Letters drafted from your best filings.
A strong petition letter takes days, and the next one starts from a blank page or a stale template. CaseBlink drafts using your firm's prior filings and knowledge, cites every claim to the record, and opens the draft as a Word document agents can review and redline.
The problem
Every letter starts from a blank page.
The old way: Legal writers copy from old letters and manually replace facts.
With CaseBlink: Agents draft from your firm's prior filings and this client's record, with nothing carried over by mistake.
The old way: Citations to exhibits are checked by hand, and break when the packet changes.
With CaseBlink: Every claim cites its exhibit page, and citations follow their pages when the packet changes.
The old way: Edits bounce between legal writers and the beneficiary.
With CaseBlink: The draft opens as a Word document in the case. Agent edits arrive as redlines you accept or reject.
How CaseBlink solves it
Letters that read like your firm wrote them.
Your firm's voice
Drafts start from the templates, prior filings and guidance in Firm Knowledge.
Cited to the record
Each citation links to the exhibit page it cites.
Redlines, not rewrites
Edits an agent proposes arrive as redlines in the Word editor, with styles and comments intact.
Citations that follow
Move an exhibit or edit the packet, and every citation re-points to the right page.
How a letter gets written.
Outline from the plan
The letter follows the accepted case plan and the evidence indexed against it.
Drafted with citations
Agents draft section by section, citing each claim to the exhibit that proves it.
Redline it in Word
Open it in the browser as a Word document, edit it, and accept or reject the agent's changes.
See a letter drafted from your own filings.
Bring a matter and a prior letter you're proud of. We'll draft the next one on the call.
