Source: StartupHub.ai
OpenLaw, an AI-powered legal technology platform, announced the completion of an oversubscribed $3.5 million seed funding round. Flint Capital and Slauson & Co co-led the investment, with additional backing from The LegalTech Fund, Mindful Venture Capital, Everywhere VC, Wisdom Ventures, SQII Ventures, and Gaingels.
OpenLaw’s AI-driven platform simplifies legal service access through a straightforward process. Clients submit case descriptions, and the system matches them with vetted attorneys who provide customized proposals detailing pricing, availability, and legal approach. This eliminates the traditional barriers of endless phone calls, form submissions, and weeks-long search processes. The platform focuses specifically on individual legal matters rather than business or transactional law, differentiating it from competitors like UpCounsel and Contract Counsel.
“The legal system wasn’t designed for the majority of Americans – and it hasn’t evolved,” said Andrew Guzman, CEO and founder of OpenLaw. “Growing up, my family couldn’t afford legal help. Later, running a multi-state law firm, I saw how inefficient the system is for both sides. OpenLaw fixes what’s broken – for the people who need help and the lawyers who want to provide it.”
“OpenLaw brings true marketplace dynamics to legal services, an industry overdue for transformation,” said Sergey Gribov, General Partner at Flint Capital. “Andrew’s deep domain expertise and the platform’s early performance metrics impressed us. OpenLaw is positioned to become the preferred entry point for both clients seeking representation and attorneys looking to grow their practices.”
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