For law students
Find the cases that back up your argument.
Describe your case or problem question in plain English. CaseAnchor finds real UK and US court judgments, tells you which one applies and why, and summarises it when you ask.
A research tool, not legal advice.
The claimant claimed to have made multiple protected disclosures during the course of her employment and to have been subjected to multiple incidents of detrimental treatment...
View on Find Case Law →SummarizeThe claimant was employed by the respondent as Clinical Lead at one of its hospitals from April 2020 until she was given notice of dismissal...
View on Find Case Law →SummarizeHow it works
Describe your case
Type the facts and the legal issue the way you'd explain them to a friend. No search syntax, no keywords to guess.
Get real authorities
CaseAnchor searches for decided cases and shows up to five, each with its citation, court, date and an opening excerpt, linked to the full judgment.
Ask and summarise
Ask follow-ups like "which of these helps if it was only said orally?" and get the most applicable case with a reason. Summarise any judgment in one click.
What you get
United Kingdom and United States
Switch between England and Wales, UK Supreme Court and Privy Council case law, and US case law, with one click.
Straight to the source
Every result links to the original judgment, so you read and cite the real thing, not a paraphrase.
Saved chats
Every conversation is saved to your account. Come back to a problem question tomorrow and pick up where you left off.
Your data, your control
Delete any chat, or your whole account, at any time. There's no password to remember: you sign in with an emailed link.
Simple pricing
CaseAnchor
£11.99 / month
- 300 prompts a month
- 100 summaries a month
- Saved chat history
- Cancel any time
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Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. CaseAnchor is a research tool, not a law firm. It uses AI, which can make mistakes or miss relevant cases. Always read the full judgment and check any authority before you rely on or cite it.
Where do the cases come from?
UK judgments come from the National Archives' Find Case Law service, used under the Open Justice Licence. US opinions come from CourtListener, run by the non-profit Free Law Project. Coverage of older cases varies by source.
Does it replace reading the case?
No, and it shouldn't. It helps you find the right authorities faster, and the summaries are a starting point for your own reading.
What happens to my chats?
They're stored in your account so you can return to them, and only you can see them. You can delete any chat or your whole account at any time. See our privacy policy.
How do I cancel?
Any time, from Account → Manage subscription. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Who is it for?
Law students (LLB, GDL, LLM, SQE and similar) working on essays, problem questions, moots, exam revision and dissertations.