The Editing Tool for
the Serious Legal Writer
“In seconds, BriefCatch can perform a strong first-round edit that would take me an hour or more to perform by hand.”
Amanda Heitz
Litigation Partner
Branden Bell, Counsel
Morgan Pilate LLC
Trusted by leading law firms.
Focus on what to say,
not how to say it.
Catch typos
Clean up
citations
Streamline
sentences
Modernize
legalese
Fine-tune
word choice
Learn while
you work
By lawyers.
For lawyers.
BriefCatch is the tool of choice for serious legal writers. That’s why our clients include Supreme Court Justices, the Department of Justice, and some of the world’s largest law firms. Not to mention thousands of other judges, agencies, and lawyers of every type.
11,000 Fixes at Your Fingertips
Put more than 11,000 state-of-the-art edits at your fingertips with just one click.
One-Stop Shop
Get help with everything from formatting citations and catching extra spaces to punching up your language and making your points flow.
Beat the Time Crunch
Enjoy peace of mind when the stakes are high, focusing on substance and strategy and your expertise.
Expert Legal Editing
BriefCatch lets you in on Ross’s decades of experience leading thousands of writing workshops and incorporates his analysis of best-in-class legal work.
Match writing wits with the best.
Tired of editing products with stale technology and static edits? BriefCatch features the latest in natural language processing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
We mine this data to fine-tune both our editing rules and our BriefCatch scoring system, which lets you compare your drafts with the writing of such luminaries as Paul Clement, Elena Kagan, and Antonin Scalia.
Working hard for you around the clock.
We strive to make BriefCatch work better every day, listening to user feedback while continually refining and expanding our universe of unique edits and consistency checks.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Ross Guberman
Ross has conducted thousands of top-rated writing and editing workshops on three continents for prominent firms, agencies, and courts. With degrees from Yale University and The University of Chicago Law School, Ross is the author of bestselling books, the judiciary’s choice to train new federal judges, an expert witness, a former lawyer at a top firm, a former law-school adjunct professor, a popular conference speaker, and a frequent commentator for The New York Times and other publications.
