A calm checkpoint between the draft and the docket.
CiteVerified was built on one observation: the cheapest, least painful moment to catch a citation problem is before a brief is filed — and the rules put that responsibility squarely on the signing attorney.
Why we exist
AI-assisted drafting, compressed deadlines, and thin staffing have made citation error a systemic risk rather than a rare slip. Courts have made clear that the source of the error does not matter — a fabricated case, a misquote, or a wrong record cite is the filing attorney’s responsibility either way.
CiteVerified is the verification layer that sits between your draft and the court: human reviewers, a documented audit log, and screenshot proof, delivered fast enough to fit a real filing schedule.
Verification, not drafting
We never select arguments or edit your reasoning. We check whether what you cited can survive scrutiny.
Human eyes, documented
A real reviewer signs off, and you get an audit log and screenshot proof you can hand to a partner or a judge.
Confidential by default
Submissions are treated as confidential and accessed only by personnel performing the engagement.
Principles we don’t bend.
The value of a verification service is its discipline. These are the commitments behind every audit log.
No AI-only signoff
Automation can route and triage, but a human is always the final verifier of record.
Show the proof
Every cleared and flagged item is backed by a note and, where available, a screenshot.
Flag honestly
If something can’t be confirmed, it gets flagged — we don’t paper over uncertainty.
Stay in our lane
We are not a law firm and give no legal advice. The attorney of record owns the filing.
Protect the file
Confidential material moves through secure channels, never ordinary email.
Respect the deadline
Turnaround commitments are built around real filing schedules, including rush.
“The court does not care whether the mistake came from ChatGPT, a junior associate, or a vendor. CiteVerified exists so it never has to find out.”— The CiteVerified premise
Put a documented checkpoint in front of your filings.
Start with a single brief or set up a standing workspace for your team.