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Run Briefcase standalone or over your existing systems. Keep your system of record, gain a system of action.
Modern Case Management Solutions
Briefcase runs the administration of a case, from first filing to final decision: intake, timetabling, drafting, the record. Your people decide the merits. Everything else is done, on the record.
Briefcase clears the backlog for courts, tribunals and regulators: end-to-end workflows from filing to decision, run as a modern layer over your case management system and e-filing portals, or standalone. Registrars lose the manual admin. Members keep the decision. Parties follow their case the whole way. No migration, no rip-and-replace.
The hardest part of switching is choosing when.
Run Briefcase standalone or over your existing systems. Keep your system of record, gain a system of action.
Validate submissions against rules, flag deficiencies, and confirm receipt, without registry review.
Court lists, hearing bookings and standard timetables prepared in minutes.
Orders, directions and notices drafted from the casefile, ready for review.
Hearings transcribed live, exportable to the file or to your preferred transcriber.
Our approach
Technology can help you reduce your backlog, not just manage it. But only if you can trust it. Briefcase structures your case file from day one - and structured data means structured answers. Every output cites its source in the file. The result: your team get hours back on every matter, and decisions out the door sooner.
The Product
From filing to decision, every capability works from a single case record, configured to your rules. Use AI right where the work is, without ever leaving the casefile.
An assistant that acts, not just answers. Summarise a brief, ask what's outstanding, build a hearing checklist. Every answer cites its source in the casefile and flags what's uncertain, and nothing moves without your review.
What's still outstanding before we can list this?
Two items outstanding: Schedule B and the affidavit of service.
Citation check
Not foundCounsel cites Donoghue v Stevenson [2025] AC 555 as authority for the duty of care threshold.
Checks every citation in a filing against the record and the authorities. Fabricated or suspect cases are flagged before they reach the bench. Built for ISO 42001.
Draft reasons
The applicant has established the threshold elements under r 6.21. The tribunal accepts the joint submission as filed.
Costs to be assessed if not agreed.
Last edited 3m ago
Drafts decisions and procedural orders from your record and your templates, in plain language where the audience needs it. You review and settle every draft.
Hearing record
RecCounsel, on the question of the deficiency notice,
Yes, your honour. We accept the timing point.
A bench view that surfaces only what needs a decision. The full record one click away, the rest out of the way.
Home › Test Court
ACME Corp. v XYZ Inc.
Defendant
XYZ Inc.
Judge
Kirby
Plaintiff
ACME Corp.
Every matter, action, party and court record in one canonical view. Searchable instantly, fully auditable.
Extracted fields
Plaintiff
ACME Corp.
Defendant
XYZ Inc.
Filed
Jan 15, 2026
Pulls structured data from filings, emails and attachments into a canonical, traceable matter record.
Case Progress
2 of 4 completeProcedural rules, practice notes and your own templates, scheduling orders included, configured per court, per division, per matter type.
Security & trust
Every action in Briefcase is logged to a complete, timestamped record, controlled by role-based access. We ground our AI outputs in source, so the casefile stays traceable and verifiable.
Case data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with full audit trails, and it is never used to train AI models. We host in the cloud, with single-tenant deployments where your requirements demand it. ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 certifications are in progress.
Encryption
AES-256 at rest · TLS 1.3 in transit
Audit trails
Every action logged and timestamped
Cloud hosted
Single-tenant available
ISO 27001 & 42001
Certification in progress
FAQ
Briefcase is built to cut delays and adjournments, at any volume. End-to-end workflows run a matter from filing to decision, intake, triage and drafting are automated, and backlog reduction gets matters decision-ready sooner, so decision-makers spend their time on the matters that need judgement.
Briefcase is purpose-built for dispute resolution. Outputs are grounded to the casefile, access is role-based, and the record is built for enforcement and audit. Agents handle the routine; the judgement, empathy and weighing of evidence stay with your people.
Yes. Use Briefcase as a layer over your existing court case management systems and e-filing portals to avoid migrations, or run it as a standalone CMS. We can also integrate with third-party tools in your stack, such as your document storage provider.
Yes. Procedural rules, practice notes, local directions, branding, terminology and document templates are configurable per court, per division, per matter type, including the time limits and codes of conduct you operate under.
Briefcase is securely hosted, with ISO 27001 certification in progress. Single-tenant deployments are available where institutional requirements demand it, with role-based access controls and full audit trails.
No. Your data is never used to train models, ours or anyone else's, unless you bring your own model with training switched on. Matters stay in your workspace, encrypted, access-controlled and fully auditable.
Your data is yours to export, in full, at any time. We'd rather you stay because Briefcase earns its place.
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