There are many different ways to collect information on judges. In the past, savvy lawyers talked to other litigators, read rulings from the judges and even completed online searches to find out as much information as possible.
While these data collection methods are still valid, they are time consuming and not at all comprehensive. A better and more effective option is to use the latest in Big Data information and obtain a judicial analytic report. These types of reports are produced by complex data collection algorithms and programs that collect data from publicly available databases and compile it into easily searchable reports.
Details on these analytic reports vary based on the company, but they generally include general information and background on the judge, a judicial, summary, how the judge rules on specific motions as well as information about the time the court spends on cases as well as overall judicial workload.
An Overview of Judge Gerald Rosenberg
To get an idea what would be found on the judge information section of the report, a closer look at Judge Gerald Rosenberg would include details about his pre-bench career, his education and even his experience as a judge.
Judge Rosenberg has a long legal career. He worked as a civil litigator for two decades in the areas of family law, real estate, business law, and construction law. He was appointed as a Court Commissioner in 1995 and then as a judge in 2000. His education background includes a Bachelors degree from California State University and a J.D from Southwestern University School of Law.
In 2017, Judge Gerald Rosenberg was named the Trial Judge of the Year by ABOTA, and he also received the Outstanding Judicial Officer award in 2011 from Southwestern Law School.
Getting an overview of a judge is just a small part of the necessary preparation. For detail on ruling, rules and other factors, the analytic report is a highly concise and effectively part of planning.
