How does CaseMark extract facts from my case documents?
CaseMark uses advanced AI to analyze your uploaded discovery materials, depositions, and evidence documents, automatically identifying undisputed material facts and creating properly formatted statements with citations to the source documents. You can review and adjust any extracted facts before finalizing the motion.
Will the motion comply with my jurisdiction's specific requirements?
Yes. CaseMark searches official court resources and local rules to ensure your motion meets jurisdiction-specific caption formats, procedural requirements, and citation standards. The system adapts to both federal and state court requirements for summary judgment motions.
Can I customize the legal arguments in the memorandum?
Absolutely. CaseMark generates a comprehensive first draft with legal research and arguments, which you can then edit, refine, and customize to match your litigation strategy. The AI provides the foundation, but you maintain complete control over the final product.
What if I need to add additional evidence or declarations?
You can upload additional documents at any time, and CaseMark will incorporate them into the motion. The system generates declaration templates that you can customize, and automatically updates fact statements and exhibits as you add new evidence.
How accurate is the legal research for supporting case law?
CaseMark searches authoritative legal databases including Cornell LII and Bloomberg Law to find relevant, current case law supporting your arguments. All citations are verified and formatted according to Bluebook or local citation rules, though we always recommend attorney review of legal authorities.
Does this work for both plaintiff and defense summary judgment motions?
Yes. CaseMark adapts to either plaintiff or defense positions in personal injury cases. Simply indicate your role and the basis for your motion, and the AI will structure arguments and fact statements accordingly.
How much does it cost compared to drafting manually?
At typical attorney billing rates, manually drafting a summary judgment motion costs $1,500-$4,000 in attorney time. CaseMark reduces this to minutes of review time, saving 95% or more in drafting costs while producing comprehensive, court-ready motions.