Leading justice intelligence platform Darrow has raised raised $35 million in Series B funding, the company announced this week.
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Georgian led the round, which included current investors, F2, Entrée Capital and NFX, with Darrow earmarking the funds to recruit top talent in R&D and go-to-market functions, break into new legal domains and scale its large language models designed to detect and support potential class action litigation.
"Every day, countless legal violations impacting a vast number of individuals slip through the cracks, though the evidence behind these violations and the legal theories to support potential cases are widely available," CEO Evyatar Ben Artzi, who is also the co-founder and chief executive officer of Darrow, said. "It isn't humanly possible for lawyers to parse through this endless amount of data, so Darrow's platform leads this crucial piece of the process, helping law firms grow their business while maximizing impact for the people they serve."
Founded in 2020 in Tel Aviv, Darrow works to uncover legal wrongdoing and secure justice for impacted parties. Unlike other legal technology platforms that focus on automation of tasks, Darrow supports law firms' business development via identifying potentially high-value, meritorious cases that seek to hold wrongdoers to account, deter further wrongdoing and secure justice for victims.
