SAN FRANCISCO – Artificial intelligence developed by legal tech startup Eve is seeing growing adoption by U.S. plaintiffs’ law firms, marking a significant shift in how this side of the legal industry operates. The company’s tools are being used to streamline the labor-intensive process of building cases for individuals.
Eve’s technology assists attorneys with core tasks such as evaluating new potential cases, drafting legal documents and demand letters, and generating detailed medical chronologies. The platform’s ability to manage the high-volume, document-heavy workflow of plaintiffs’ law has led to its use by more than 450 U.S. law firm customers.
This trend highlights a broader movement within the legal field. While technological investment has historically focused on tools for corporate law firms and defense-side litigation, plaintiffs’ attorneys in the U.S. are now increasingly turning to specialized AI to gain a competitive edge.
“The legal industry is recognizing that AI isn’t just for the defense side,” said Jay Madheswaran, CEO and co-founder of Eve. “We’re seeing a pronounced shift as plaintiffs’ lawyers in the United States embrace these technologies to enhance their practice and manage the pressures of a competitive landscape.”
The rise of companies like Eve, along with other specialized startups, signals a new chapter for the U.S. plaintiffs’ bar. By integrating AI into their daily workflows, firms can operate more efficiently, potentially allowing them to take on more cases and build stronger, data-driven claims for their clients.
