Briefs buried in folders and memory
Your firm’s hardest-won reasoning sits in inboxes and this year’s senior’s head. When they leave, the reasoning leaves with them.
The Legal Operating System · Nigeria First
Your firm’s brain. Nigeria’s law. One engine.
RedCase unites your firm’s knowledge and the country’s jurisprudence in two secure vaults — and answers with pinpoint citations to real authority. Never invented. Always page-pinned.
0 fabricated citations across 50-question adversarial testingNDPA-ready · zero-retention AIAES-256 vault encryption
The problem
Your knowledge walks out the door every evening.
Research that takes hours and still risks a wrong authority
Hours of hunting for a precedent — and the risk of citing a case the court has since distinguished or reversed.
WhatsApp threads no auditor would call a file
Decisions live in group chats and voice notes — unversioned, unowned, and invisible to anyone not in the thread.
Dual vault
Two vaults. One synthesis.
Vault A
Every brief, pleading and opinion your firm has written — encrypted, permissioned, and searchable by meaning.
Vault B
Nigerian jurisprudence indexed by ratio decidendi — Supreme Court to NICN, cited to page and paragraph.
Synthesis
Ask across both: “How do we usually run a preliminary objection — and what does binding authority say?” RedCase answers with your strategy and the law, separately cited.
The trust section
The engine that refuses to guess.
When the authority isn’t in the vaults, RedCase says so — in writing. Every proposition carries a page-pinned citation you can open and verify. Fabricated citations are a hard failure, tested every release, not a disclaimer in the footer.
Refused · citation integrity
“No binding precedent found in Vault B.”
The retrieved passages did not meet the verification gate. Under the citation-integrity contract, RedCase shows no answer rather than an unverified one — a fabricated citation is never displayed.
Workbench
A senior strategist on every matter.
Analysis pipeline
SmartBriefSummons ResponseContract ReviewRed-Teamer
Upload an opposing brief; get procedural flaws, strength-rated counter-arguments, and binding authority — every section human-reviewable.
Legal Assistant
One assistant per lawyer. Learns how you work. Converses only in your workbench, under your permissions.
Adversarial intelligence
Cross-examine every brief before the court does.
Upload the other side’s filing. RedCase tears it apart — procedural and jurisdictional flaws, your opponent’s probable arguments strength-rated out of ten, and counter-arguments backed by binding Supreme Court and Court of Appeal authority. Every section human-reviewable before it reaches a partner.
Battle card
Manual reviewOpposing argument · strength
Plausible, factually thin7 / 10
(2008) 5 NWLR (Pt. 1080) 227
Deadline tracker · agent
FILING DUE: Motion on Notice — FBN v. Aetoes. 4 days remain.
Red-Teamer · agent
Battle card posted: opposing claim 3 rated 7/10 — (2008) 5 NWLR (Pt. 1080) 227.
Partner · O. Adeyemi
Confirmed — route the reply to chambers for sign-off.
Secure firm messenger
Your chambers, in your pocket.
Matter channels where partners and associates actually work — with court deadlines, battle cards and analysis results posted into the thread by name. Encrypted under your firm’s keys. Your client conversations never pass through Meta.
Operations
The OS, not a chatbot.
Time capture where work happens, invoices in your letterhead, conflict checks before the engagement letter, court deadlines computed from validated rules and pushed to your calendar.
Security
Built for privilege.
AES-256 envelope encryptionper-document keys your firm controlsevery AI call zero-retentionappend-only audit trailNDPA DPIA filed
Client conversations never touch Meta, never touch a model provider’s logs.
Pricing
Simple tiers. Pricing on request.
Core
Everything a firm runs on. Vaults, channels, research, deadlines, time & invoicing, conflict checks.
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