🔍 What is Casetext?
Casetext is an AI-powered legal research platform that helps lawyers find relevant cases, statutes, regulations, and legal arguments faster and more accurately than traditional research methods. Developed by Casetext Inc., the platform uses natural language processing and proprietary AI models including CARA (Context-Aware Research Assistant) and CoCounsel to transform how legal professionals conduct research. Casetext has become one of the most widely adopted AI legal research tools, used by thousands of law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies.
The platform's breakthrough technology allows lawyers to research using plain English questions rather than Boolean operators. Users can ask questions like "Can a landlord evict a tenant for having an emotional support animal?" and Casetext's AI will find the most relevant cases, statutes, and regulations with explanations of why each result is relevant. The AI also provides citator information, showing whether cases are still good law and how they've been treated by subsequent courts. This dramatically reduces the time lawyers spend on research from hours to minutes.
Casetext's CoCounsel, powered by GPT-4, represents the next generation of legal AI. CoCounsel can perform complex legal tasks including document review, deposition preparation, contract analysis, and chronology creation. It can review thousands of documents to find relevant information, compare deposition testimony against exhibits, and identify inconsistencies. Casetext was acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2023, combining its innovative AI technology with the global legal publishing leader's resources and reach, while continuing to operate as an independent platform within the Thomson Reuters portfolio.
✨ Key Features
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📊 Pros and Cons
Pros
- Natural language search dramatically reduces research time compared to traditional Boolean-based legal databases
- CoCounsel AI assistant performs complex legal analysis tasks that previously required hours of associate time
- CARA brief analysis is unique in identifying missing citations and opposing authority from uploaded briefs
Cons
- Pricing is not publicly disclosed, requiring consultation for cost assessment
- AI-generated research results should always be verified by human attorneys for accuracy and completeness
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