Litigation workspace for focused practices
From case file to
first draft, faster.
Organize the record, uncover relevant authority, and prepare review-ready legal work in one matter-aware workspace.
- Matter-aware analysis
- Inspectable authority
- Lawyer-controlled drafting
The problem
Your matter should not be scattered across six different tools.
Pleadings, evidence, notes, research, and drafts all depend on the same context. Case Closed keeps that context connected as the work moves forward.
Product
The matter stays with the work.
Move from raw documents to legal work without rebuilding the same context at every step.
Complaint.pdf42 pages · Analyzed
✓Incident report.pdf8 pages · Analyzed
✓Witness statement.docx6 pages · Analyzed
✓Client notes.txtUpdated today
✓How it works
One matter. Three stages.
A focused path from the record in front of you to work you can continue reviewing.
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01
Add the record
Describe the matter and upload relevant documents, correspondence, evidence, and notes.
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02
Develop the case
Review facts, parties, chronology, legal issues, statutes, and relevant authority.
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03
Prepare the work
Create an editable memo or brief using the matter's accumulated context.
Lawyer control
AI assistance without surrendering legal judgment.
Case Closed helps organize and develop the work. You decide what is accurate, relevant, and ready to use.
- ✓ Review extracted facts before relying on them
- ✓ Inspect cases and matter-specific relevance
- ✓ Add notes and treatment checks
- ✓ Edit and export generated drafts
Alvarado v. Crestmoor Freight Co.
182 Ohio App. 3d 411 · Fict. 2019
Telemetry establishing that a delivery vehicle remained on its assigned route after the operator’s recorded shift end was sufficient to create a jury question on scope of employment.
III. Scope of employment
The dispatch log places the vehicle on its assigned route forty-one minutes after the recorded clock-out, which supports a jury question on scope of employment.1
A fictional matter walkthrough
Turn a working file into a working case picture.
Rivera v. Northline Logistics is a fictional example showing how matter context develops across the workspace.
Illustrative workflow only. Results depend on the matter, source material, and lawyer review.
Early access
Designed around the workflow of focused litigation practices.
Bring the matter you are already working on. See how Case Closed keeps its record, research, analysis, and drafting connected.
Join early accessFAQ
Questions before starting a matter.
What does Case Closed do?
It helps litigators organize matter documents, develop facts and timelines, research relevant case law, and prepare editable first drafts in one connected workspace.
Is Case Closed a replacement for legal research?
No. It assists with research by using matter context to find and explain potentially relevant authority. Lawyers should inspect every source independently.
Can I inspect the cited authority?
Yes. Case results include citations, jurisdiction information, relevance explanations, and links for reviewing the source.
What types of documents can I upload?
The current workspace supports PDF, DOCX, DOC, and TXT matter documents.
Can I edit and export drafts?
Yes. Generated memo and brief drafts remain editable and can be exported for continued lawyer review.
Does Case Closed replace lawyer review?
No. Case Closed provides assistance with organization, research, and drafting. Its output must be reviewed by a qualified attorney before use.
Start with the matter
Stop rebuilding the context of your case.
Keep the record, research, analysis, and first draft connected in one focused workspace.
Start a matter