About Caseway
Ever wonder why accessing legal help is so difficult - and so expensive, for the average person? We did too.
What Caseway Is
Making Legal Knowledge Accessible to Everyone
Our mission is simple but bold: to make legal knowledge accessible, affordable, and usable for everyone. We believe the justice system should not feel closed off to those without deep pockets or institutional power. Everyone deserves a fair chance to understand the law that governs their lives.
By combining trusted legal sources with modern technology, Caseway levels the playing field—empowering solo lawyers, small firms, businesses, and individuals navigating legal challenges on their own.
What Caseway Is
Making Legal Knowledge Accessible to Everyone
Our mission is simple but bold: to make legal knowledge accessible, affordable, and usable for everyone. We believe the justice system should not feel closed off to those without deep pockets or institutional power. Everyone deserves a fair chance to understand the law that governs their lives.
By combining trusted legal sources with modern technology, Caseway levels the playing field—empowering solo lawyers, small firms, businesses, and individuals navigating legal challenges on their own.
What We Stand For
Why We exist
Today, more than 70% of people going through the justice system do so without legal representation, largely due to cost. Millions are forced to navigate complex legal processes alone, often with devastating outcomes.
At the same time, the legal research system itself is broken.
What We Stand For
Why We Exist
Today, more than 70% of people going through the justice system do so without legal representation, largely due to cost. Millions are forced to navigate complex legal processes alone, often with devastating outcomes.
At the same time, the legal research system itself is broken.
Why Caseway Got Started
The human cost of the status quo
Caseway indexes millions of court decisions across Canada and the United States — many hundreds of pages long. Finding the relevant case used to take hours. Caseway returns cited answers in seconds.
When lawyers bill $300+ per hour, even basic research quickly becomes unaffordable for everyday people. Traditional platforms charge exorbitant monthly fees or pay-per-search costs, pricing out solo practitioners, small firms, and the public altogether. The result is information inequality: those with resources get better legal outcomes, while everyone else struggles.
We believe this isn't just inefficient—it's unjust.
Caseway was built to fix this.
Why Caseway Got Started
The human cost of the status quo
Caseway indexes millions of court decisions across Canada and the United States — many hundreds of pages long. Finding the relevant case used to take hours. Caseway returns cited answers in seconds.
When lawyers bill $300+ per hour, even basic research quickly becomes unaffordable for everyday people. Traditional platforms charge exorbitant monthly fees or pay-per-search costs, pricing out solo practitioners, small firms, and the public altogether. The result is information inequality: those with resources get better legal outcomes, while everyone else struggles.
We believe this isn't just inefficient—it's unjust.
Caseway was built to fix this.
What We Can Do
How Caseway Helps
We created Caseway as the answer to these challenges. A legal research assistant designed to make finding legal information fast, trustworthy, and affordable. Here's what Caseway brings to the table…
The Experience Behind Caseway
Meet the Founder, Alistair Vigier
Caseway was founded by Alistair Vigier, a former Canadian Army soldier turned legal-tech entrepreneur.
The Experience Behind Caseway
Meet the Founder, Alistair Vigier
Caseway was founded by Alistair Vigier, a former Canadian Army soldier turned legal-tech entrepreneur.
Raised in a military family, Alistair spent seven years in the Canadian Armed Forces, including passing pre-selection for JTF2. That experience instilled a discipline-first mindset and a bias toward action—qualities that continue to define Caseway's culture.
After an injury ended his military career, Alistair transitioned into the legal world, working as a law firm business development manager. There, he helped grow a firm's revenue to over $3.5M and earned BC Business 30 Under 30 recognition. But he also saw how resistant the legal industry was to change.
That frustration led him to entrepreneurship.
In 2021, Alistair founded Clearway, which became the largest lawyer-review platform in Canada and the UK, serving hundreds of thousands of users per month. That experience revealed an even bigger opportunity: legal research itself was the bottleneck.
In September 2024, he founded Caseway with a clear vision—to use technology to make legal information radically more accessible.
The Team
The people building Caseway
A focused group in Vancouver building AI tools that make legal research faster, more accurate, and more accessible.
Alistair Vigier
CEO & Founder
A former Canadian Armed Forces veteran and legal-industry entrepreneur, Al founded Caseway to make legal research and document work dramatically faster through AI.
Ajay
CTO
A seasoned technical leader with 20+ years driving complex software delivery across cloud, security, and enterprise platforms, Ajay sets the engineering direction and technical standards at Caseway.
John B.
Lead Software Engineer
A software engineer with a passion for AI and building great products, John has been part of the Caseway team since February 2025.
Advisory Board
Backed by operators who have done it
Richard Gibbons
Lead Investor & Advisor
Known for building and scaling a successful pet store chain, bringing practical retail and operations experience to the table.
Owen Madrick
Advisor
Co-founder and former CFO/COO of Certn, a global risk-intelligence and background-check technology company that scaled from startup to a major player with significant capital raises and international growth.
We're not just building software. We're building a movement.
Whether you're a lawyer, a business owner, a self-represented individual, or simply someone who believes the justice system can work better—there's a place for you at Caseway.