What you'll receive
Legal memoranda require extensive research across case law, statutes, and regulations, followed by careful analysis and proper citation formatting. Associates spend 6-8 hours per memo conducting research, synthesizing authorities, and drafting balanced analysis that addresses both favorable and unfavorable precedent.
Legal memoranda require extensive research across case law, statutes, and regulations, followed by careful analysis and proper citation formatting. Associates spend 6-8 hours per memo conducting research, synthesizing authorities, and drafting balanced analysis that addresses both favorable and unfavorable precedent.
CaseMark automates legal research and memorandum drafting by analyzing your case facts, identifying relevant authorities with proper Bluebook citations, and generating comprehensive IRAC-structured analysis. Get objective, well-researched legal memos in minutes instead of days, freeing attorneys to focus on strategy and client counseling.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Corporate counsel regularly prepare legal memoranda analyzing corporate governance issues, regulatory compliance matters, shareholder disputes, and strategic business decisions requiring legal risk assessment.
General counsel and corporate legal departments frequently need structured legal analysis to advise executives on complex corporate matters, making legal memoranda a core workflow for corporate practice.
Regulatory attorneys draft legal memoranda to analyze compliance obligations, interpret agency guidance, assess regulatory risks, and advise clients on navigating complex regulatory frameworks.
Regulatory practice heavily relies on detailed legal analysis of statutes, regulations, and agency interpretations, making legal memoranda essential for advising clients on compliance and regulatory strategy.
M&A attorneys prepare legal memoranda analyzing deal structure issues, regulatory approval requirements, due diligence findings, and potential legal risks in proposed transactions.
Complex M&A transactions require thorough legal analysis of multiple issues including antitrust, securities law, tax implications, and contractual matters, making legal memoranda critical for transaction planning.
Corporate governance attorneys prepare legal memoranda analyzing fiduciary duties, board authority, shareholder rights, and compliance with corporate governance best practices and regulations.
Corporate governance matters require careful legal analysis of statutes, case law, and regulatory requirements to advise boards and management on proper governance procedures and risk mitigation.
CaseMark is designed to analyze legal issues objectively by identifying both favorable and unfavorable authorities, addressing counterarguments, and presenting balanced risk assessments. The AI examines precedent from multiple angles and acknowledges uncertainties in the law, providing candid legal advice rather than one-sided advocacy. This approach mirrors the ethical obligation of attorneys to provide honest counsel to clients and colleagues.
Yes, CaseMark generates proper Bluebook citations and verifies that authorities are current and have not been overruled or superseded. The system cross-references case law to ensure citations are accurate and links to authoritative sources. However, attorneys should perform final verification as part of their professional responsibility, particularly for critical cases or rapidly evolving areas of law.
CaseMark excels at analyzing complex legal issues by synthesizing multiple authorities, applying interpretive principles, and addressing novel questions where law is unsettled. The system identifies analogous precedent, explains key factors that drive outcomes, and predicts how courts may rule on emerging issues. For highly specialized matters, the AI provides a comprehensive foundation that attorneys can refine with additional expertise.
CaseMark generates comprehensive legal memoranda in approximately 10-15 minutes, compared to 6-8 hours for traditional manual drafting. This includes legal research, authority synthesis, IRAC analysis, and proper citation formatting. The time savings allow attorneys to produce more memos, respond faster to client needs, and allocate billable hours to higher-value strategic work.
CaseMark can analyze virtually any legal issue requiring research and written analysis, including contract interpretation, statutory construction, tort liability, regulatory compliance, employment law questions, intellectual property disputes, and procedural matters. The system adapts to different practice areas and jurisdictions, making it valuable for litigation, transactional work, and internal advisory functions across diverse legal specialties.