BriefCatch, the leading legal writing assistant, has officially announced the preview release of BriefCatch 4, which happens to introduce the industry’s first AI-powered system for compliance with the Bluebook™ citation system, along with a suite of enhancements that push legal writing forward.
According to certain reports, the stated tool arrives on the scene bearing an ability to deliver precision editing tools, all for the purpose of helping legal professionals write quickly, confidently, and persuasively.
“We worked for a year to harness AI to solve the pain point of citation compliance, marking a major step forward in how we can help our users,” said Ross Guberman, Founder and CEO of BriefCatch. “This release cements BriefCatch as a must-have for every important document that your firm creates.”
Talk about the whole value proposition on a slightly deeper level, we begin from the promise of AI-powered citation compliance. Such a mechanism, like you can guess, treads up a long distance to ensure that every citation is accurate, properly formatted, and compliant, thus eliminating manual citation errors.
Next up, there is a BriefChat functionality coming into play. This translates to a first real-time legal-editing chat advisor, BriefChat, who has been trained exclusively on the teachings and writings of Founder Ross Guberman.
Complementing that would be the availability of a streamlined interface. The stated user interface has been markedly redesigned for faster and more intuitive editing, with the chief idea being empowering legal professionals to navigate and apply suggestions in a straightforward manner.
Another detail worth a mention is rooted in the prospect of personalization, as BriefCatch 4 can customize its feedback based on the document’s context. It can do so regardless of whether the agenda is objective analysis, persuasive arguments, or opinions, ensuring that suggestions are relevant and effective.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the feature of express editing. You see, users can now apply all suggestions instantly. They can also track changes for easy review so to streamline the editing process and maintain document integrity.
Rounding up highlights would be the availability of thousand different new editing suggestions. The solution effectively banks upon scientific evaluations, concerned with exemplary legal writing, to provide a vast array of new editing suggestions and refine documents with precision.
“BriefCatch 4 also reflects our deliberate and careful approach to AI,” said Guberman. “Our enterprise customers must opt in to our AI features before they are made available, and individual users may activate AI separately for each document. All AI processing is in a private environment on Microsoft Azure; documents are never stored during or after processing; and document content is never used to train AI models.”
Founded in 2018, BriefCatch’s rise up the ranks stems from providing advanced editing tools designed to enhance the clarity, precision, and effectiveness of legal documents. The company’s proprietary solution, at present, integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Word and Outlook to offer real-time insights and suggestions. BriefCatch’s excellence in what it does can also be understood once you consider it is currently trusted by more than 45 AmLaw 200 firms, as well as over 100 agencies and courts,
