CaseVerify is a legal evidence-review tool that helps lawyers quickly check whether the documents and annexures in a case actually support the facts stated in the case record.
In litigation, a case may contain hundreds or even thousands of pages of pleadings, orders, correspondence, invoices, notices and other supporting documents. Lawyers often have to manually go through these documents to answer a simple but crucial question: “Where is the evidence for this fact, and does it actually match what has been stated?”
This process is time-consuming and can easily lead to missed contradictions, incorrect dates, unsupported statements or documents being linked to the wrong factual event.
CaseVerify simplifies this entire exercise. A lawyer uploads the main case document along with the supporting evidence. CaseVerify identifies the important events in the case—such as a notice being issued, a payment being made, an agreement being signed or an order being passed—and automatically checks the uploaded evidence against those events.
Instead of making the lawyer manually compare every document, CaseVerify brings the relevant event and supporting document together and tells the user whether the evidence is a Strong Match, Partial Match, Mismatch, Missing Evidence, or Needs Review.
For example, if the case states that a demand notice for ₹10 lakh was issued on 15 March, but the uploaded notice is actually dated 18 March and demands ₹8 lakh, CaseVerify flags the discrepancy and shows the exact source pages and text on which the finding is based.
The lawyer can then review the original source, add notes, change the classification if necessary, and generate a consolidated report.
The aim is not to replace the lawyer's judgment. It is to reduce hours of mechanical document checking and help lawyers find factual inconsistencies, missing support and important evidence faster and more systematically.