About the Legal Writing Innovators

Built for Better Legal Writing

BriefCatch is the leading legal writing platform trusted by top law firms, courts, and government agencies to elevate the clarity, precision, and impact of legal documents.

Built by Ross Guberman, the nation’s most trusted legal-writing authority

2017

Founded

300+

Law firms supported

3,600,000

Suggestions accepted

Why We Built BriefCatch

BriefCatch was founded by attorney and legal writing expert Ross Guberman to solve a common challenge: even the best lawyers struggle to write clearly and persuasively under pressure. Drawing on years of experience training Am Law 200 firms and judges, Ross built BriefCatch to deliver real-time editing suggestions, examples from top legal writers, and detailed draft analytics. In seconds, BriefCatch enhances clarity, precision, and impact - empowering legal professionals to write with confidence and credibility.

Trusted by Legal Professionals

Thousands of legal professionals, including 45+ Am Law 200 firms, government agencies, judges, and courts, rely on BriefCatch to improve performance and achieve successful outcomes. Our clients include top-ranked law firms, government organizations, and courts across the nation.

45+

AM Law 200 Firms

80+

Courts

Why We Built BriefCatch

Ross Guberman, the CEO and Founder, is widely recognized as a leading authority in legal writing and education. His innovative approach culminated in BriefCatch. His deep expertise and unmatched 20+ years experience have earned him the trust of the legal community:

Judiciary’s choice to train new federal judges

Expert witness and frequent legal commentator

Former law school adjunct professor

Best-selling author of two books

Regular contributor to The New York Times and other news outlets

We’re always on the lookout for talented individuals
who share our passion for enhancing legal writing and
embracing innovative technology.

If you’re driven, skilled, and ready to contribute to our mission of empowering excellence in the legal profession, please email your resume and a cover letter to careers@briefcatch.com

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Built for Better Legal Writing

Why We Built BriefCatch

Trusted by Legal Professionals

Why We Built BriefCatch

Team Behind BriefCatch

We’re always on the lookout for talented individuals
who share our passion for enhancing legal writing and
embracing innovative technology.

Events & Speaking Engagements

Sharpen your writing with expert resources

Experience the Power
of BriefCatch

Built for Better Legal Writing

Why We Built BriefCatch

Trusted by Legal Professionals

Why We Built BriefCatch

Team Behind BriefCatch

We’re always on the lookout for talented individuals who share our passion for enhancing legal writing and embracing innovative technology.

Events & Speaking Engagements

Sharpen your writing with expert resources

Experience the Power of BriefCatch

We’re always on the lookout for talented individuals
who share our passion for enhancing legal writing and
embracing innovative technology.

Experience the Power
of BriefCatch