Casetext Introduces Allsearch, A Powerful Document Search Technology For Lawyers

AllSearch's concept-based search is more accurate and quickly locates the document getting sought without presenting unnecessary results that attorneys must sort through.

Fremont, CA: Document automation is a system created to address the challenge of processing many documents, ranging from contracts to proposals and everything in between. Law firms, for instance, may employ automation to prepare legal papers considerably faster than they could by hand. Similarly, a sales team may utilize document automation to build sales presentations without scouring several sources for content quickly. It would take a long time to do so, slowing down the sales cycle. Document automation greatly boosts staff productivity by managing these activities.

Casetext develops the most powerful artificial intelligence (AI) legal technology on the market today. Casetext, founded in 2013, has progressively expanded to provide attorneys with a variety of creative solutions to expedite important aspects of legal practice. Casetext offers cutting-edge technology for legal research, brief preparation, knowledge management, discovery, and other tasks.

Casetext, the premier supplier of artificial intelligence-powered legal technology for attorneys, released AllSearch, a concept-based document search engine that assists litigators in swiftly searching legal documents. AllSearch, based on an emerging type of A.I. known as neural nets, goes beyond literal keywords to capture the concepts inside a document.

AllSearch got created to address a fundamental flaw in traditional search tools: users constantly get restricted to the terms they enter. AllSearch's concept-based search is more accurate and quickly locates the document getting sought without presenting unnecessary results that attorneys must sort through. As a consequence, while doing searches with AllSearch, lawyers save a substantial amount of time.

"With AllSearch, our clients can apply the technology behind Parallel Search to efficiently scan any set of documents," said Pablo Arredondo, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Casetext, referring to the company's groundbreaking legal research tool that gives lawyers the power to efficiently find on-point caselaw with concept-based searching.

"AllSearch enables a new level of search for litigators, helping them find what they need faster and more reliably," added Arredondo. "We're thrilled to bring this very powerful search technology to our clients and have already seen AllSearch provide great value to early-adopter law firms."

AllSearch can search any collection of documents. AllSearch may be used in eDiscovery procedures, allowing litigators to identify relevant material rapidly, even while looking through millions of copies. Litigators may also use AllSearch to search internal databases and repositories, including brief banks, litigation records, deposition transcripts, expert reports, and other materials. AllSearch may also be used to search for contacts and emails.