Turbo Law secures $3.8M in Seed funding to scale the complex litigation platform

Turbo Law secures $3.8M in Seed funding to scale the complex litigation platform

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LITIGATION PRACTICE AREAS

Whatever the case, Turbo Law knows what to look for.

Whatever the case, Turbo Law knows what to look for.

Whatever the case, Turbo Law knows what to look for.

Turbo Law reads the records each matter runs on and shapes its analysis and work product to the case in front of you.

CORE PRACTICE AREAS

Built first for the litigation with the heaviest files.

Built first for the litigation with the heaviest files.

These six practice areas produce some of the largest case files in litigation, with years of records and new productions arriving until the case resolves. Each one has its own page showing how Turbo Law handles that volume, and the same workspace runs every other practice area on this page.

ALL PRACTICE AREAS

Find your practice area below.

Find your practice area below.

Find your practice area below.

Every area on this list runs in the same workspace, on the same connected picture of the case. What changes is the record Turbo Law reads and the questions it works from, and that is what each line describes.

Personal injury and negligence

Personal injury

Medical records, bills, liens and incident reports in one timeline of injury and damages.

Motor vehicle accidents

Police reports, EDR downloads, telematics, medical records and repair estimates.

Trucking and transportation

Driver qualification files, hours-of-service and ELD logs, dashcam and dispatch data.

Premises liability

Incident reports, surveillance, maintenance logs and prior incidents at the property.

Dram shop and liquor liability

Receipts, staff statements, surveillance and the timeline of service.

Nursing home and assisted living negligence

Care plans, charting, staffing records and state survey reports.

Medical and professional liability

Medical malpractice and medical negligence

Chart-by-chart chronologies, treatment gaps and standard-of-care questions.

Professional licensing and discipline

Board complaints, investigative files, practice records and hearing materials.

Product liability, mass torts and environmental

Product liability

Design history, test reports, customer complaints, recalls and label history.

Mass torts

Records across hundreds or thousands of claimants, with exposure and injury profiles for each.

Environmental and toxic torts

Exposure histories, sampling data, agency correspondence and decades of operations records.

Insurance and coverage

Insurance coverage and bad faith

Policies, claim files, adjuster notes and the correspondence behind each coverage decision.

Underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage

Policy terms, the underlying claim, medical damages and settlement history.

Business and commercial

Commercial litigation

Contracts, communications, financials and the course of dealing between the parties.

Commercial contract disputes

The agreement, its amendments, the performance record and the breach timeline.

Franchise disputes

Franchise agreements, disclosure documents, territory terms and unit performance data.

M&A and post-closing disputes

Purchase agreements, disclosure schedules, data rooms and board records.

Bankruptcy and creditors’ rights

Claims, loan documents, transfers and the debtor’s financial record.

Complex and regulatory litigation

Securities litigation

Disclosures, filings, trading data and internal communications across the class period.

Antitrust litigation

Market data, pricing records, competitor communications and deal documents.

Intellectual property litigation

Patents, prosecution histories, licenses, product documentation and expert reports.

Class actions and consumer protection

Marketing materials, consumer complaints and records across the putative class.

Privacy and data breach litigation

Incident reports, forensic findings, notification records and data-handling policies.

Employment and civil rights

Employment litigation

Personnel files, policies, pay data and the communications behind each decision.

Workers’ compensation

Injury reports, medical records, wage statements and claim history.

Civil rights

Incident records, video, policies, training files and witness statements.

Real estate, construction and land use

Construction

Schedules, daily logs, RFIs, change orders and pay applications.

Real estate litigation

Purchase agreements, leases, title files, surveys and loan documents.

Eminent domain and condemnation

Appraisals, takings records, agency correspondence and valuation evidence.

Agricultural and land use disputes

Farm leases, land-use and water records, permits and production data.

HOW IT ADAPTS

Turbo Law changes what it looks for, and your team keeps working the same way.

Turbo Law changes what it looks for, and your team keeps working the same way.

The records

Turbo Law reads the documents your case runs on, from medical charts and ELD logs to data rooms and project schedules. Every point links to the page it came from.

The questions

Its analysis starts from what your practice needs to answer, whether that is liability and damages, coverage, causation, class certification or valuation.

The workspace

Your team reviews, strategizes, drafts, researches and settles in one place for every matter, so a new practice area never means a new tool.

NOT ON THE LIST

Bring us the case you’re working on next.

Bring us the case you’re working on next.

Turbo Law works across litigation, and this list grows as firms bring us new kinds of matters. The quickest way to see how it handles yours is a pilot on your next case, at no cost.

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Lawyers stay in charge of every conclusion.
Turbo Law proposes, your team verifies and partners decide

Lawyers stay in charge of every conclusion.
Turbo Law proposes, your team verifies and partners decide