Casetext

Casetext is a legal research and drafting technology provider that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support litigation and transactional workflows for law firms, in-house legal teams, and other legal professionals.

• AI-enabled legal research platform with searchable case law, statutes, and regulations (legal research).
• Automated legal drafting and document review tools for litigation and transactional use cases (document automation).
• Search and analysis capabilities over legal authorities and firm work product (knowledge management / search).
• Workflow features designed for law firms, corporate legal departments, and public-interest or governmental legal organizations (legal operations).
• Cloud-based, subscription-access software with browser-based interfaces and integrations into common legal practice environments (SaaS legal tech).

More About Casetext

Casetext provides software for legal research and drafting that is designed for deployment in law firms, corporate legal departments, and other institutional legal environments. Its core offering centers on an online research platform that allows users to query a corpus of case law, statutes, regulations, and other primary legal materials. The platform is delivered as a web application and is structured for role-based use by litigators, transactional lawyers, and legal support staff who require access to authoritative legal information and drafting support.

The company integrates Natural Language Processing (NLP) and large language model–based capabilities (AI-assisted research) into its search and drafting tools. These capabilities are used to interpret user queries in plain language, surface relevant authorities, and assist in generating draft legal documents such as briefs, memos, or contract clauses. The system emphasizes citation to underlying primary sources so that attorneys can review the legal basis for any suggested language, aligning with professional requirements for supervision of AI-assisted work product.

Casetext’s offerings System Integration Testing (SIT) in the legal technology category that includes computer-assisted legal research (legal research), legal drafting and review tools (document automation), and knowledge management/search over legal content (enterprise search). Within enterprise environments, deployments typically occur at the organization level through multi-seat subscriptions, allowing centralized administration of user access and billing. The browser-based delivery model enables access from standard desktop and laptop environments without local installation, which aligns with common IT governance and security approaches in law firms and corporate legal departments.

The platform interacts with users via HTTPS-based web interfaces and standard authentication mechanisms, consistent with other Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) legal research tools. For knowledge management and workflow purposes, Casetext is positioned to complement existing document management systems, practice management platforms, and e-discovery systems rather than replace them. Legal teams use it to handle research, initial drafting, and review stages in conjunction with other systems of record that store final documents and matter information.

From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Casetext maps to several enterprise IT and business solution categories: legal research technology, AI-assisted drafting (document automation), legal knowledge management and search (enterprise search), and SaaS applications for professional services (vertical SaaS). It is relevant for technical stakeholders who evaluate cloud software for legal departments, including considerations such as browser compatibility, access control, integrations with existing tooling, and alignment with organizational policies governing the use of AI-assisted legal work.