before proceeding.

Work Arising from the Analysis

Following the lawyer’s assessment, Assistant can support preparation of a filing, memorandum, client communication, or another document related to the decision.

The assignment uses the relevant context and instructions, with review and approval under the applicable workflow.

When the action follows an assignment workflow, Intake organizes its routing, priority, and responsibilities. Playbooks guide the legal and operational criteria, including review and approval conditions. The analysis may also lead only to updating records or requesting clarification, without initiating a new assignment.

The analysis can also inform the organization of precedents and reference materials, subject to the organization’s curation and access rules.

Updating Matter Records

Results can support updates to the history, contingent obligations, amounts, and risk assessments associated with the matter.

Changes follow the configured criteria and applicable validation requirements. Identifying an outcome in the decision provides an input to that assessment; determining its legal and economic treatment takes account of the full context and the instructions of those responsible.

Integration and Availability

The decision can be supplied by the user or received through an integration. Monitoring can help capture it; Cases and Content provide related records and documents.

Available capabilities depend on the plan, supported sources, and the solution implemented for the organization.