Caselaw
Caselaw is a comprehensive UK law study platform that combines an official judgment library with AI-generated case briefs, citation tracking, and spaced repetition flashcards. Built for Oxford, Cambridge, LLB, SQE, GDL, and BPTC students, it replaces multiple paid legal research tools with one integrated platform. The AI briefs are powered by Anthropic and always link back to the original judgments from The National Archives.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Education Technology
- Legal Technology
- Software Only
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Problem
UK law students face fragmented study resources, often juggling expensive subscriptions to Westlaw, Quimbee, and other separate tools for case reading, revision notes, and flashcards. This fragmentation increases costs and makes it difficult to verify AI-generated summaries against original judgments, risking citation errors and incomplete understanding of case law.
Solution
Caselaw provides an all-in-one UK law study platform that integrates official court judgments with AI-assisted case briefs, citation intelligence, and revision tools. The platform automatically extracts ratio decidendi, obiter dicta, and key holdings from judgment text, with every AI-generated brief linking directly to the source judgment for verification. Interactive citation maps show how cases cite, distinguish, and overrule each other across decades of case law, helping students avoid citing overruled precedents. The platform also includes 19 modules of spaced repetition flashcards using the SM-2 algorithm, plus week-by-week Oxford and Cambridge revision notes and past papers.
Target Audience
Primary users are UK law students at Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, King's College London, and LSE, as well as those pursuing LLB, SQE, GDL, and BPTC qualifications.
Features
- AI Brief Generator that automatically extracts ratio decidendi, obiter dicta, and key holdings from official judgment text, powered by Anthropic
- Citation Tracker with interactive maps revealing how judgments cite, distinguish, and overrule each other across decades of case law
- Spaced Repetition Flashcards covering 19 modules across all UK law subjects, featuring 3D card flip and SM-2 algorithm with progress tracking
- Judgment library sourced from official courts and The National Archives, with all citations linked to original source judgments
- 8 core subject modules for browsing cases by area, including Donoghue v Stevenson with subsequent treatment analysis
- Oxbridge revision content including week-by-week notes and past papers for Oxford and Cambridge students