immigration-law
(3)
The visa problem that made Alma change its business
Alma’s founders set out to sell software to immigration lawyers. Then they discovered that the client’s real problem was everything around the form - advice, timing, cost, and the long silence between updates.
Lisinski Law Firm
Angel Lisinski could not find a lawyer who would fix her own husband's papers, so she became one. Five years later her firm has taken on more than 55,000 immigration cases the rest of the field called impossible.
Manifest OS
Manifest OS is a New York-based legal technology company building the operating system for AI-native law firms. It powers a unified law-firm brand, Manifest Law, with an end-to-end AI platform and centralized back office, replacing the billable hour with flat, outcome-based pricing. Starting in business immigration, the company raised a $60M Series A at a $750M valuation in April 2026, reported as the largest Series A in legal-tech history.