Turbo Law expands across all civil litigation practice areas and surpasses 3,000 active matters
Proven on complex litigation files, Turbo Law brings full-file matter intelligence to firm-wide deployments, with millions of pages processed overnight and a workspace built around how litigation teams work.
SAN MATEO, Calif., Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Turbo Law, the unified intelligent litigation workspace, today announced its expansion across all civil litigation practice areas. Building on its work in some of litigation's most complex and document-intensive cases, the platform now enables firms to deploy Turbo Law across all their litigation practices. The announcement comes as Turbo Law surpasses 3,000 active matters, up from 1,800 in July.
Turbo Law built its foundation in complex insurance defense, including medical malpractice, product liability, and toxic and mass tort litigation. These matters require teams to connect years of records, competing accounts, technical evidence and evolving allegations to understand what happened and what it means for the case. That foundation now extends across business litigation, M&A disputes, employment, construction, real estate and other civil litigation practices.
The platform can process millions of pages across matters overnight, reading the entire file and developing each matter's intelligence from the ground up. Pleadings, discovery, medical records, depositions, correspondence and expert materials become a connected understanding of the case through Turbo Law's Fact Graph. It links facts, people, events and issues to the underlying evidence, identifies contradictions and develops the relationships that matter to liability, causation and strategy.
That intelligence adapts to the practice area and the specifics of each matter. As new records arrive, Turbo Law updates its understanding, giving teams a current foundation for chronologies, case evaluations, drafting, research, client reporting and settlement preparation. Source citations let attorneys inspect the evidence behind the work.
Turbo Law also removes the burden of learning how to prompt AI, building workflows and playbooks, or repeatedly moving and managing documents and context between tools. When a team opens a matter, its documents, intelligence and work tools are readily available in one workspace. The context developed during review carries into drafting, research and strategy, so attorneys can continue working without rebuilding the background for each task.
The platform is matter-centric and built around how litigation teams function. Its core technology connects the case file, the team's work and the matter's evolving intelligence, making AI part of the litigation process rather than a chatbot bolted onto legacy software.
"We built Turbo Law on cases where the volume is enormous and the details can change everything," said Jay Sarmaz, co-founder and CEO of Turbo Law. "Reading the entire file is the starting point. The real work is connecting the evidence and developing an understanding of the matter that gets deeper as the case progresses. Attorneys should be able to open their matters and get to work, without becoming prompt engineers or spending their time assembling context for AI."
The expansion also includes integrations with NetDocuments, iManage, Clio, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox. These connections bring matter files and new records into Turbo Law from the systems firms already use. A newly saved deposition transcript or document production can become part of the matter's intelligence without a second manual upload.
"Looking ahead, litigation teams can deploy Turbo Law firm-wide and expect us to keep integrating more deeply into their day-to-day workflows," Sarmaz added. "We're building core technology for litigation, with the matter at the center. Our focus is on making the intelligence built from the full file available wherever the team needs it, from preparing discovery and drafting a motion to updating a client or evaluating settlement."
Firms can request a demonstration at turbolaw.ai/request-a-demo.
About Turbo Law
Turbo Law is the unified intelligent litigation workspace. It develops source-linked matter intelligence from the entire case file and brings review, drafting, research, strategy and settlement preparation into one connected workspace. Built with experienced litigators, Turbo Law adapts to each practice area and updates its understanding as matters evolve. The company is backed by Revo Capital, Treeo VC, BridgeX Ventures, Alchemist Accelerator, and technology executives and litigation partners. Learn more at turbolaw.ai.
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