CaseGlide

CaseGlide is an American software company that builds litigation management technology for organisations defending high volumes of claims. It was founded in 2013 in St. Petersburg, Florida by Wesley Todd, a former insurance defense lawyer, and Carly Todd, and it remains privately held and founder-led. Acadian Software made the company's first outside investment in 2019, after several bootstrapped years.

CaseGlide was built around a complaint its founders heard on both sides of claims litigation: carriers could see legal invoices but not the strategy behind them. The company grew first in the Florida property insurance market, then widened to national carriers and corporate litigation teams. Its current direction is applied AI on the case file itself, with Case Clerk AI, Chronicle AI and Chambers AI reading counsel reports and depositions and syncing structured case data back to the claims system of record.

CaseGlide at a glance:

• Founded: Founded in 2013 in St. Petersburg by Wesley Todd, a former insurance defense attorney, and Carly Todd, who came from claims operations.
• Headquarters: St. Petersburg, Florida, with a distributed United States team and no overseas offices, selling primarily into the domestic market.
• Ownership: Privately held and founder-led, with Wesley Todd as chief executive and outside investment from Acadian Software since 2019.
• Legal Technology Portfolio: Sells CaseGlide, a litigation intelligence platform spanning case and spend management with AI modules for reporting, chronologies and analytics.
• Market Focus: Concentrated on property and casualty insurers, third-party administrators and corporate legal departments running large outside counsel panels.

What legal teams should know: CaseGlide fits litigation-heavy insurers and departments that already work through defense panels and want strategy data rather than invoice data alone; it is a poor fit for transactional or contract-led legal work. It is a small, independent vendor, so procurement should test support capacity and the depth of integration with the claims system of record before committing.