
United States · Information technology & services startup
Clearbrief is a Seattle-based legal technology company founded in 2020.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Clearbrief is a Seattle-based legal technology company founded in 2020.
It offers an AI-powered legal writing and citation verification platform designed primarily as a Microsoft Word add-in for litigators and legal professionals. The platform helps users find, analyze, verify, and share evidence behind legal writing, enhancing the accuracy and review process of briefs and other documents. The Clearbrief platform provides various services, including citation and fact verification for legal documents, AI-driven document analysis, and automated hyperlinking to source evidence. It also generates litigation work products such as timelines, deposition summaries, and hyperlinked PDFs. Clearbrief integrates seamlessly with popular legal workflows and repositories, making it a valuable tool for law firms, in-house legal teams, courts, and other legal professionals involved in drafting fact-intensive documents. The company operates on a subscription-based pricing model, offering plans for solo practitioners, small teams, and larger enterprises.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
On the board, as filediErica Duignan
What they build
Known for
evidence managementai-driven fact verificationai in legal discovery and evidenceai in lawremote monitoringai for legal evidence managementai legal document automationcourt document preparationai legal case preparationhyperlinked citationsai legal writingai for in-house legal teamsai legal draftingai for legal document accuracycase management integrationai legal verification
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