Our Litigation Software Reflects Our Trial Experience
Greg Krehel and Bob Wiss founded CaseSoft in 1995. CaseSoft is an outgrowth of Applied Litigation Research, a trial consulting firm that Greg and Bob formed in 1987. As they worked with Applied Litigation Research clients, Greg and Bob were struck by ideas for several litigation-specific software products. In 1993, Greg (having learned programming at IBM prior to becoming involved in trial consulting) coded the first prototype of the software product that has evolved into CaseMap.

Over the following two years, Greg and Bob demonstrated a series of prototypes to litigators and in-house counsel at firms across the United States. Inspired by the feedback they received, Greg and Bob launched CaseSoft, and hired the programmers, quality assurance staff, and technical writing staff needed to turn a rough prototype into a real product. I

Gregory A. Krehel, CEO
Greg directs CaseSoft product development efforts at CaseSoft’s Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida offices. He designed much of the technology in CaseMap, including the Data Refinery, the CaseWide timeline, and the Evaluation Comparison Matrix.

As a partner at Applied Litigation Research, Greg conducted jury research on more than 225 cases with an emphasis on antitrust, environmental, and intellectual property matters. Greg has authored many articles on the juror decision-making process, and has spoken at numerous state and local bar association meetings.

Prior to his 15-year career in jury research, Greg worked at IBM, where he held positions in marketing management in the New York and Philadelphia metropolitan areas.

Robert L. Wiss, President
Bob has held extensive interviews with both inside and outside counsel to obtain ideas and feedback regarding the functionality and usability of CaseMap.

As a partner at Applied Litigation Research, Bob conducted jury research projects on more than 300 cases with a concentration in product liability, insurance, securities, and employment matters. Bob is a frequent speaker at American Bar Association and other Continuing Legal Education programs. He is the author of several articles addressing the development and implementation of a successful trial strategy.

Bob began his career at IBM, where he held various marketing positions in New York, Atlanta, and Philadelphia.