Case Management

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Caseglide

Est. 2014 United States Updated 2026-02-10
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CaseGlide is a claims litigation management platform built for insurance companies to manage their litigated claims portfolio. Founded 2014 in St. Petersburg, FL by Wesley Todd (CEO, UF Law grad). Defense counsel enters case information, notes, and documents directly into CaseGlide, giving the insurer’s claims team real-time visibility into case status, attorney performance, and legal spend. Key features: attorney scorecards and panel performance analytics, executive dashboards, e-billing and legal bill review, litigation analytics with predictive exposure/risk scoring, and defense counsel collaboration. SOC 2 Type 2 certified — ‘the first claims litigation management software to complete a SOC 2 Type 2 audit.’ Advocates for an industry ‘Litigation Data Standard’ (white paper). Bootstrapped, $5M revenue in 2024 with 13-person team (Latka). Integrates with insurer tech stacks: claims management, accounts payable, document management systems. Free trial available (up to 10 litigated claims — unusual for enterprise). Case studies: P&C insurer achieved 30% defense spend decrease + 300% productivity increase; equipment rental company achieved 5.5% legal spend savings via e-billing. Publishes ‘Litigation Management Podcast’ — industry’s first dedicated to claims litigation management (8+ episodes). Strong thought leadership on nuclear verdicts, social inflation, and litigation intelligence. Attended Guidewire Connections 2025, CLM Alliance conference. EV: 590/mo. 1,979 LinkedIn followers. ‘caseglide login’ 210/mo — strong active user base.

Company Info

  • Founded: 2014
  • Team size: 11-50 employees
  • HQ: United States
  • Sector: Litigation, Case Management

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