Casepoint

Casepoint is a software company whose platform serves legal, regulatory, investigative, and compliance work for enterprises and government organizations. Founded in 2008 by brothers Vishal Rajpara and Vipul Rajpara, the company began by building an end-to-end discovery platform in the cloud at a time when the legal market was not yet ready to move away from on-premise systems. Its present offering brings several data-intensive workflows together in a secure platform, with a focus on helping customers turn large volumes of sensitive information into defensible decisions and actions. The platform covers eDiscovery and investigations, legal hold and data preservation, FOIA and public-records requests, audit, compliance, and secure data management. Casepoint describes its AI-enabled capabilities as supporting analysis and review while preserving defensible processes. Its corporate offering emphasizes handling large data volumes, audit trails, transparent chain-of-custody reporting, analytics, and the ability to adapt workflows as customer needs change. The company also identifies Casepoint Legal Hold, Casepoint eDiscovery, Casepoint FOIA, and Casepoint Filestore as offerings. Casepoint serves both corporate and public-sector customers. Its website describes use by Fortune 500 corporations and major federal agencies, and identifies government applications including federal civilian and defense work, public-records requests, audit and investigations, information security, and legal operations. The company says its platform has FedRAMP High and Department of Defense IL5 and IL6 authorizations. The supplied company material also says Casepoint and AINS, later known as OPEXUS, came together, combining Casepoint’s platform with government-software experience. It does not specify the present corporate ownership or legal structure of that combination. Casepoint lists a Washington, D.C. address and a Surat, India address on its contact page. It positions itself as a technology and service partner for organizations facing complex, high-volume information demands, emphasizing security, speed, scalability, and defensibility. Its website reports serving more than 200 corporates and enterprises. The company remains active and presents its platform to government and corporate customers.

Casepoint was founded in 2008 by brothers Vishal Rajpara and Vipul Rajpara. According to the company’s account, the founders set out to build an end-to-end discovery platform in the cloud while the legal market was still oriented toward on-premise systems. The company’s early premise was to make complex discovery work more manageable through a unified technology platform. Over time, Casepoint’s scope expanded beyond discovery into connected legal and information-management workflows. Its current product descriptions cover eDiscovery and investigations, legal hold and preservation, FOIA and public-records requests, audit, compliance, and secure data management. The company presents these functions as parts of a unified platform for organizations dealing with growing volumes of sensitive data and regulatory demands. Its corporate materials highlight analytics, audit trails, chain-of-custody reporting, and workflow flexibility; its government materials emphasize responding to oversight, transparency, and legal requirements. The company’s later history includes a combination with AINS, which the supplied company page says later became OPEXUS. Casepoint describes this combination as bringing together its FedRAMP High and Department of Defense IL5 and IL6 authorized platform with decades of government experience. The stated aim is to serve enterprise and government customers with a unified platform for litigation, investigation, regulatory, and compliance challenges. The available account does not provide a precise date for the combination or establish the current ownership arrangement, so those details are not specified here. Casepoint identifies Washington, D.C. and Surat, India locations on its contact page. It describes its customers as including Fortune 500 corporations and major federal agencies, and says it serves more than 200 corporates and enterprises. Its present positioning centers on secure, AI-enabled workflows that help customers convert complex data into clear, compliant, and defensible action. Named offerings include Casepoint eDiscovery, Casepoint Legal Hold, Casepoint FOIA, and Casepoint Filestore.

• 2008

  Casepoint founded

• Combination with AINS

A secure, unified, AI-powered platform for government and corporate legal, regulatory, investigative, and compliance work, emphasizing scalable workflows and defensible handling of sensitive data.

• Casepoint eDiscovery

  eDiscovery and litigation workflow offering.

• Casepoint Legal Hold

  Legal hold and data preservation offering.

• Casepoint FOIA

  FOIA and public-records request workflow offering.

• Casepoint Filestore

  A named Casepoint offering referenced on the company’s contact page.

• Developed a cloud-based discovery platformOther

• Combined platform and government expertiseOther

• 2021-06-16

  Casepoint upgrades CaseAssist analytics technology[5]Casepoint升级CaseAssist分析技术prnewswire.com

  Reported: 2021-06-16

  Casepoint announced a significant upgrade to its built-in CaseAssist analytics technology, adding enhanced visualization capabilities and configuration templates to provide users with more insight and control over the analytics process.

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