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Free online database of law school case briefs written in IRAC format by law professors and legal professionals, covering cases from major law school casebooks.
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Casebriefs was founded by Tania N. Shah, a practicing attorney and law professor, with the goal of providing free, high-quality case briefs to law students. The platform is developed and maintained by law professors and legal professionals, and is supported through strategic partnerships with legal publishers and education companies rather than through student subscription fees. All case brief content is freely accessible without a paid account, making it one of the few entirely free resources of its kind in the law school study aid market.
The platform provides case briefs written in the IRAC (Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion) format, organized by casebook and legal subject area. In addition to written case briefs, Casebriefs offers an understanding video lecture series produced with law professors, and has partnered with StudyBuddy Pro to offer practice questions and additional study tools. The case briefs are keyed to cases from widely used law school casebooks and are structured to match how professors typically discuss them in class.
Casebriefs is used by law students across 1L, 2L, and 3L coursework who want a structured case summary to supplement or replace a full case read, particularly when time constraints require prioritization. The platform is also used by pre-law students exploring legal concepts and by individuals seeking a plain-language understanding of landmark legal decisions.
Casebriefs' primary distinction is its commitment to free access — unlike Quimbee and other case brief platforms that sit behind a subscription paywall, Casebriefs operates as an ad-supported free resource. This makes it particularly valuable for students at institutions that do not provide subsidized study aid access, or for users who cannot or prefer not to pay for premium study tools.
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