Digital Journal has released a new research report that forecasts an uptick in growth for the artificial intelligence (AI) market, specific to litigation finance. Digital Journal outlines that a worldwide exchange of business intelligence is beginning to formulate new ways to engage litigation finance tools, products and services. Meanwhile, Digital Journal floats new concepts on possible strains AI may place on litigation investors, as the dog-eat-dog battle continues for market share.
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Digital Journal has released a new research report that forecasts an uptick in growth for the artificial intelligence (AI) market, specific to litigation finance. Digital Journal outlines that a worldwide exchange of business intelligence is beginning to formulate new ways to engage litigation finance tools, products and services. Meanwhile, Digital Journal floats new concepts on possible strains AI may place on litigation investors, as the dog-eat-dog battle continues for market share.
The report, titled Global Artificial Intelligence in Litigation Funding Markets, offers further insight into a multiyear span, forecasting sales volume(s) between 2020 and 2026. The report provides an in-depth outlook of historical metrics relating to the current market environment. Digital Journal notes a special caveat to the report’s nature specific to artificial intelligence and litigation finance.
Those seeking a preview of the report can find one here.
