CLARC(Case Litigation Assessment & Resolution Calculator) is a structured case valuation platform for plaintiff litigation attorneys. It calculates economic and non-economic damages, surfaces comparable verdicts and settlements, and generates professional demand reports — replacing ad-hoc spreadsheets with a defensible, firm-wide methodology.
CLARC supports Personal Injury, Employment, Civil Rights, Medical Malpractice, and Defamation practices across US jurisdictions. It is currently in private beta.
Full platform overview →Across plaintiff firms of every size, case valuation still relies on spreadsheets, memory, and individual judgment. The result is inconsistent valuations, undocumented decisions, and different answers depending on who evaluates the case.
Every great attorney develops instincts over years of practice.
But instincts don’t scale.
CLARC turns institutional knowledge into a repeatable valuation framework your entire team can use.
Maria Delgado v. [Defendant] is preloaded so you can experience CLARC the way your attorneys would. Change the facts, adjust the damages, and watch the valuation update in real time. No account required.
Every valuation deserves supporting evidence.
CLARC automatically researches comparable cases, legal authority, and your firm’s own historical outcomes so every valuation begins with reliable information—not assumptions. Every comparable is linked back to its original source so your team can verify the information independently.
Millions of published court opinions and federal PACER dockets from the Free Law Project.
Used for case law, procedural history, jurisdiction-specific authority, and legal research.
Your firm's own settlements, verdicts, demand letters, and closed matters become private reference points.
Helps create consistency across your practice without exposing data to other firms.
Connect your existing Westlaw subscription to surface verdicts, settlements, KeyCite, and litigation analytics directly inside CLARC.
Bring your existing research subscription into the workflow.
Expanded verdict and settlement research, litigation analytics, and Shepard's citations.
Structured state and federal court data with advanced docket and case metadata.
Every research result includes a direct link back to its original source. CLARC summarizes the research to save time, but attorneys remain in control and should independently verify all authorities before relying on them.
Instead of switching between spreadsheets, legal research platforms, demand letters, and case files, CLARC brings valuation, research, and firm knowledge together in one workspace.
Start a new matter in seconds. Enter client details, case type, and jurisdiction to begin.
Walk through structured intake: economic damages, non-economic severity scores, supporting factors.
CLARC surfaces relevant published verdicts and settlements, ranked by match quality, automatically.
Receive a calibrated settlement range, confidence score, attorney notes, and jurisdiction flags.
Export a polished report for internal review or demand package preparation.
Helping firms move beyond spreadsheets.
"We've been doing this in Excel for twelve years. The first time I ran CLARC on a real case, I thought — this is exactly what we've been missing."
"Every attorney in our firm was reaching different numbers on the same case. CLARC gave us a shared framework for the first time."
"The research layer alone is worth it. I used to spend two hours pulling comparable outcomes. CLARC does it in thirty seconds."
Every attorney follows the same framework. Whether it's a senior partner or a first-year associate, the process is identical.
Document why a valuation was reached. Build a defensible rationale you can stand behind in every negotiation.
Reduce the hours spent preparing demands, researching comparables, and building settlement rationale from scratch.
Capture what your firm learns over decades. Turn years of attorney experience into a repeatable, scalable process.
We’re inviting a limited number of litigation firms into the private beta. Early participants will have direct input on product direction and receive preferred pricing when CLARC launches publicly.
We’re building CLARC alongside experienced plaintiff attorneys to ensure it reflects how real firms evaluate cases—not how software companies think they should.