- Legalist, a litigation finance start-up managed by a 23-year-old Harvard dropout and backed by a retired federal appeals judge, said it just raised $100 million in its second financing round. That’s about 10 times what it raised in its first round a couple of years ago. The San Francisco startup, which was initially backed by startup incubator Y Combinator and claims to be the world’s first artificial intelligence-powered litigation funder, said it has so far financed 38 cases. (TechCrunch.com)
- Early on, Legalist got $100,000 from a foundation started by Peter Thiel, the venture capitalist who among other ...
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