
He started Blueshoe in a Cambridge-area coffee shop after a career in law, banking and consulting. Now Casey O'Grady is building a firm around the moment an ordinary person asks for help.
A photo of a parking ticket became the front door to a larger business: consumer disputes, attorney access and the software plumbing behind high-volume legal work. The clever part is not the app - it is how WinIt packaged delay, paperwork and uncertainty into a workflow people will pay to avoid.

The Harvard-trained lawyer left consulting, started Blueshoe in a Boston-area coffee shop, and kept changing the product until one stubborn problem came into focus: legal help moves much slower than the question that starts it.
Finch is a New York-based legal technology company building an AI-powered pre-litigation team for personal injury law firms. It pairs purpose-built AI agents with experienced, U.S.-based bilingual paralegals to automate the administrative grind of pre-litigation - intake, claim setup, medical record and police report retrieval, lien management, and demand drafting - so firms can take on far more clients without adding headcount. Founded in 2024 by former DoorDash and Google operators, Finch raised a $20M Series A in October 2025 led by Redpoint, with backing from Sequoia Capital and a roster of operator-investors.
Viraj Bindra is the co-founder and CEO of Finch, a New York-based legal technology company that pairs experienced U.S.-based paralegals with purpose-built AI agents to automate pre-litigation work for personal injury law firms. He spent roughly eight years at DoorDash, joining as its founding designer and growing into senior product roles that scaled new lines of business, before leaving to build Finch in 2024 with longtime friend Benjamin Weems. Finch raised a Seed round led by Sequoia Capital, launched publicly in April 2025, and announced a $20 million Series A led by Redpoint Ventures in October 2025.