International Council for Education, Research and Training

APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMS IN PREDICTIVE LEGAL ANALYTICS

Ganapathy, Venkatasubramanian

Faculty in Auditing Department, Southern India Regional Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (SIRC of ICAI), Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bharat


Introduction

Machine learning (ML) is a branch of artificial intelligence that enables computers to learn from data and make predictions based on patterns and statistics. ML applied to various domains, such as natural language processing, computer vision, and recommender systems. One of the emerging applications of ML is in the field of legal analytics, which aims to provide insights and guidance for legal professionals and stakeholders. Predictive legal analytics is a subfield of legal analytics that focuses on using ML to predict the outcomes of legal disputes, such as court cases, arbitrations, or negotiations. Predictive legal analytics can help lawyers and judges to assess the potential legal consequences of their actions, to align their decisions with past precedents, to identify the best strategies for resolving conflicts, and to improve the efficiency and quality of justice delivery. Predictive legal analytics can also help clients and policy makers to understand the legal risks and opportunities involved in their situations, to make informed decisions before initiating or pursuing a legal action, and to evaluate the impact of legal reforms and interventions. 



Impact Statement


This research paper on the Application of Machine Learning Algorithms in Predictive Legal Analytics marks a groundbreaking advancement in legal practice. By harnessing the capabilities of machine learning, the study introduces a paradigm shift in legal decision-making. The implementation of sophisticated algorithms enables accurate prediction of case outcomes, risk assessment, and strategic optimization. This transformative approach not only enhances the efficiency of legal processes but also has far-reaching implications for resource allocation, cost reduction, and improved access to justice. The research addresses ethical considerations, ensuring responsible integration of machine learning in the legal domain. With profound implications for legal professionals, policymakers, and marginalized individuals seeking justice, this paper pioneers the way forward in leveraging technology to augment the fairness and efficacy of legal systems.


About Author

VENKATASUBRAMANIAN GANAPATHY

Objective: Career Growth in the teaching profession with academic excellence and pursuit of further

Qualifications and research.

Academic Profile:

 M.Phil (Commerce) from The Quaide Milleth College for Men- University of Madras-

Ist Class- (2015-2016).

 B.Ed – IGNOU, New Delhi- Distance Mode- 1 st Class – December 2009.

 M.Com – Annamalai University – Distance Mode- 1 st Class – May 1995.

 D.P.C.S. (Data Preparation and Computer Software) – NCVT Course –Sri Ramakrishna

Mission Computer Centre, Chennai – 1 st Class – April 1993.

 B.Com – St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Trichy – Bharathidasan University – 1 st

Class – April 1990.

 ICWA Inter (Group II) – December 1993.


Academic Experience: 18 + Years


Presently working as a Visiting Faculty in the SIRC of ICAI, Nungambakkam, Chennai,

Tamil Nadu, Bharat

Corporate Experience: 9 Years.



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