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AI Is Reshaping the Litigation Landscape

Litigation has long been a demanding field, requiring attorneys to juggle thousands of pages of documents, cross-reference key facts, track witnesses, and build persuasive timelines—all under strict...

Casefleet, a leading provider of case management and litigation support software, is proud to announce the official launch of Document Intelligence, a powerful new AI feature designed to transform how legal professionals review and manage case...

A recent study, Better Call GPT: Comparing Large Language Models Against Lawyers, has made waves in the legal and AI communities, revealing that advanced Large Language Models (LLMs) may be on the verge of disrupting traditional legal contract...

Welcome to the new and improved Casefleet website! After months of hard work, we're thrilled to unveil a fresh look that's more than just skin-deep. Let's take a closer look at what's new and why we're so excited about these changes.

In legal proceedings, every word can carry significant weight. As legal professionals increasingly rely on digital documents for case preparation, discovery, and evidence presentation, the ability of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to...

Collaborating with colleagues on cases is becoming increasingly important in today's legal environment. Whether you are working on a complex litigation matter or a routine transaction, teamwork can provide valuable insights, improved efficiency, and...

With so many e-discovery software options available to attorneys today, it can be challenging to find the solution that best suits the needs of your firm. When reviewing a document production from your adversary, do you really need all the bells and...

Perhaps you've realized that keeping your case information in notepads and Word documents isn't a good idea. You've seen how hard it is to search, filter, and collaborate with these tools, and you want something more structured — because you...

Nobody ever said Microsoft Word was the best software for word processing, but I think we can all agree that Word won the war against its competitors. Aside from a few obstinate holdouts, no one uses Word Perfect anymore, and Google Docs just...