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Casey grounds every answer in real court decisions. Each claim includes direct citations you can click to verify. Unlike general-purpose chatbots, Casey does not fabricate case references — every source is a real, verifiable decision.

Casey searches a massive database of Canadian court decisions covering all provinces, territories, and federal courts. Results include case names, citations, courts, dates, and key holdings.

Yes. Your queries and uploaded documents are not used to train AI models. Casey uses enterprise-grade encryption, strict access controls, and zero data retention policies. Uploaded files are automatically deleted after processing.

Yes. Casey is purpose-built for Canadian legal research, covering all Canadian jurisdictions — federal, provincial, and territorial courts. The database is continuously updated with new decisions.

ChatGPT searches the general internet and can fabricate case citations. Casey searches only verified court decisions and provides direct links to every cited case. Every answer is grounded in real case law, not generated from general web data.

A personalized demo covers Casey's core features tailored to your practice area: legal research with citations, document upload and analysis, AI document generation, and chat management. We'll answer your questions and show how Casey fits your workflow.

Casey is $49/month with full access to everything — legal research, document uploads, AI document generation, and priority support. Start with a 7-day free trial, cancel anytime during the trial. No hidden fees or per-search charges.

Yes. Casey offers a 7-day free trial with full access to all features — cancel anytime during the trial. Try everything before you commit.

Yes. Casey generates legal documents including NDAs, contracts, employment agreements, demand letters, corporate bylaws, and more. Choose between PDF and DOCX formats — Word documents include editable form fields.

No. Casey is a research and drafting tool, not a substitute for legal advice. It helps lawyers work faster and helps individuals understand the law, but final judgment should always rest with qualified legal counsel for important matters.