A complaint, a filing, a stray digital clue: Darrow turns scattered public information into potential legal cases. Now it sells that intelligence to the firms bringing claims and the companies hoping to avoid them.
The Toronto boutique found a narrow door into a very large room: help branded businesses launch, grow, fight and eventually exit. Its advantage is not mystery - it is decades spent learning where a business system tends to crack.
Keker, Van Nest & Peters has one office, no practice departments and a habit of preparing every hard case as if a jury will decide it. In an era of sprawling law-firm empires, constraint is its competitive strategy.