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The new Jet.Law firm deploys machine learning to forecast a case’s workload and uses that prediction to price clients at a fixed monthly rate.
March 22, 2019 at 11:15 AM
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Florida-based Jet.Law and CaseGuide Inc. become the latest legal service providers to receive an investment from startup accelerator Y Combinator, with the company revealing it received $150,000 in exchange for a 7 percent stake in CaseGuide.
Jet.Law is a law firm that leverages technology created by tech company CaseGuide to predict a case’s expected workload, information which is then is used to compute the client’s fixed monthly bill.
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