Turbo Law expands its litigation workspace beyond insurance defense

Turbo Law CEO Jay Sarmaz says the expansion covers business, employment, construction and other civil practices as the San Mateo company reports more than 3,000 active matters.

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Turbo Law is trying to turn a specialist litigation tool into a broader firm platform. Its reported matter count is growing, but the company has not tied that usage figure to customer count or revenue. Adoption across practice groups remains the test.

Turbo Law takes its litigation workspace beyond insurance defense — CEO Jay Sarmaz says the expansion covers business, employment, construction and other civil practices as the San Mateo startup reports more than 3,000 active matters.

Turbo Law is expanding its AI litigation workspace beyond insurance defense into civil practices including business litigation, employment, construction and real estate, as Turbo Law reports more than 3,000 active matters. The October 13th announcement says the matter count rose from 1,800 in July.…

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