PleadEasy and CaseMine: research versus drafting
CaseMine is a legal research platform; PleadEasy is a drafting and practice tool. How the two differ, and where each fits in an Indian litigation practice.
CaseMine is a legal research platform for finding judgments, citations and precedent across Indian, UK and US law, and it is a research tool first. PleadEasy does not compete with it on research. PleadEasy takes the facts of a live matter and turns them into a filed document, formatted for a district court and drafted in the language the court works in. Most litigating advocates need both; they are not substitutes.
What CaseMine does well
- Deep case-law search with citation mapping across multiple jurisdictions.
- Genuinely strong at the research problem, which PleadEasy does not attempt to solve.
Where they differ
| Dimension | CaseMine | PleadEasy |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Find and analyse authority. | Turn client facts into a court-ready draft. |
| Output | Judgments, citators and research notes. | A formatted plaint, bail application, notice or vakalatnama for a specific court. |
| Languages | English. | English, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam. |
When to choose CaseMine
Use a research platform when the question is what the law is.
When to choose PleadEasy
Use PleadEasy when the question is how to get today's matter drafted, filed and tracked.
Frequently asked questions
Does PleadEasy do legal research?
No. PleadEasy suggests relevant statutory provisions by case branch as a starting point and states plainly that they are not advice. Case-law research is left to research platforms.
Try it on your own matter
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