Darrow, founded in 2020, builds a Justice Intelligence Platform that scans and clusters vast amounts of public records to spot potential class-action lawsuits and mass tort opportunities in areas like data privacy, antitrust, employment, and environmental law, work that would otherwise take legal researchers weeks to surface manually.
In-house legal experts review the platform's findings for accuracy and legal merit before cases are brought to plaintiffs' attorneys, and the company has since launched a portfolio-management platform letting law firms track and prioritize their entire case pipeline the way an investment fund manages a portfolio.
Pricing combines subscription and usage-based fees scaled to a firm's case, exposure, and scan volume, with Darrow also sharing in legal awards on some engagements. For a plaintiffs' firm that wants to systematically surface new case opportunities instead of relying on referrals and manual research, Darrow's public-records scanning addresses that directly.
