Legal research that cites what it found.
Ask in plain English. CaseRead searches your project files and the public law together and cites both.
Free plan, no card needed. Solo is $89 a month.
To survive a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim, a complaint must contain enough factual matter to “state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.” Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678 (2009).1
A complaint requires more than “labels and conclusions, and a formulaic recitation of the elements of a cause of action will not do.” Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544 (2007).2
The complaint offers nothing more, and courts apply that rule with particular force to contract claims like this one. Carter v. Wells.3
- OpenLaws
- CourtListener
- eCFR
- Federal Register
- GovInfo
- + Your files
Your files and the public law, in one conversation.
Each project keeps its files and remembers its parties, key dates, positions and decisions.
Keep a project private or share it with your firm.
Searches your project files and the public law together, and cites both.
Two checks on every citation: does the source exist, and does it support the claim.
ARGUMENT
A claim must be plausible on its face, and Count II is not. The Court should dismiss it without reaching the remaining counts.
Edit Word documents in the browser. AI revisions arrive as tracked changes.
ARGUMENT
To survive a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim, a complaint must contain enough factual matter to “state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.” Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678 (2009).
Research, draft, review and cite-check in a side panel.
| Document | Governing law | Notice to cure |
|---|---|---|
| Master supply agreement.docx | New York | 30 days, in writing |
| Amendment 1.docx | Not stated | Shortened to 15 days |
| Distributor letter, Aug. 4.pdf | Not stated | Gives notice of short shipments |
| Complaint.pdf | Pleads New York law | Alleges no cure period |
Bulk review, side-by-side tabular review and multi-state surveys.
“The hearing is set for October 20, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.”
“Reply briefs are due on or before October 13, 2026.”
Pulls the dates a document states onto your calendar for you to confirm, then sends them to Google Calendar.
An AI associate that knows your case.
Remember, research, verify, deliver and keep watch, one job at a time.
It remembers the case, so you don’t repeat it.
CaseRead remembers a project’s parties, key dates, positions and decisions across conversations. Import from Google Drive or OneDrive, or upload to your vault.
It reads your files and the public law together.
Ask in plain English. CaseRead searches your project files and the public law together and cites both. Deep research mode adds a web search pass before it answers. Slower, more thorough.
- Statutes and regulations for federal law, all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico, pulled live from OpenLaws.
- Case law from CourtListener. Federal material from eCFR, the Federal Register and GovInfo.
Two checks on every citation.
Does the source exist, and does it support the claim? Paste a brief or drop in the file. The Hallucination Shield checks up to 50 citations per run, from pasted text or a PDF, Word or scanned document.
| Citation | Does the source exist? | Does it support the claim? |
|---|---|---|
| Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678 (2009) | Cite found | Claim supported |
| Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544 (2007) | Cite found | Claim supported |
| Carter v. Wells | Cite not found | — |
It drafts where you write.
Edit Word documents in the browser, where AI revisions arrive as tracked changes. Or stay in Word itself: CaseRead for Word puts research, drafting, review and cite-checking in a side panel.
ARGUMENT
Count II should be dismissed. Paragraph 14 alleges losses but pleads no facts showing what Defendant did or when.
It tells you when a statute you relied on changes.
CaseRead watches the statutes your research relied on and tells you when one changes. It pulls the dates a document states onto your calendar for you to confirm, then sends them to Google Calendar.
From Notice of hearing.pdf
From Notice of hearing.pdf
- 53US jurisdictions for statutes and regulations: federal law, all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico.
- 2checks on every citation: does the source exist, and does it support the claim.
- up to50citations per Hallucination Shield run, from a paste, a PDF, a Word file or a scan.
Unlimited research. $89 a month.
That’s CaseRead Solo, or $71 a month billed yearly. Sign up yourself: no demo, and you can cancel anytime.
Free plan, no card needed.
No hidden pricing. The number is right here.
The three tools a small firm compares, on the dimensions that decide it. Their cells come from each company’s own pages, read September 15, 2026.
