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Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) deals with extracting aspects from a given text and then allocate each aspect a sentiment level (positive, negative or neutral) [1]. A number of researchers have addressed ABSA in different domains except for the legal domain. In this study, we explore how the concepts related to aspect-based sentiment analysis can be used in the legal domain to extract valuable information from legal opinion text. To this regard, we propose a rule based approach to perform aspect-based sentiment analysis in order to figure out the sentiment level of a sentence in relation to each legal party related to a court case (considering the legal parties as the aspects).

Rule-Based Approach for Party-Based Sentiment Analysis in Legal Opinion Texts