Use cases · Paralegals
The groundwork, done and cited, before the attorney reviews it
Pull the law for the attorney’s question, work through the client’s documents, prepare the first draft in Word and run the citation check. The attorney reviews work where every source is one click away.
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Project files
- Employment agreement.pdf
- Timesheets 2026.csv
- Termination letter.pdf
- Attorney notes.docx
- Mar 4Last day workedConfirmed
- Mar 6Final pay date statedNeeds confirmation
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Ask what paralegals ask
Pick a question. Each answer cites the statutes and cases it came from.
- CaliforniaWhen must a California employer pay final wages after a termination?
- FederalWhat must a party disclose in initial disclosures under FRCP 26(a)(1)?
- New YorkHow is service of process made on a corporation in New York?
- TexasWhat must a petition contain under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure?
Each question opens CaseRead’s answer page, ready to ask. These are example questions, not answers.
Your workflow
Start to finish, in one place
Each step names the work and the part of CaseRead that does it.
Take the attorney’s question
Research it in plain English. The answer cites the statutes and cases it came from, so the memo you hand over can be checked line by line.
CaseReadCited researchOrganize the file
Upload the client’s documents to a project, or import them from Google Drive or OneDrive, then ask what they say. Each answer cites the file.
CaseReadDocument vault · project Q&AWork through the stack
Pull the same facts out of up to 50 documents into one table, every answer quoted, or have up to 12 reviewed for issues in one findings memo.
CaseReadTabular review · bulk reviewPrepare the first draft
Draft the letter or motion from the research and the project’s files, then edit in Word, where every AI change is a tracked change the attorney can accept or reject.
CaseReadAI drafting · Word add-inCheck every citation
Run the draft through the Hallucination Shield before it reaches the attorney: does each source exist, and does it support the sentence?
CaseReadHallucination ShieldKeep the dates
Dates written in letters and orders are listed for you to confirm, then go to Google Calendar. CaseRead doesn’t calculate deadlines; the attorney decides those.
CaseReadCalendar
Every answer links to the source it came from. Anything CaseRead can’t match to a source it retrieved is flagged, not asserted.
Capabilities
Tools for paralegals
Cited research
Statutes, regulations and case law for 53 US jurisdictions, with every citation linked to the source it came from.
Tabular review
Up to 50 documents and 8 columns, one row per document, every answer quoted from its file.
Bulk review
Up to 12 documents reviewed for issues, risks and missing provisions, with one findings memo across the set.
First drafts
Draft from the research and the files, then hand the attorney a Word document with tracked changes.
- Statute cited in ¶ 2Cite foundClaim supported
- Case cited in ¶ 5Cite foundClaim supported
- Case cited in ¶ 8Cite not found
The cite check
Two checks on every citation before the draft goes to the attorney.
- Mar 4Last day workedConfirmed
- Mar 6Final pay date statedNeeds confirmation
- Mar 20Response requested byNeeds confirmation
Add to GoogleOnly dates you confirmDates you confirm
CaseRead lists the dates written in a document. You confirm each one, and it can go to Google Calendar.
Recordings are from CaseRead. Illustrations show the layout, not real results.
Who it fits
How paralegals put it to work
Litigation paralegals
Document tables for discovery, first drafts of motions and the cite check before the attorney signs.
Contracts and corporate
The same terms pulled out of a stack of agreements into one table, each answer quoted.
Supporting a solo attorney
Research, files, drafts and dates in the same projects the attorney works in.
Firm teams
On Team, projects are shared across the firm and colleagues join by invite link, so the attorney opens the same project you worked in.
Why it is different
Generic AI tools vs CaseRead
Generic AI tools
- Nothing the attorney can trace back to a source.
- Can’t read the client’s file.
- One document at a time.
- Nothing checks the citations before the attorney signs.
CaseRead
- Every answer links to the statute or case it came from.
- Searches the project’s files and the law together, and cites both.
- Tables and memos across a whole stack of documents.
- Two checks on every citation before the draft reaches the attorney.
Client files stay inside your firm. CaseRead gives every firm its own database schema, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and trains no AI model on what you upload.
How we protect client filesCommon questions from paralegals
For firms of 5 or more
Rolling CaseRead out across a firm? We’ll set it up with you.
For firms of five or more attorneys, we start with a short call: your practice areas, who needs access, and the security questions your firm will ask.
- Shared projects and invite links for the whole team
- Two-factor sign-in a firm admin can require, and an activity log you can export
- A one-page security summary for your file
Start researching smarter today
Free plan: 20 research questions a month (up to 4 a day) and 2 citation checks a day. No card.
Free plan, no card · Pro $149/mo · Cancel anytime