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Wayco
Wayco is a New York startup building an AI operator for med-legal cases - the tangle of medical treatment, records, and billing that sits behind every personal injury and accident claim. Its software answers intake calls, triages cases, matches injured patients to the right medical providers, reviews thousands of pages of records, and produces case summaries, turning work that took human case managers days into minutes. Founded in 2025 by Iqbol Temirkhojaev and backed by Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch, Wayco sells to personal injury and mass tort law firms.
Philipp Thurner
Philipp Thurner is the Austrian-born founder and CEO of Nexl, an AI-powered growth and CRM platform for law firms. He built the company in Sydney in 2018 after seeing spreadsheets of global lawyers being updated by hand at Gilbert + Tobin, pivoted through a 'LinkedIn for lawyers' phase, and now runs the business from Brooklyn as it serves more than 150 firms worldwide, including AmLaw 100 members. In October 2025 Nexl closed a $23M Series B (reported as A$35M) led by Tidemark, bringing total funding to roughly $45M.
Everchron
Everchron is a Los Angeles-based, cloud litigation and transcript management platform built by lawyers for lawyers. It lets legal teams collaboratively build case chronologies, organize case documents in a master file, auto-generate witness profiles, and manage deposition transcripts and designations - now augmented with generative-AI features (EC:AI) for document interrogation and case insights. Customers range from AmLaw 100 firms and litigation boutiques to corporate legal departments and pro bono organizations.
Postilize
Postilize is an AI-powered proactive relationship management (PRM) platform built for law firms and professional services. Instead of waiting for someone to log a note in a CRM, it scans millions of public signals - stock filings, news, M&A activity, leadership changes, lawsuits - to flag client opportunities and risks before the phone rings, then drafts timely outreach in each partner's own voice and quietly keeps contact data clean. Founded in 2023 by Introhive veteran Jody Glidden, Postilize raised seed funding and secured a strategic investment from legal-tech giant Litera in August 2025.
Jody Glidden
Jody Glidden is the Founder and CEO of Postilize, a Miami Beach-based AI platform that introduced a new software category called Proactive Relationship Management (PRM) for law firms and professional services. A serial entrepreneur with five ventures and four exits, Glidden previously co-founded Introhive — which grew to a near-$500M valuation, 350+ employees, and 40x returns for early investors — before stepping back in 2022 to build Postilize. Rooted in his conviction that law firms lose clients not from poor service but from poor follow-through, Glidden is building AI that surfaces client opportunities before an RFP ever appears, drafts outreach in each partner's authentic voice, and demands zero data entry from its users.
Paxton AI
Paxton AI is an all-in-one generative AI assistant built for lawyers. It handles legal research, document drafting, contract review, and mass document analysis across U.S. federal and state law, with a published 94% non-hallucination rate benchmarked against Stanford research. Founded in 2023 by Tanguy Chau and Michael Ulin, the company is based in Palo Alto and has raised $28M total, including a $22M Series A led by Unusual Ventures in January 2025.
EvenUp
EvenUp is a San Francisco-based legal-AI company building a Claims Intelligence Platform for personal injury law firms. Its proprietary Piai model and human-in-the-loop experts produce demand letters, medical chronologies, case insights, and drafting tools, helping over 2,000 firms resolve more than 200,000 cases and secure over $10 billion in damages for injury victims.
COR
COR is an AI-powered management platform built for creative and professional services firms — advertising agencies, consulting companies, law firms, and IT shops — that need to understand where their time actually goes and whether their projects are making money. By automating time tracking and layering on predictive analytics, COR gives agency leaders real-time visibility into project profitability, team capacity, and billing gaps before they become losses. Founded in 2017 in Silicon Valley by former agency operator Santi Bibiloni and co-founders Jose Gettas and Gabriel Marin, COR serves clients including Havas, Publicis, Ogilvy, Dentsu, and DDB across 35+ countries, with a reported $6.6M ARR and backing from investors including the founders of DoubleClick, Anaplan, MercadoLibre, and Krux.
Harvey
Harvey builds domain-specific AI for legal and professional services. Founded in 2022 by a former litigator and a former DeepMind researcher, the company sells AI agents and workflows that help lawyers draft, review, research and run due diligence. As of March 2026, it counts more than 100,000 lawyers and 1,300+ organizations as users and is valued at $11 billion.
Laurel
Laurel is a San Francisco AI company that automates timekeeping for the world's largest law, accounting, and consulting firms. Its platform watches the digital exhaust of professional work - email, documents, browsers, calls - and turns it into ready-to-review timesheets, so billable hours stop being a chore reconstructed from memory on Friday afternoons.
John Haddock
John Haddock is the Chief Business Officer at Harvey, the $5 billion AI platform purpose-built for the legal industry. He joined in May 2025 after a decade at Stripe, where he scaled enterprise sales and led the Banking-as-a-Service division. A Stanford JD/MBA with roots in Big Law and a courtroom clerkship, Haddock now oversees a 50-person team of former Big Law lawyers helping the world's top firms embed AI into their daily workflows — from contract review to litigation briefs.