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BriefCatch has appointed appellate attorney Josephine Petrick as its new Chief of AI Products to lead AI development.

Summary

BriefCatch, a legal-writing platform designed to improve the clarity and persuasiveness of legal documents, has announced the appointment of Josephine Petrick as Chief of AI Products. Petrick, an appellate attorney and former Fifth Circuit clerk, will focus on developing AI tools that enhance legal writing quality and help professionals navigate emerging technologies with confidence.

Her role coincides with the expansion of BriefCatch's AI capabilities, including the introduction of "RealityCheck," a tool designed to help legal professionals identify hallucinated or unsupported legal citations. Ross Guberman, the founder and CEO of BriefCatch, noted that Petrick's combination of appellate experience and legal technology expertise will ensure the company's products remain practical, trustworthy, and grounded in real-world legal practice.

Petrick brings significant experience to the role, having previously designed legal technology products focused on rule tracking and AI-powered tools using retrieval-augmented generation. She emphasized that legal AI must be built by individuals who understand both technological potential and the rigorous professional standards required of lawyers.

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