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Stay up-to-date on the latest in legal research resources from Fastcase. Email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser](. Hello {NAME}, ​​​Thanks for keeping in touch with Fastcase! The March edition of the Fastcase Insider gives you the rundown of the new ways that Fastcase and its peers are innovating to help you practice law smarter. Our top priority is to equip you with cutting-edge tools to ensure you have the best resources for your legal research needs. Thank you, The Fastcase Team [Fastcase wants to hear from you!]( Fastcase is committed to providing the best product for our users. To do that, we want to hear directly from you regarding your legal research needs and how Fastcase can help you meet your goals and more. If you are interested in participating in a user interview, [please click here](. [New From Docket Alarm: Pleadings Tag Search and Federal Analytics]( Earlier this month, Docket Alarm has released a brand new functionality that has generated excitement in the litigation space: Pleading tags for federal litigation. Docket Alarm has tagged millions of federal cases with 220+ high-value litigation tags (e.g., orders, complaints, answers, motions, briefs). For the first time, a general-purpose litigation-docket tracking and research tool now has a high-precision analytics system. With Docket Alarm’s new pleading tag technology, you can: - Search/Find the most important Pleadings and Motions documents along with outcomes - Run analytics on your searches to determine the likelihood that your motion is granted/denied - Explore an Interactive Timeline for a quick but comprehensive overview Want to learn more? Contact sales@docketalarm.com and we’ll be happy to show you everything you’ll be able to achieve with this cutting-edge technology. [The Latest from Law Street Insights: Sanctions & More]( The latest Law Street Insights articles take advantage of [Docket Alarm’s new Pleading Tags and Federal analytics features]( to reveal how data can help lawyers navigate two of the most important types of motions in practice - sanctions and dispositive motions. How often are sanctions motions granted? What case types have the highest summary judgment grant rate? Answer these questions and more in our articles on [sanctions]( and [dispositive motions](. [Click here to sign up]( for our Insights newsletter and get notified when the newest article comes out tomorrow. Also subscribe for daily drops of technology, agriculture, and health news. [Persuasion Science for Trial Lawyers]( In this must-have text for both new advocates and experienced trial attorneys, veteran trial lawyer John P. Blumberg shows the reader how persuasion science can lead to successful jury verdicts. Blumberg’s new methodology for approaching courtroom advocacy solves the mystery of what makes certain strategies successful, and why information is accepted or rejected by jurors. [Persuasion Science for Trial Lawyers]( is presented in an easily understandable way, using examples of how to deploy winning tactics throughout every aspect of a trial. Blumberg expertly explains how decisions by juries can be affected by cognitive overload, mental shortcuts, and biases that cause some arguments to be dismissed. Trial lawyers who understand the science of persuasion will be able to avoid these pitfalls and gain a significant advantage over opponents. Hear author John P. Blumberg discuss his study of the science behind persuasion in conversation with Tom Hagy on the [Emerging Litigation Podcast](. And read more about this publication in the [CAOC Forum Magazine](. [NextChapter Industry Updates]( Filing Trends: According to the figures provided by [Epiq]( new bankruptcy filings across all chapters increased by 3.2% in February 2022 compared to January 2022. This increase is minor and still well below the filing figures seen pre-pandemic but for those monitoring the trends, it’s still worth noting as the month is 3 days shorter and increases month-over-month have been rare in the last 2 years. Increased Federal Figures Effective April 1, 2022: The [Judicial Conference]( has published the next increased amounts in the Bankruptcy Code which are adjusted every three years on April 1 to account for inflation. At nearly 11%, the increase is larger than in years past making filing for some debtors more advantageous to protect more of their assets and to determine if they qualify under chapter 13 or the new subchapter V of chapter 11. 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