
Ex Parte is a legal-tech company that utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict litigation outcomes and provide customers with a competitive edge. Their core offering includes a patented Prediction Engine™ that forecasts case results with high accuracy and a Recommendation Engine™ that suggests strategic actions like litigation vs. settlement, claim assertion, jurisdiction, and optimal legal counsel. Positioned as 'Moneyball for Law,' Ex Parte targets corporations, hedge funds, law firms, insurance companies, litigation finance firms, and universities. The company recently secured $7.5 million in Series A funding to support team expansion and sales/marketing efforts.

Ex Parte is a legal-tech company that utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict litigation outcomes and provide customers with a competitive edge. Their core offering includes a patented Prediction Engine™ that forecasts case results with high accuracy and a Recommendation Engine™ that suggests strategic actions like litigation vs. settlement, claim assertion, jurisdiction, and optimal legal counsel. Positioned as 'Moneyball for Law,' Ex Parte targets corporations, hedge funds, law firms, insurance companies, litigation finance firms, and universities. The company recently secured $7.5 million in Series A funding to support team expansion and sales/marketing efforts.
What they do: Litigation intelligence platform that uses AI/ML to predict case outcomes and recommend legal strategy
Flagship tech: Patented Prediction Engine™ and Recommendation Engine™
Focus: High-stakes patent litigation and litigation strategy
Funding: $7.5M Series A (Feb 28, 2022)
Founders: Jonathan Klein (Founder & CEO); Roman Weisert (Co‑Founder & CTO)
HQ & team: Bethesda, MD; ~4 employees
Litigation intelligence and strategy for high-stakes patent litigation
2017
Legal technology
$7,500,000
Round involved a syndicate of approximately 15 investors
“Backed by R8 Capital and Ironbound Partners, plus an angel/individual syndicate including investors such as Jeong Kim, Viet Dinh, Craig Coben, and Auren Hoffman”