Legal research technology provider Casetext has announced a major update of its platform that expands the functionality of its Case Analysis Research Assistant (CARA) and updates the product’s user-interface and processing speed.
Up until recently, the AI-powered CARA had been mainly deployed as a tool attorneys could “drag and drop” their brief into. CARA would then analyze the brief to find potential missing arguments or case law. But now, “we are integrating our legal research engine with CARA,” said Jake Heller, CEO of Casetext.
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