Independent verification layer
A fabricated citation has ended cases. Cachet finds it first.
Cachet checks every citation, quote, and holding in AI-drafted legal work against the actual record, then tells you, plainly, what it cannot stand behind.
Runs locally. Your documents never leave your machine.
Plaintiff’s reliance on the discovery rule is misplaced. Courts have consistently held that the limitations period begins at the time of injury, not discovery. See Whitfield v. Cranston, 412 U.S. 88 (1973).
Even assuming the doctrine applied, equitable tolling is unavailable absent a showing of diligence, as the court reasoned in Marlow v. Eastbrook Holdings, 559 F.3d 204 (9th Cir. 2009).
The claim is therefore time-barred and should be dismissed with prejudice.
Not one lucky catch. Every authority, accounted for.
Cachet audits a document line by line and shows its work. What it confirms, it marks. What it cannot confirm, it holds back with a reason you can check yourself.
When the citation is wrong, the brief is wrong, and the court remembers who filed it.
Three questions, asked of every authority.
Does the case exist?
Every citation is resolved against reporter indexes and the public record. A case that cannot be found is flagged, not assumed.
Is the quote verbatim?
Each quoted passage is matched against the source text. Paraphrase dressed as a direct quote does not pass.
Does the holding match?
Cachet compares the proposition you cite a case for against what the court actually held. A real case cited for a holding it never reached is still wrong.
And when Cachet cannot confirm something, it says so. The refusal is the feature.
A checker that did not write the work.
The model that drafts a brief is the wrong one to grade it. Cachet is a separate layer with one job: confirm, or refuse.
It does not write your brief
Cachet never generates legal argument. It only verifies what already exists, so its judgment is not defending its own draft.
Nothing is uploaded
Verification runs on your machine. Privileged documents stay on your machine, full stop.
Every verdict shows its source
Each result points back to the record it was checked against, so you can confirm the confirmation.
Verify before you file.
Cachet is opening to a small group of litigators. Request access and run your next draft through it.