Nikki Farb discusses an AI case management tool that generates legal documents, analyzes cases, and drafts judgments for courts. The team has a proof-of-concept with law firms testing it, but needs cloud infrastructure investment and marketing budget to scale. They plan to expand features using historical court data for instant case assessments.
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We have Nikki Farb, and Nikki is a founder turned funder. Is the grass really greener on the other side?
It's pretty good. Great. I like what I call paper routers, entrepreneurs from a super early age.
Oh, that's good.
Right? You like that? I will have done it.
It's an LLM-based end-to-end case management suite to transform the judicial landscape. You can generate legal documents, you can perform legal analysis, Precedents referencing, as well as draft judgment generation. We want to accelerate justice. We want to increase court credibility and court accessibility.
You said if this works out. What's the one thing that has to happen and turn that if into like it does?
So right now we are at the stage where we have a proof of concept. We have a couple of features implemented that we are testing out with the law firms. This is where we need to start investing in the infrastructure, the cloud where the whole AI is going to be hosted, and the marketing budget.
So that's why if it works, You have people, the product, it's go time.
Certain features are working, we need to expand on the feature set as well.
There's so much knowledge that lives in those past court documents. So if they can find a way to summarize that and help people know if they have a chance in their case, that seems pretty cool.
It would be instantaneous. You have a fight, you have a decision, it's done.
