Casepoint Names Pete Feinberg as Chief Product Officer

Mar 5, 2026
Casepoint has appointed legal tech veteran Pete Feinberg as Chief Product Officer to lead product strategy and platform unification for its AI-powered legal and compliance platform.

Casepoint has appointed Pete Feinberg as Chief Product Officer, announced in a press release. Feinberg brings more than 20 years of experience in enterprise software and AI product leadership, including 13 years in legal technology.

Feinberg previously served as Chief Product Officer at Consilio, where he led innovation and product strategy across a range of legal technology solutions. At Casepoint, he will oversee the company’s product direction, focusing on unifying workflows across legal hold, eDiscovery, investigations, and compliance operations within a single secure platform.

His role will also include guiding continued investment in transparent and auditable AI-assisted workflows. Casepoint said Feinberg’s leadership will help simplify complex legal processes and support consistent governance from data preservation through review and response.

Feinberg has held senior roles at companies including Blackboard, GTT, and Vovici (Verint), and holds degrees from Virginia Tech and the University of Maryland.

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