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Turbo Law secures $3.8M to automate complex litigation workflows

San Mateo-based Turbo Law has secured $3.8 million in pre-seed funding led by Revo Capital to scale its AI-native platform. The company aims to replace traditional document storage with a system that builds a comprehensive 'Fact Graph' from thousands of pages of legal files, turning raw discovery into actionable case intelligence.

Complex litigation often involves massive datasets, including thousands of pages of depositions and discovery records that traditional document management systems struggle to interpret. Turbo Law addresses this by mapping every party, expert, and date to its source, enabling the automated creation of chronologies, motions, and discovery responses. According to the company, firms utilizing the platform have reported a 60% reduction in non-billable hours and a 10% decrease in write-offs.

"The hardest matters in law run on the thinnest margins of time," said Jay Sarmaz, co-founder and CEO of Turbo Law. "Everything a litigation team needs to win is already in the file—on page 8,000 of the record, or line 214 of a deposition." The platform is already active across several high-stakes verticals, including medical malpractice, mass tort, and toxic tort, managing over 1,800 active matters.

Cenk Bayrakdar, Founding Partner at Revo Capital, noted that the firm’s investment was driven by Turbo Law’s ability to deliver measurable value to defense litigation teams. The new capital will be directed toward expanding engineering and go-to-market teams, as well as enhancing the platform's security and compliance infrastructure to meet the rigorous demands of the legal industry. Participation in the round also included Treeo VC, BridgeX Ventures, and Alchemist Accelerator.

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