Predict.law
Facts
- HQ
- Pacific Northwest, USA
- Sectors
- Legal Tech, Artificial Intelligence, Software
- Stage
- Series B
- Founders
- Pat Wilburn
Seattle Legal Tech Startup Supio Raises $60M Series B to Expand AI Software for Personal Injury and Mass Tort Law
Seattle startup Supio raised $60 million in a Series B funding round to expand its AI-powered software that helps lawyers efficiently manage personal injury and mass tort case data. The company, led by co-founders Jerry Zhou and Kyle Lam, has seen its annual recurring revenue quadruple since August and has raised a total of $91 million to date.
Supio, Founded by Ex-Microsoft Engineers, Raises $25M Series A for AI Legal Tech Platform Optimizing Data Analysis in Plaintiff Cases
Seattle-based legal tech startup Supio, founded by ex-Microsoft engineers Kyle Lam and Jerry Zhou, raised $25 million in Series A funding to enhance its AI-powered platform that helps lawyers efficiently analyze case data, particularly in personal injury and mass tort plaintiff law. The company, with 27 employees and plans to double its workforce, charges subscription fees based on case volume and boasts successful use in complex cases such as a TorHoerman Law victory against Abbott Labs.
Predict.law Launches AI Platform to Predict Legal Case Outcomes in Contingency Civil Cases
Predict.law, a Seattle-based legal-tech startup founded by industry veterans Pat Wilburn, Stan Zaporozhets, and Dave Contreras, uses AI to analyze precedent case histories and help attorneys better predict outcomes in contingency-based civil cases. The startup, supported by Mudita Venture Partners, aims to improve legal efficiency by replacing manual case searches with machine learning tools.
