BriefCatch, the essential legal writing AI platform, secures $6 million in Series A financing led by Full In to accelerate advanced platform development and expand its crucial presence across the legal profession
BriefCatch, a legal-writing platform used by law firms and courts, announced it has raised $6 million in Series A financing, representing a significant upround. The round was led by Full In, a software-focused growth equity firm where Elodie Dupuy serves as Founder and Managing Partner.
The investment will support the continued development of BriefCatch’s legal writing platform and help advance the company’s long-term vision of a more comprehensive, integrated set of AI-assisted writing tools for legal professionals. The funding comes amid rapid change in the market as law firms digitize at an accelerated pace and adopt generative AI while managing heightened concerns about accuracy, accountability, and data security.
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Founded by legal-writing specialist Ross Guberman, BriefCatch delivers expert-guided editing and writing feedback directly within lawyers’ drafting workflows. Built on established legal-writing principles, the platform also offers optional, security-conscious AI features designed to help legal professionals sharpen arguments, improve clarity, and maintain full control over their work. Lawyers and firms interested in learning how BriefCatch fits into their drafting workflows can find additional information at www.briefcatch.com.
“The market is undergoing a lot of change—law firms are digitizing at a rate they hadn’t been before,” said Dupuy. “AI is driving much of that change, but it also comes with fear. We believe customers will see the value in BriefCatch in accelerating the learning and quality of associates’ work, and as a check and balance on generative AI content that will inevitably be part of the future.”
Dupuy added that BriefCatch’s deep domain focus differentiates it from more generalized legal AI tools.
“We’ve always preferred deep subject expertise and focused product visions,” Dupuy said. “That’s usually the path to real value for customers and customers are the most critical stakeholders to keep happy.”
BriefCatch has demonstrated exceptional market traction, with a 99% customer retention rate, 100% gross retention among law firms and courts, and 126% net revenue retention, reflecting expanded adoption and long-term value for users.
As law firms increasingly look to incorporate AI into their workflows, many are seeking tools that enhance efficiency while preserving the profession’s longstanding standards for accuracy, style, and disciplined legal prose.
“The company already has a lot of momentum, and has achieved it with modest means,” Dupuy said. “Our capital and our pool of exceptional operators means we can help unlock much of the latent demand we see for this product.”
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