Legal Information Alert Reviews SimplyMap
Legal Information Alert, a monthly newsletter covering what's new in legal publications, databases and research techniques, published a review of SimplyMap in their April 2009 issue titled, "SimplyMap: A Simple Solution for Complex Statistics."
The review was written by Sonnet Erin Brown, Head of Federal Documents at the Earl K. Long Library at the University of New Orleans, who noted how useful SimplyMap could be for legal researchers, especially as a tool for litigation:
"Using SimplyMap, lawyers can look at trends in a neighborhood, such as race, economic standing, crime, education levels, and many other factors. This can give lawyers some insight into jury pools and can also help them determine how to best present a client. The information gleaned from SimplyMap can even help a lawyer decide about whether or not a client should face a jury, a judge, or take a deal."
Brown goes on to describe how SimplyMap can be invaluable when setting up a business. Lawyers assisting businesses can use SimplyMap to decide the best location for a new restaurant, bank, or even a law firm. SimplyMap is also noted in the article as useful for real estate law (researching demographics of neighborhoods), and legal advertising placement (using crime data).
Looking beyond the data, Brown has many positive things to say about SimplyMap's interface:
"[SimplyMap] is especially useful for visual learners and for presentations. Instead of graphs and pie charts, users can create actual maps that convey the arguments they are trying to make. Nothing sells a particular argument like a good visual aid. SimplyMap is an amazing visual aid that can make even an Internet novice look like a professional."
In closing, Brown notes, "An assortment of professionals can use this database to enhance their businesses or careers, including politicians, lawyers, statisticians, and business executives."
Send us an email if you'd like a full copy of the review. View more information on Legal Information Alert here.
More from SimplyAnalytics
Posted on Feb 25, 2020 by Admin
SimplyAnalytics will be exhibiting at the PLA Conference, held this year at the Music City Center in Nashville, TN on February 26 - 28. Visit the team at Booth 1444 with your questions, f...
Posted on Dec 03, 2015 by Admin
With the Thanksgiving holiday last week, we decided to take a quick look into SimplyMap to see what pertinent variables are available for analysis. First, open the Variables panel and cli...
Posted on Dec 12, 2011 by Admin
Men's Health magazine has published a ranked list to help readers find the cities where Americans are the saddest and where they are living with big smiles on their faces. As they note, "...
Posted on Jun 16, 2016 by Admin
This week’s SimplyMap report is a quick tip that we hope you find useful and time saving. Did you know that SimplyMap will save all recently searched business queries for future usage? Le...
Posted on Jan 12, 2020 by Admin
Happy New Year! SimplyAnalytics will be exhibiting at the ALA Midwinter meeting, held this year at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia on January 24th-27th. If you attend, ...
Posted on Oct 08, 2008 by Admin
Geographic Research, Inc. (GRI) is pleased to sponsor the fourth annual American Collegiate Retailing Association’s Undergraduate Student Retail Analysis Competition. This is the second ...
Posted on Nov 03, 2017 by Admin
This week we’ll talk about one of our favorite features in SimplyAnalytics - the custom combination location. This feature is a simple and effective means to create custom geographies whe...
Posted on Jun 02, 2016 by Admin
Three weeks ago we utilized the SimmonsLOCAL data set to visualize contiguous America’s mayonnaise brand preference. Staying with the American visualization theme, this week’s report will...
Posted on Dec 11, 2023 by Admin
Hello readers! We have some fantastic news to share. SimplyAnalytics is thrilled to announce the addition of 2020 Election data to our expanding collection of powerful datasets. With this...
Posted on Feb 26, 2014 by Admin
The Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium is holding another packed week of workshops and networking during the SCELCapalooza event in March 2014. Geographic Research will b...
