New dashboard aims to provide legal and risk management professionals with actionable intelligence as AI-related court cases see a five-year compounded annual growth rate of 56.5%.
Consulting firm J.S. Held has launched a new resource, the AI Disputes Monitor, designed to help legal professionals track and analyze the rapidly expanding field of artificial intelligence litigation. The launch comes as AI-related court filings have grown at a 56.5% five-year compounded annual growth rate, creating a complex new area of risk for businesses.
The dashboard tracks case developments across various AI technology categories, market segments and legal jurisdictions. It combines data from publicly available sources with analysis from J.S. Held's internal experts to provide strategic insights for litigators, corporate legal departments, and risk management professionals. According to the firm, 93% of these cases have been filed in the United States, with significant concentrations in California, New York and Illinois.
"Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how businesses operate, innovate and compete—and the legal system is working to keep pace," said James E. Malackowski, Chief Intellectual Property Officer at J.S. Held. He noted that the monitor is intended to provide the strategic intelligence needed to advise clients in this evolving legal space.
The tool is designed to help users identify emerging litigation patterns and assess jurisdictional trends. The goal is to translate raw data on case filings into a clearer understanding of the legal landscape surrounding AI.
"The AI Disputes Monitor gives legal professionals a clear view of where cases are being filed, which technologies are involved, and how courts are responding," said Scott Womack, Senior Director in the Office of the Chief Intellectual Property Officer at J.S. Held. "Our goal is to turn raw data into strategic insight that helps litigators stay ahead of the curve and serve their clients with confidence."
Beyond the dashboard, the firm's team will use the data to provide clients with deeper analysis on emerging patterns and the implications for specific industries and legal strategies.
SOURCE: J.S. Held
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