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Law&Crime President on the Lindsay Clancy Bump and Why Legal Expertise Is More Important Than Ever

Office With a View: "It is very rare to have a case like this that really seems to strike a chord with so many people in America and have such divided opinions," Rachel Stockman tells TheWrap The post Law&Crime President on the Lindsay Clancy Bump and Why Legal Expertise Is More Important Than Ever appeared first on TheWrap .

Rachel Stockman, President of Law&Crime, discusses the rise in popularity of legal cases and the importance of legal expertise in modern times. She explains that Law&Crime's success is attributed to a combination of data analysis and expert analysis, ensuring that viewers are presented with accurate and relevant information. The company started in 2017, founded by Stockman and Dan Abrams, who were both court reporters and law school graduates.

Their goal was to fill the void left by the absence of dedicated court coverage during the pre-Court TV era.

Stockman emphasizes that Law&Crime always prioritizes presenting the victim first, offering expertise to counterbalance the surge in true crime content. She highlights that true crime content has been a fascination throughout history and believes that its popularity will continue. When it comes to platform choice, Law&Crime tailors its coverage to suit each platform's audience, ensuring that viewers engage with the content most relevant to them.

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