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Supio

Supio 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.

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What Supio Is

Supio was founded in 2021 in Seattle by childhood friends Jerry Zhou and Kyle Lam. The platform ingests and structures case documents — medical records, bills, transcripts — for plaintiff firms and applies AI agents to produce work product across the life of a case: medical chronologies, demand letters, litigation drafts, and deposition analysis, plus firm-level analytics across the caseload.

Its platform is branded CaseAware AI, and a distinctive strategic asset is its relationship with Thomson Reuters: TR Ventures is an investor, Thomson Reuters distributes CaseAware AI to its customers under a September 2025 partnership, and in April 2026 Supio launched a direct case-intelligence integration with Westlaw Advantage. In 2025 it expanded into intake and litigation agent suites, positioning agents at both the case level and the firm level.

The company raised a $60 million Series B in April 2025 led by Sapphire Ventures, bringing total funding to $91 million, and reported that annual recurring revenue quadrupled between the Series A and Series B. It reported more than 27,000 cases processed and support of over $1 billion in settlements in the year before the round. Unlike some competitors in the category, no published accuracy controversies were found in reputable press as of July 2026.

Core Capabilities

Medical record analysis
Structured records, bills, and chronologies
Demand generation
AI-drafted demand letters
Intake agents
Case intake and lead-conversion suite (2025)
Litigation drafting
Litigation-phase document drafting
Deposition analysis
Transcript analysis and summaries
Case economics
Ledger and case-cost tracking
Mass tort handling
Explicit mass tort case support
Firm analytics
Cross-case, firm-wide analytics

Who It’s Built For

Plaintiff-side personal injury and mass tort firms, small to large — not general litigation. The explicit mass tort product line distinguishes it from single-event PI tools, and the Westlaw integration matters most to firms already inside the Thomson Reuters ecosystem.

Platform Facts

VendorSupio Inc. — independent, venture-backed
Founded / HQ2021; Seattle, WA
FoundersJerry Zhou (CEO), Kyle Lam
CategoryAgentic AI platform for PI and mass tort (CaseAware AI)
Scale27,000+ cases processed; $1B+ in supported settlements (company figures, 2025)
Funding$91M total; $60M Series B led by Sapphire Ventures, April 2025 (Thomson Reuters Ventures participating)
Pricing modelQuote-based; 'risk-free pricing model' announced 2025, details unpublished
Key integrationsLitify, MyCase, CasePeer; Westlaw / Westlaw Advantage (April 2026)
ComplianceSOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PHIPA, GDPR (stated)
Websitesupio.com

Where It Fits in a Firm’s Stack

Supio competes head-on with EvenUp for the AI layer above a PI firm's case management system, and the practical differences show up in distribution and integration: Supio's Thomson Reuters partnership routes it through Westlaw's install base, while its CMS integration list (Litify, MyCase, CasePeer) is shorter than EvenUp's — firms on Filevine or SmartAdvocate should confirm current coverage.

Its agentic framing — agents operating at the case level and the firm level — points at where this category is heading: not one document type automated, but a layer that watches the whole caseload. Evaluations should test that claim against the firm's actual matter mix, especially in mass tort dockets where volume magnifies both value and error.

Questions Firms Ask

Does it handle mass torts or just single-event PI?

Both — mass tort handling is an explicit product line alongside single-plaintiff personal injury work.

What compliance certifications does it hold?

SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PHIPA, and GDPR compliance are stated on its site.

Does it connect to our case management system?

It lists Litify, MyCase, and CasePeer among integrations. Firms on other systems should confirm current coverage directly.

What is the Thomson Reuters relationship?

Thomson Reuters Ventures is an investor, TR distributes CaseAware AI to its customers under a September 2025 partnership, and a Westlaw Advantage integration was added in April 2026.

Related Platforms

Systems firms typically evaluate alongside Supio — 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. EveEve is an AI-native platform for plaintiff firms — intake, case evaluation, drafting, and nightly caseload auditing — that repositioned in June 2026 as EveOS, an operating system rather than a point tool. CoCounselCoCounsel is Thomson Reuters' AI legal assistant — born at Casetext — that performs research, document review, and drafting with citations grounded in Westlaw and Practical Law. LitifyLitify is an end-to-end legal operating platform built natively on Salesforce — born out of Morgan & Morgan, now majority-owned by Bessemer, serving high-volume plaintiff firms, defense firms, and legal departments.

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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 Supio Inc. Supio 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.