The AI-powered arbitration platform was co-founded by Husch Blackwell partner Brian Potts, Harvard Law School student Kimo Gandall, computer scientist Kenny McLaren.
January 29, 2025 at 01:01 AM
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On February 3, the founders of a new legal tech company hope to upend the practice of arbitration with the release of their new tool, Arbitrus.
Arbitrus will be the flagship product of Fortuna Arbitration, co-founded by Harvard Law School student Kimo Gandall, computer scientist Kenny McLaren, and Husch Blackwell partner Brian Potts. Fortuna Arbitration is being operated as a subsidiary of Fortuna-Insights, a legal research company founded by high school friends Gandall and McLaren in 2023.
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