Casetext Blog

Use of AI at Casetext

About the author: Javed Qadrud-Din is a machine learning engineer at Casetext. He holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School…

Reinventing LegalTech Adoption — The Menu

By Tamir Samman, Director of Customer Success, Casetext

Your firm selects a technology which addresses its business and attorney needs. The vendor requests a list including the full names, email addresses, offices and positions of…

When You See A (Legal Tech) Rocket Ship, You Get On

During ILTACON 2018, LexBlog’s Kevin O’Keefe interviewed Casetext VP of Business Development Anand Upadhye about what inspired him to leave a six-year career as a litigator to join a legal tech startup.

Is Small Law the Future?

Carolyn Elefant has her finger on the pulse of small law legal practice. Aside from authoring the popular blog for…

Casetext Strengthens Focus on Small Law Firms by Adding New Research Functionality

AI-based legal research platform significantly expands legal databases, launches negative treatment citator

World Economic Forum Awards Casetext as a 2018 Technology Pioneer

This week, the World Economic Forum announced Casetext is on their annual list of 2018 Technology Pioneers. The Technology Pioneers are a cohort of 61 early-stage companies from around the world that are pioneering…

Casetext Turns 5: How We Started our Mission to Change Legal Research Forever

The Inclusion Rider

For the last thirteen years, Kalpana Kotagal has been tackling workplace discrimination as an attorney at Cohen Milstein…

The Judges Rule: Litigators Lag in Legal Research

As former litigators, we always feared that when attorneys miss precedents, the stakes are high. And we had a pretty good idea — anecdotally — that lawyers might be missing more cases than they think. We wanted to get a clearer picture of how…

Start-to-Finish Litigation

As the Associate GC leading the litigation group at Macy’s, Betty Tierney and her team actually handle much of…

6 Ways to Get Your Law Firm to Engage in Legal Tech

“If you build it, they will come.” It’s a great line that may work well in baseball — or at least Hollywood movies. But when it comes to getting attorneys to engage in the technology their firm has invested in, it’s not quite as…

The Holy Grail of Legal Tech

How a former litigator combined a passion for law with technology to…

Why Casetext’s CARA A.I. Was a Game Changer for One Summer Associate

Ashley Gomez-Rodon, a recent University of Miami School of Law graduate, first learned about Casetext as a Cozen O’Connor summer associate. Ashley enjoyed using Casetext so much during her time as a summer…

Blank Rome Partners with Casetext to Accelerate Innovation Roadmap

Am Law 100 Firm Adopts Casetext’s AI-Based Legal Research Technology

What Your Clients are Thinking

As Microsoft’s Assistant General Counsel, Jason Barnwell explains, “My work is focused on innovation in…

It’s Time to Upgrade the Legal Research Experience

Old Problems, New Solutions

This week’s podcast guest, Scott Rechtschaffen, has built his career on developing creative solutions to…

Uber Tragedy Raises Questions Around ‘Driverless’ Legal AI

What Your Clients Will Want You to Know About Blockchain

FutureLaw Recap: How to Increase Legal Technology Adoption

At this year’s FutureLaw conference, our CEO, Jake Heller, talked with Patrick DiDomenico of Ogletree Deakins, Marlene Gebauer of Greenberg Traurig, Jean O’Grady of DLA Piper, and Jeff Rovner of O’Melveny, about a problem that…

Casetext Adds O’Melveny to Growing Client Roster

AmLaw 100 firms improve service, outcomes for clients by adding cutting-edge technology

The “White Whale” of Legal Tech Adoption

When Jeff Rovner started working in Knowledge Management, it wasn’t yet Knowledge…

Burn the Bluebook: Use Casetext’s Copy with Cite

What happens after you’ve found the perfect case, and, even better, the perfect quote?

The tired lawyer: Copy and pastes the text to cite, and then opens up his copy of the Bluebook to properly format and cite the case.