Track emerging fraud trends with LexisNexis
Track emerging fraud trends, litigation patterns, and regulatory shifts for ecommerce legal teams
What legal industry sources do we read?
Radar reads 12+ legal and claims sources, including LexisNexis, Lexology, The Lawyer, Law360, Legal Cheek, and Claims Journal. It captures headlines, summaries, regions, litigation types, fraudulent claim patterns, litigation trends, and claims-related regulatory changes.
What legal data does it find?
Dataset columns include Source, Headline, Summary, Region, LitigationType, EstimatedExposure, RegulatoryChange, and Status. Source and headline identify the item, summary explains it, region and litigation type group it, and the remaining fields describe exposure, regulatory change, and status.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get legal alerts?
Alerts are enabled for changes in fraudulent claim patterns and regulatory updates. Rules notify your team when those monitored patterns or updates change.
View alert setup →Where does legal data go?
Extracted records can be delivered to Google Sheets, exported as CSV, or sent through the API. Each destination receives the structured dataset produced by Radar.
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