Paste any court opinion and get a complete structured brief in seconds: facts, procedural history, issue, holding, rule, and reasoning — all in strict IRAC format. Works on any case, not just famous ones. Builds a cumulative doctrine-based attack outline as your semester progresses. ## What's included - **IRAC-format case brief** — Issue / Rule / Application / Conclusion with explicit labels - **Full structured brief** — Facts (relevant only), Procedural History, Issue, Holding, Rule of Law, Reasoning, Concurrences, Dissents - **Doctrine attack outline** — cumulative across semester, organized by topic - **Cold-call simulation mode** — randomized question prompts in the professor's style - **Statute / Restatement cross-references** when the opinion cites them - **Casebook page citations** — once you tell it your casebook, briefs include page refs - **Comparison mode** — diff two cases on the same doctrine - **Exam outline generator** at semester end ## Limitations - **Not legal advice** — this is a study tool, not a substitute for actual legal analysis - **Works on majority-cited cases best** — obscure trial court opinions may have spotty doctrinal context - **Doesn't read your professor's mind** — cold-call simulation is a heuristic, not a guarantee - **English-language US legal system** — civil law systems + international tribunals need adaptation - **Doesn't take your exam for you** — exam outline is the foundation; you still need to learn it ## Best fit Law students (1L, 2L, 3L) doing 8-15 cases per week per class. Especially valuable for 1Ls drowning in their first Property / Contracts / Torts reading load — recovers 5-10 hours/week of brief-writing time for actual study.
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