DeepJudge Revolutionizes Legal Search with $10.7M Seed Round
June 20, 2024, 3:36 am
DeepJudge, a Swiss-based AI-driven legal search startup, has secured $10.7 million in seed funding to transform enterprise legal search and enhance client services. Led by Coatue, the oversubscribed round includes notable angel investors and existing supporters, fueling the company's expansion and innovation in the legal industry.
DeepJudge, founded by ex-Google AI PhDs Paulina Grnarova, Yannic Kilcher, and Kevin Roth, aims to address the fundamental challenge of efficiently accessing and utilizing internal documents within law firms and legal departments. Their DeepJudge Knowledge Search and Knowledge Assistant solutions provide instant retrieval and generative AI interfaces tailored for legal contexts, empowering legal professionals to make strategic decisions based on their collective knowledge.
With successful traction in the European market, DeepJudge is now eyeing international expansion, bolstering its team with industry experts like Tony Ensinger and Steve Obenski to spearhead growth in the US market. The company's mission to revolutionize legal search capabilities and unlock new business models and client service possibilities has garnered support from investors and legal innovation leaders alike.
As DeepJudge continues to scale and meet increasing customer demands, its focus on transforming enterprise legal search through AI technology remains at the forefront. With a vision to empower legal teams with intuitive and efficient search tools, DeepJudge is poised to lead the way in reshaping the future of the legal profession.
About DeepJudge:
Founded by ex-Googlers with PhDs in AI from ETH Zurich, DeepJudge leverages proprietary AI technology to provide intent-driven search engines tailored for internal document repositories. Learn more at www.deepjudge.ai or contact media@deepjudge.ai.
DeepJudge, founded by ex-Google AI PhDs Paulina Grnarova, Yannic Kilcher, and Kevin Roth, aims to address the fundamental challenge of efficiently accessing and utilizing internal documents within law firms and legal departments. Their DeepJudge Knowledge Search and Knowledge Assistant solutions provide instant retrieval and generative AI interfaces tailored for legal contexts, empowering legal professionals to make strategic decisions based on their collective knowledge.
With successful traction in the European market, DeepJudge is now eyeing international expansion, bolstering its team with industry experts like Tony Ensinger and Steve Obenski to spearhead growth in the US market. The company's mission to revolutionize legal search capabilities and unlock new business models and client service possibilities has garnered support from investors and legal innovation leaders alike.
As DeepJudge continues to scale and meet increasing customer demands, its focus on transforming enterprise legal search through AI technology remains at the forefront. With a vision to empower legal teams with intuitive and efficient search tools, DeepJudge is poised to lead the way in reshaping the future of the legal profession.
About DeepJudge:
Founded by ex-Googlers with PhDs in AI from ETH Zurich, DeepJudge leverages proprietary AI technology to provide intent-driven search engines tailored for internal document repositories. Learn more at www.deepjudge.ai or contact media@deepjudge.ai.