CaseClerk Conflict Check review
AI conflict review for matter documents, with source references and plain-English search.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CaseClerk Conflict Check analyzes prospective-matter documents for parties, affiliates, counsel and related entities that may not appear in a practice-management database. Law firms can upload intake packets, engagement letters, exhibits, correspondence and scanned files to a private matter vault, then ask plain-English questions across the matter. It is aimed at document-heavy firms that need a review layer alongside existing conflicts databases and recordkeeping processes.
Pricing starts with the Solo plan at $99 per month for one user seat, all legal document formats, 2,500 pages per month and email support. Professional raises the allowance to 10,000 pages per month, supports up to five user seats, and adds advanced case law research and priority support. Firm costs $499 per month and includes 30,000 pages, up to 15 seats, batch document analysis and confidentiality agreements. Enterprise includes unlimited pages, unlimited user seats, a dedicated account manager, custom integrations and SSO/SAML authentication. Annual billing is described as costing six months rather than twelve.
The standout capability is document-level analysis across up to 1,000 files in one case, including scanned PDFs and image files. Results identify aliases, trade names and misspellings, while returning surrounding text and source-document references for verification. The product also keeps question-and-answer history in each case and stores documents in a private vault. Firms should pick it when manual upload and search fit their workflow and they need to inspect material beyond database records. Firms needing practice-management synchronization, automated search or a non-web deployment should choose an alternative.
CaseClerk Conflict Check pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reads scanned PDFs, images and other legal document formats
- Recognizes aliases, affiliates, counsel and related entities
- Links hits to surrounding text, source documents and pages
- Where it doesn't
- No practice-management system synchronization
- Search automation is manual
- Web-only access limits platform options
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