Legal tech is having a moment, and Supio is leading the charge.
The AI-powered litigation startup just closed a $60 million Series B round, bringing its total funding to $91 million. The raise was led by Sapphire Ventures, with participation from Mayfield and Thomson Reuters Ventures, underscoring investor confidence in Supio’s mission to transform how complex litigation is handled.
But Supio isn’t building just another automation tool—it’s architecting a new era of trust-first, human-in-the-loop AIfor one of the most sensitive sectors: legal justice.
The Real Problem: Litigation Is Overwhelming
In areas like personal injury and mass tort litigation, legal teams are often buried under a mountain of documents. The stakes are high, the data is dense, and every decision can profoundly affect lives.
Supio tackles this challenge head-on with an AI platform designed to speed up workflows without sacrificing accuracy. It does this by combining powerful machine learning with expert human oversight, ensuring that no nuance is lost and no legal risk overlooked.
As legal teams move away from traditional tools, Supio offers a scalable way to deliver justice faster—without cutting corners.
The Team Behind the Vision
Supio’s team reads like a who’s who of tech and legal innovators.
Joining the leadership bench is Jim Sinai, former SVP of Salesforce Einstein, who brings deep experience in AI commercialization. Co-founder Jerry Zhou emphasized that the new funding will not only fuel platform growth but also help hire top-tier AI, engineering, and legal talent.
“Our mission is clear,” Zhou says. “We’re not just streamlining legal workflows—we’re reimagining how justice scales.”
Backers Betting Big on Legal AI
The backing from Sapphire Ventures, Mayfield, and Thomson Reuters Ventures gives Supio more than just capital—it brings deep domain expertise and go-to-market muscle.
Each investor sees Supio as more than a tool. They see a future where AI enhances—not replaces—legal professionals in delivering smarter, faster, and more equitable outcomes.
Why It Matters
In an era when AI is disrupting every industry, the legal sector remains one of the most cautious adopters—and rightly so. Trust, ethics, and human judgment aren’t optional in courtrooms or claims offices.
Supio’s human-in-the-loop approach could be the model that finally earns AI a lasting place in high-stakes legal environments. With this funding, Supio is poised to scale from a smart startup to a foundational player in the future of legal tech.
Justice doesn’t scale easily. Supio just made it a little easier.
Sources: Supio