Enterprise-grade oral argument practice

Make your argument
before it counts.

Casey puts you across from an AI judge that is trained on case law, has read your brief, interrupts on your weakest point, and won't accept a non-answer. Rehearse out loud, get graded on the record, and walk in ready.

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DOCKET 24-CV-1183ON THE RECORD

The Honorable Judge Casey

Presiding · Summary judgment

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THE COURT

Neither manager was an officer, counsel. How does that satisfy the signed-writing clause?

2:34
End hearing

Designed with input from litigators who have trained and practiced at

  • Skadden
  • Paul Weiss
  • U.S. Attorney's Offices
  • Harvard Law
  • Yale Law
  • Cardozo
  • McGill Law

Individual backgrounds of attorneys who have shaped Casey's design — not institutional affiliations, partnerships, or endorsements.

How it works

Three steps to a sharper argument.

  1. 01

    Pick your bench and your matter

    Choose a judge, then upload your own filings or take a prepared matter. Open a session and start talking — Casey captures your voice the moment you begin.

  2. 02

    Get pushed back on

    The bench listens, then cuts in — pressing weak points, posing hypotheticals, and demanding a direct answer to the question actually asked.

  3. 03

    Read the record

    Every exchange is transcribed live and graded against the standard for that room, so you can see exactly where you landed and where you gave ground.

The bench

Practice the room you're actually walking into.

Judge Casey is our everyday bench. Two are modeled on real justices using their public oral-argument transcripts; the rest are fictional judges written with the litigators who advised us.

The everyday bench

The Honorable Judge Casey

A capable generalist who hears anything on a civil calendar. Start here — most lawyers never leave.

commercial · criminal · employment · appellate

Modeled on a real judge

Justice Elena Kagan

Modeled on her real oral-argument transcripts. Expect precise hypotheticals.

appellate · commercial · criminal

Modeled on a real judge

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

Relentless, step-by-step follow-ups. She will not move on until the step in front of her holds.

appellate · criminal · employment

Fictional judge

Judge Ambrose Sterling

Forty years on the bench and no patience left. Expect to be interrupted.

Brutal
Argue →

commercial · criminal · employment

Four more benches, including the family calendar.

Judge Monroe, and Judges Vance, Bennett and Osei on family matters.

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Justice Kagan and Justice Jackson are AI practice simulations modeled on their public oral-argument transcripts. Casey is not affiliated with or endorsed by either justice.

Who it's for

Preparation that talks back.

Reading your outline one more time isn't practice. Casey is for anyone who needs to answer the question they prayed wouldn't come.

Trial & motions counsel

Pressure-test a summary judgment or suppression argument before a judge who won't let you dodge.

Associates

Build courtroom reflexes before you ever stand up, without burning a single partner hour.

Moot court programs

Run unlimited reps of an argument and hear how it holds up under live questioning.

In-house counsel

Stand up in front of a bench twice here before you stand up once for real.

Security & compliance

Built for privileged material.

You are uploading filings and rehearsing arguments that haven't been made yet. Casey is engineered on that assumption.

Encrypted end to end

TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest. Voice runs browser-to-provider on an ephemeral token — the standing key never reaches the client.

Never used for training

Your filings, transcripts and audio are not used to train models — ours or anyone else's. Contractually, not just as policy.

Your data, your clock

Delete any session, transcript or recording at any time. Enterprise sets a retention window and we honour it automatically.

Enterprise controls

SSO/SAML, centralized provisioning, per-seat audit trail, DPA on request. SOC 2 Type II underway.

Plans

Plans for every stage of practice.

Every judge on today's bench, and every matter, on every plan.

Free

The full current bench. Free.

$0 / month

  • Argue before every judge on the bench.
  • Your own filings or a prepared matter, arguing either side.
  • A full debrief after every session — scorecard, key moments, transcript.
  • Hearings run up to 3 minutes each.
Sign up free

Student

Everything in Pro, priced for law school.

$24.99 / month

  • Everything in Pro, at the student rate.
  • Unlimited session length — argue as long as the bench will have you.
  • Past transcripts, recordings, and analytics.

Requires a school email (.edu).

Pro

7-day trial

No clock. Every record kept.

$99.99 / month

  • Everything in Free.
  • Unlimited session length — argue as long as the bench will have you.
  • Past transcripts, recordings, and analytics — watch yourself improve across sessions.
  • First in line for every new judge we seat.
  • Starts with a free 7-day trial. No card required to try.

Enterprise

Casey for your whole team.

Custom

  • Everything in Pro, for every seat.
  • Volume pricing for firms, law schools, and clinics.
  • SSO/SAML, centralized billing, and team onboarding.
  • DPA, retention windows, and a named point of contact.

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