Courtroom, a litigation technology startup founded by Elizabeth Grabowski Parikh and Dan Gallipeau, emerged from stealth and announced a pre-seed funding round led by Neo and Precursor Ventures, with participation from Rel Labs, employees of OpenAI and other legal and technology industry investors. The company also unveiled its AI-powered litigation strategy platform, which includes the products Juries AI and Judges AI.
The platform enables legal teams to run private simulations based on case-specific materials and litigation context, helping them evaluate arguments, test case narratives and conduct jury research. By simulating potential jury and judicial reactions, the tools are designed to support trial preparation and litigation strategy development for law firms and corporate legal departments.
Already in use by AmLaw 100 firms and Fortune 1000 companies, Courtroom reflects a growing trend toward AI-assisted legal decision support. For legal teams, the platform offers a structured way to rehearse and refine litigation strategies before entering the courtroom, helping improve preparation and consistency in high-stakes cases.
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