Legal technology startup Turbo Law has raised $3.8 million in seed funding in a round led by Revo Capital, with participation from existing investors Treeo VC, BridgeX Ventures, Alchemist Accelerator, Gokul Rajaram, and several technology executives and litigation partners across the United States.
Founded in 2025 by Jay Sarmaz and Ozgur Bora Gevrek, Turbo Law develops an AI-powered litigation platform designed for defence law firms and insurance carriers handling complex legal matters, including medical malpractice, insurance defence, and tort litigation.
The platform connects to existing case files and transforms large volumes of legal records into a structured, continuously updated view of a case, enabling legal teams to manage matters from initial review through resolution.
Unlike general-purpose legal AI tools focused primarily on research and document drafting, Turbo Law is built specifically for defence litigation workflows. The platform helps attorneys analyse records, draft legal documents, identify key facts and inconsistencies, assess case exposure, and support strategic decision-making through a continuously updated view of each matter.
Defence litigation is one of the most operationally complex areas of legal practice. Teams review enormous volumes of information, make high-stakes decisions under tight timelines, and reassess strategy every time new evidence arrives.
The hard part is holding a single, accurate picture of the matter as it changes. We build that picture and keep it live, so attorneys spend their time on judgment and strategy instead of reassembling the record,
said Jay Sarmaz, co-founder and CEO of Turbo Law.
Turbo Law is designed specifically for legal workflows, incorporating privilege protection, ethical walls, full auditability, and enterprise-grade security for confidential matters, attorney work product, and sensitive client information. Developed in collaboration with legal professionals, the platform aims to reduce administrative burdens and allow attorneys to focus more on legal judgment and strategy.
In its first year, the company has gained traction among US-based defence law firms, processing millions of pages of legal records and supporting more than 1,800 active matters. According to the company, firms using the platform have reduced non-billable work and improved operational efficiency across litigation workflows.
The newly raised capital will be used to expand Turbo Law's engineering, product, customer success, and go-to-market teams, further develop the platform's capabilities, and accelerate adoption among defence law firms, insurance carriers, and litigation-focused legal organisations across the United States.
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