
Judicata is mapping the legal genome—i.e. using highly specialized case law parsing and algorithmically assisted human review to turn unstructured court opinions into structured data. We are leveraging that data to build legal research and analytics tools that are an order of magnitude better than existing offerings. Great legal technology will never replace lawyers, but it can help them make sense of massive amounts of information and aid them in exercising their skilled, human judgment.

Judicata is mapping the legal genome—i.e. using highly specialized case law parsing and algorithmically assisted human review to turn unstructured court opinions into structured data. We are leveraging that data to build legal research and analytics tools that are an order of magnitude better than existing offerings. Great legal technology will never replace lawyers, but it can help them make sense of massive amounts of information and aid them in exercising their skilled, human judgment.
Founded: 2012
Headquarters: San Francisco, California
Core product: Converts unstructured case law into structured data and analytics
Total funding (reported): USD 7,800,000
Notable investors: Khosla Ventures, Peter Thiel, Keith Rabois
Legal research / legal analytics; structuring unstructured case-law text
2012
Legal technology
USD 2,000,000
Investors included Peter Thiel, Keith Rabois, Aaron Levie, Dylan Smith, and David Lee/SV Angel.
USD 5,800,000
Keith Rabois joined the board after the round.
“Khosla Ventures; angel investors including Peter Thiel and Keith Rabois”