Originally designed for document-heavy fields like medical malpractice and product liability, Turbo Law processes millions of pages overnight to build a comprehensive Fact Graph. This system links testimony, discovery, and medical records to identify contradictions and track liability. By automating the extraction of evidence-based intelligence, the platform allows attorneys to bypass manual document management and prompt engineering.
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Turbo Law Expands Litigation Workspace to 3,000 Active Matters
The litigation intelligence platform Turbo Law has expanded its reach across all civil practice areas, reaching a milestone of 3,000 active matters. This growth marks a significant jump from the 1,800 cases reported in July, as the company scales its document-processing technology from complex insurance torts to general business litigation.
The platform integrates directly with existing document management systems, including NetDocuments, iManage, and Clio, ensuring that new filings automatically update the case intelligence. CEO Jay Sarmaz stated that the goal is to keep the litigation matter at the center of the workflow, rather than treating AI as a separate bolt-on tool. As firms move toward wider deployment, the software now supports a range of practice areas, including M&A disputes, construction, and employment law.
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