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Darrow

Darrow is an AI platform that scans public data to detect legal violations and emerging litigation opportunities, matching vetted cases with plaintiff-side law firms.

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What Darrow Is

Darrow, founded in 2020 by Evyatar Ben-Artzi and Gila Hayat and headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv, is one of the few major legal AI companies built plaintiff-first. Its core business is ingesting public data — regulatory filings, incident reports, consumer complaints, news, and other open sources — and using AI to surface potential legal violations before they become lawsuits. The company reports monitoring more than five million signals monthly across more than fifty legal exposure categories.

Those signals are structured into vetted case opportunities — historically class actions and mass torts — that partner law firms pursue. In May 2026 Darrow launched a platform that lets plaintiffs' firms identify, vet, and manage litigation like a portfolio, including settlement-outcome prediction and docket management. As of 2025 it reported serving roughly 80 law firms with about 3,000 lawyers active on the platform, and it has expanded its pitch toward insurers and corporate compliance teams for early exposure detection.

The company raised a $35 million Series B in September 2023 led by Georgian, bringing total funding to roughly $63 million, and says it has been cash-flow positive since 2023. It won the International Legal Finance Association's Most Innovative Legal Tech award in November 2025 and became available in the Microsoft Marketplace in July 2026.

Core Capabilities

Violation detection
AI analysis of public data for potential legal violations
Case sourcing
Structured, vetted case opportunities for plaintiff firms
Exposure monitoring
Coverage across 50+ legal exposure categories
Settlement prediction
Modeled settlement outcomes for candidate cases
Portfolio management
Litigation vetting and docket management (2026 platform)
Risk intelligence
Exposure detection for insurers and compliance teams

Who It’s Built For

Primarily plaintiff-side firms — class action, mass tort, environmental, privacy, and consumer protection — plus newer offerings for insurers, litigation funders, and compliance teams. Firms outside its strongest categories should confirm signal volume in their practice area before committing.

Platform Facts

VendorDarrow AI Ltd. — independent, venture-backed
Founded / HQ2020; New York, NY and Tel Aviv
FoundersEvyatar Ben-Artzi (CEO), Gila Hayat (CTO)
CategoryLegal exposure management / AI case sourcing
Scale5M+ signals monitored monthly; ~80 firms, ~3,000 lawyers (2025)
Funding~$63M total; $35M Series B led by Georgian, September 2023; cash-flow positive since 2023 (company statement)
Pricing modelNot published; historically case-based partnerships rather than seat pricing
IntegrationsMicrosoft Marketplace availability (July 2026); few others advertised
Websitedarrow.ai

Where It Fits in a Firm’s Stack

Darrow occupies a slot most legal software doesn't touch: the top of the funnel, before a case exists. Where intake platforms qualify the leads a firm already receives, Darrow originates matters from public data — which makes it a complement to intake and case management infrastructure rather than a competitor to it.

Its commercial model has historically been case-based partnership rather than per-seat subscription, so evaluating it is less like buying software and more like assessing a business development channel: what categories it covers, what the vetting looks like, and what economics attach to matters it sources.

Questions Firms Ask

How do we pay for it — is it a subscription?

Darrow has historically worked through case-based partnerships with plaintiff firms rather than published seat pricing. Terms are negotiated directly.

Does it find cases in our practice area?

Coverage spans more than fifty exposure categories, strongest in class actions, mass torts, privacy, environmental, and consumer protection. Firms outside those areas should confirm signal volume.

Where do the case leads come from?

From AI analysis of public data — regulatory filings, complaints, incident reports, news — which Darrow's teams structure and vet before matching opportunities to firms.

Is this only for plaintiff firms?

No longer exclusively. Since 2025 Darrow also markets exposure detection to insurers and compliance teams, but plaintiff firms remain the core customer base.

Related Platforms

Systems firms typically evaluate alongside Darrow — competitors, complements, and the adjacent layers of the same stack.

EvenUpEvenUp is a claims intelligence platform for personal injury firms, valued above $2 billion as of October 2025 — a system spanning demands, medical chronologies, negotiation, and litigation drafting. HarveyHarvey is an enterprise generative-AI platform concentrated in biglaw — an $11 billion valuation, 70+ of the Am Law 100 cited as customers — but it is not positioned or priced for plaintiff or small firms. SupioSupio is an agentic AI platform for plaintiff personal injury and mass tort firms — branded CaseAware AI — distributed in partnership with Thomson Reuters and integrated with Westlaw. CallRailCallRail is call tracking and marketing attribution — the layer that tells a firm which ad, keyword, or campaign made the phone ring, with native Clio integrations and per-company (not per-user) pricing.

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This page is an independent editorial overview published by Maestro Strategic Partners, an operations and AI consultancy for plaintiff law firms. Maestro is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Darrow AI Ltd. Darrow and related marks are the property of their respective owners; they are used here for identification only. Product details verified as of July 2026 and may have changed — confirm specifics with the vendor.