Podcast
From the ILTACON Startup Hub:
Element Standard’s Vision for
Transparent Litigation
Element Standard co-founder Jaron Luttich joins ILTA to introduce CONTROLit™, a litigation management platform that brings structure and visibility to every case. By visually mapping the litigation process through Litigation Cartography™, CONTROLit helps law firms deliver transparency to clients, improve internal coordination, and drive growth.
15 July 2025 • 10 min listen
News
Element Standard Introduces AI
Document Classification Assistant
for CONTROLit™ at ABA
TECHSHOW 2025
CHICAGO, IL – April 2, 2025 — Element Standard today announced a major enhancement to its CONTROLit™ litigation management platform: an AI-powered Document Classification Assistant. This new feature helps litigation case teams accurately classify final case documents and link them to the appropriate case element and case action within the Litigation Cartography™ case map.
2 April 2025 • 2 min read
News
Element Standard Launches
“Transparency Audit” at ABA
TECHSHOW 2025 — Helping Law
Firms See What Their Clients See
CHICAGO, IL – April 2, 2025 — Element Standard today announces the launch of its Transparency Audit, a first-of-its-kind consulting service designed specifically for law firms to assess how effectively they are delivering case transparency to their clients — from litigation progress and deadlines to information flow and accountability.
2 April 2025 • 2min read
News
Element Standard Launches
“Transparency in Litigation”
Community — A Collaborative
Forum for Law Firms and In-House
Counsel to Redefine Legal
Transparency
CHICAGO, IL – April 2, 2025 — Element Standard is proud to announce the formation of the Transparency in Litigation Community, a new professional forum bringing together law firms and in-house legal professionals to explore, discuss, and shape the future of transparency in legal service delivery.
2 April 2025 • 2 min read
Article
Law Firm Leadership Stands at
Artificial Intelligence and Litigation
Data Crossroads
Law firms are at a pivotal moment as AI reshapes legal practice. But flawed litigation data limits its impact. Rather than fixing the past, the smarter move is organizing future data—improving productivity now and positioning firms to fully leverage AI.
27 Sep 2024 • 7 min read
Article
How In-House Counsel Can Better
Manage Litigation Exposure
In today's economic climate, managing litigation effectively with limited resources is a challenge for in-house legal teams. But the real key to success isn't just in budgets or data—it's in how you focus your attention. In this article discover how smart attention management can help you navigate complex cases, make defensible decisions, and achieve better results.
7 Sep 2022 • 6 min read
Article
Remote Law Firm Culture Should
Prioritize Associate Training
As firms moved training online after COVID, a new challenge emerged: how to transmit firm culture virtually. This article shows how modern training programs can bridge the gap between remote and in-person experiences.
7 April 2021 • 7 min read
Article
It's Time for Law Firms to Start
Loving and Leveraging Data
Law firms face challenges with data management, but the real issue is data quality. This article discusses how firms can improve decision-making and efficiency by focusing on creating and managing high-quality data, leveraging advanced technologies like AI. Learn why good data is key to law firm success in today's landscape.
24 Feb 2021 • 10 min read
Article
Moneyball and Litigation: The
Importance of a Standard Structure
The legal industry's billing system is plagued by inconsistency and frustration, unlike the success seen in baseball's Moneyball revolution. This article explores the critical need for a standardized framework in litigation to leverage data analytics and AI effectively. Discover why the lack of structure in litigation is holding back a data-driven transformation and how adopting a clear system could change the game
4 Jun 2020 • 7 min read
Article
Making Law Firm Panels Work for
The Cost-Conscious GC
This article explores the risks and downsides of relying on matter-level requests for proposals (RFPs) as a cost-cutting tool in legal procurement. While these tools may reduce upfront legal fees, they can undermine the long-term value that trusted legal advisers bring to a business.
15 May 2020 • 6 min read