| What decides a deal | CaseRead | Harvey | ChatGPTOpenAI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Published monthly price | $89 Solo, $149 a seat for Team | Not publicly listed1 | Go $8; Plus $20; Pro from $1002 |
| What that price includes | Unlimited research on Solo. No per-question charge. | Usage terms not publicly listed1 | Limits vary by plan2 |
| Try it, and leave if you want | Free plan, no card. Month to month, cancel anytime. | Sales-led: no sign-up or trial found; term not publicly listed1 | Free plan; monthly2 |
| Your files and the public law, in one conversation | Both searched, both cited | Vaults for your documents; licensed case law and statutes through a publisher alliance34 | Your uploads and the web; no legal database listed2 |
| Citation checking | Two checks on any brief you paste: does the source exist, and does it support the sentence? | Through its LexisNexis research integration, on its terms3 | No legal citation checker listed2 |
| Persistent matter memory | Parties, key dates, positions and decisions, across conversations | Matter context and memory6 | Chat memory, not matters2 |
| Word add-in (tracked changes) | CaseRead for Word, and AI edits as tracked changes in the editor | Harvey for Word5 | Not listed; Excel, PowerPoint and Sheets extensions are2 |
| Where the law comes from | Named on every answer: OpenLaws (50 states, DC, PR, federal), CourtListener, eCFR, Federal Register, GovInfo | Publisher content through its LexisNexis and Wolters Kluwer arrangements37 | Your uploads and the web; no legal database listed2 |
The question is not only what a plan costs. It is what you can do tonight, and who checked the citations. Harvey is sold through a demo, with no price on its site.1 ChatGPT publishes a price and lists no legal citation checker.2 CaseRead publishes its price, starts free with no card, and checks up to 50 citations a run — including the ones in a brief you did not write.
- Harvey, homepage (“Request a Demo”) and harvey.ai/pricing (“404 Page Not Found”). Read September 14, 2026. harvey.ai and harvey.ai/pricing
- OpenAI, “ChatGPT pricing,” individual and Business plans and the feature table. Read September 14, 2026. chatgpt.com/pricing
- Harvey, “LexisNexis and Harvey strategic alliance” (licensed U.S. case law and statutes, validated through a citator, for customers who select the service). Read September 14, 2026. harvey.ai/blog/lexisnexis-harvey-strategic-alliance
- Harvey, “Vault” (up to 100,000 documents, accessible across Harvey’s platform). Read September 14, 2026. harvey.ai/platform/vault
- Harvey, “Ecosystem” (Harvey for Word). Read September 14, 2026. harvey.ai/platform/ecosystem
- Harvey, “Introducing Harvey II” (August 18, 2026): agents “inherit the context of the matter or project they open in, along with Harvey’s memory of your style and preferences.” Read September 15, 2026. harvey.ai/blog/introducing-harvey-ii
- Harvey, “The Brief” (August 2026): Wolters Kluwer U.S. content for legal research. Read September 15, 2026. harvey.ai/blog/the-brief-august-2026
Here’s what it does with a made-up case.
We made up Carter v. Wells for this draft. In this example, the Hallucination Shield marks it Cite not found, and the two real cases pass both checks.
- Upload the draft.A PDF, a Word file or a scan, or paste the text. Up to 50 citations per run.
- Read the report.Two checks on every citation: does the source exist, and does it support the claim?
- Fix the flag before you file.Look the authority up. If it isn’t there, it doesn’t go in the brief.
“…courts apply that rule with particular force to contract claims like this one.”
How your documents are kept.
Four plain facts about where your documents live and what happens to your data.
Your firm’s own schema
Each firm’s documents live in their own isolated database schema.
Not used to train AI
Your data isn’t used to train AI models; our AI providers’ commercial terms exclude it.
Private or shared
Keep a project private or share it with your firm.
One-step deletion
Delete a project and its documents, chats and memory in one step.
Published prices, month to month or yearly.
- Unlimited research on Solo.
- Paid plans start with a 7-day trial; checkout takes a card. Cancel anytime.
- Team is $149 per seat a month, or $119 billed yearly.
- Free plan: 3 research messages and 2 citation checks a day. No card.
Questions lawyers ask first.
How is CaseRead different from Harvey?
Harvey is sold to law firms and legal departments through a demo, and it publishes no price.1 CaseRead is built for solo and small firms: $89 a month for Solo, a free plan with no card, and two checks on every citation you give it. See how CaseRead compares
How is CaseRead different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a general assistant, and its plans list no legal citation checker.2 CaseRead searches your project files and the public law together and cites both, and it runs two checks on every citation you give it: does the source exist, and does it support the claim? Read CaseRead vs ChatGPT
Where does the law come from?
Statutes and regulations for federal law, all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico, pulled live from OpenLaws. Case law from CourtListener. Federal material from eCFR, the Federal Register and GovInfo. In deep research mode, CaseRead also runs a web search pass before it answers.
What happens when a citation can’t be found?
The Hallucination Shield marks it Cite not found. In a research answer, anything CaseRead can’t match to a source it retrieved is flagged, not asserted. Check a flagged citation before you rely on it.
What does the free plan include?
3 research messages and 2 citation checks a day, with no card.
Is my data used to train AI models?
No. Your data isn’t used to train AI models; our AI providers’ commercial terms exclude it.
Does it work in Microsoft Word?
Yes. CaseRead for Word puts research, drafting, review and cite-checking in a side panel. It installs from our manifest, by your IT admin or by sideload; the Microsoft AppSource listing is pending. In CaseRead’s browser editor, AI revisions arrive as tracked changes.
Can I delete a project?
Yes. Delete a project and its documents, chats and memory in one step.