personal-injury-law
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Wilshire Law Firm
Wilshire Law Firm turned a contingency-fee practice into a 500-plus-person litigation operation. Its real product is not a courtroom promise - it is the capacity to carry an ordinary person’s case against insurers, employers and corporations.
Tavrn
Tavrn is a San Francisco-based legal technology company that builds AI agents for personal injury law firms. Its platform automates the slow, manual back office of pre-litigation work - retrieving medical records from providers nationwide, turning dense records into structured medical chronologies, drafting demand letters, running client intake, and surfacing eDiscovery documents. Founded in 2022 by Pedro Paulino and Vitor Vavolizza, Tavrn targets high-volume, contingency-fee firms and pitches itself on measurable ROI: faster record retrieval, sharply reduced review time, and quicker time to settlement. The company raised a $15M Series A led by Left Lane Capital in July 2025.
Finch
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
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.
Rami Karabibar
Rami Karabibar is the CEO and co-founder of EvenUp, a San Francisco-based AI legal tech company he co-founded in 2019 with Raymond Mieszaniec and Saam Mashhad. After observing the massive inefficiencies in personal injury claim handling during his time at Waymo, he built EvenUp into the dominant AI platform for plaintiff personal injury law - now valued at over $2 billion following a $150M Series E in October 2025. The platform has resolved 200,000+ cases and secured over $10 billion in damages for injury victims, serving 2,000+ U.S. law firms.
Pedro Paulino
Pedro Paulino is the 25-year-old Harvard dropout CEO and co-founder of Tavrn, an AI-powered case preparation platform transforming personal injury law firms. A former competitive chess player who honed strategic thinking before stints at Kalshi and PearPop, Paulino pivoted from building a creative-professional networking app into one of legal tech's fastest-rising companies - raising $21.6M total to automate medical chronologies, demand letters, and client intake for contingency-fee attorneys across the US.