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Modern case-law revision for your whole department

Caselaw turns any judgment into an accurate, plain-English brief that leads with the ratio and links back to the source. Students revise from briefs, flashcards, quizzes and past papers — plus full SQE prep — across nine jurisdictions, on one institutional plan with no per-seat metering.

What your students get
  • Accurate briefs for every core module. Tort, contract, public law, land, equity, criminal — leading with the ratio, not 40 pages of judgment.
  • Flashcards, quizzes & past papers. Spaced-repetition decks and timed papers with model answers, ready to set as directed revision.
  • Full SQE1 & SQE2 prep. Reviewed questions, model answers and mock exams for both assessments.
  • Search by facts, not citation. Students find the half-remembered case the way they actually remember it.
How a term-long pilot works
  1. Tell us your modules and roughly how many students.
  2. We set up departmental access plus a one-page guide for staff.
  3. Run it for a term — students revise from it, you see the engagement.
  4. Continue on an institutional plan if it works for your cohort. No card, no auto-renewal.
At a glance
500,000+indexed judgments
9jurisdictions, one library
Secondsfrom a case to its ratio
Source-linkedevery brief, always
A fraction of a database

Research databases cost departments £10,000–£50,000 a year and stop at the raw authorities. Caselaw turns those authorities into something students revise from, for a fraction of the price — we quote each department individually.

Alongside, not instead of

Caselaw is a revision and comprehension layer, not a citation database. It complements your library subscriptions and points back to the source judgment on every brief.

Already used at

Students at Oxford, Cambridge and LSE already revise on Caselaw.

Request a free departmental pilot
No public price list — we quote each department on its size and needs.
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AI-generated briefs should be verified against the source judgment. This tool is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Cost ranges describe typical commercial research-database licensing, not a specific provider’s quote. Westlaw and LexisNexis are trademarks of their respective owners; Caselaw is independent and unaffiliated.