CASUS exits CASUS Create in LAWLIFT deal
13.11.2025
Swiss Legal Tech company CASUS has sold its CASUS Create business line to German document automation provider LAWLIFT. The move allows CASUS to focus entirely on its AI-Associate platform, while LAWLIFT expands its reach in Switzerland and enhances its document automation offerings.
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German document automation provider LAWLIFT has acquired CASUS Create, a business line from Swiss Legal Tech company CASUS—a Venture Kick winner. The deal strengthens LAWLIFT’s presence in Switzerland and enhances its offerings for law firms and corporate legal teams.
For CASUS, the sale marks a strategic shift toward its AI-Associate platform. The AI-powered tool helps legal teams review, proofread, benchmark, and edit documents, and integrates directly within Microsoft Word to simplify workflows.
Existing CASUS Create customers will transition smoothly to LAWLIFT, with free template migration and access to a modern platform featuring enterprise-grade support.
The partial exit allows CASUS to focus fully on AI development, while LAWLIFT expands its reach across the DACH region.
“Venture Kick gave us the momentum to turn an early idea into a real company. Their support helped us validate our concept quickly, build early traction, and gain the confidence to move fast,” highlighted Co-Founder Fabian Staub.
CASUS Co-Founders Céleste Urech and Fabian Staub
For CASUS, the sale marks a strategic shift toward its AI-Associate platform. The AI-powered tool helps legal teams review, proofread, benchmark, and edit documents, and integrates directly within Microsoft Word to simplify workflows.
Existing CASUS Create customers will transition smoothly to LAWLIFT, with free template migration and access to a modern platform featuring enterprise-grade support.
The partial exit allows CASUS to focus fully on AI development, while LAWLIFT expands its reach across the DACH region.
“Venture Kick gave us the momentum to turn an early idea into a real company. Their support helped us validate our concept quickly, build early traction, and gain the confidence to move fast,” highlighted Co-Founder Fabian Staub.
CASUS Co-Founders Céleste Urech and Fabian Staub