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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.
- 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.
- Tell us your modules and roughly how many students.
- We set up departmental access plus a one-page guide for staff.
- Run it for a term — students revise from it, you see the engagement.
- Continue on an institutional plan if it works for your cohort. No card, no auto-renewal.
| 500,000+ | indexed judgments |
| 9 | jurisdictions, one library |
| Seconds | from a case to its ratio |
| Source-linked | every brief, always |
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.
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.
Students at Oxford, Cambridge and LSE already revise on Caselaw.
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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.