EvenUp Law

EvenUp Law
EvenUp Law
  • Headquarters

    San Francisco, CA
  • Founded

    2019
  • CEO / Founder

    Rami Karjian
  • Employees

    201-500
  • Funding

    Series D+ — $135M
  • Products

    1 product listed
  • Avg. AI Score

    7.3/10

Profile updated

Products
1
Avg AI Score
7.3/10
Founded
2019
Funding
$385M
About EvenUp Law

EvenUp was founded in 2019 by Rami Karjian and Ryan Zhang and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company develops artificial intelligence software designed for personal injury law firms, focusing on automating the analysis of medical records and the drafting of demand letters used in settlement negotiations.

The company's core product, Claims Genius, ingests medical records, bills, and other case documentation to help attorneys and paralegals build demand packages more quickly. EvenUp markets its platform to plaintiff-side personal injury firms of varying sizes, positioning its tools as a way to help legal teams process higher case volumes without proportionally expanding staff.

EvenUp has raised funding from investors including Bessemer Venture Partners, SignalFire, and Bain Capital Ventures across multiple funding rounds, with a Series D reported in 2024. The company has grown its headcount substantially since its founding and has expanded its product suite beyond demand letter automation into broader case management and litigation support tools.

Specialties
Legal TechnologyArtificial IntelligencePersonal Injury LawDemand Letter AutomationMedical Record AnalysisCase Management Software
Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Valuationest.
$2B
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Total Raised
$385M
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Valuation over time
$325M(Jun 9, 2023, est.)$1B(Oct 8, 2024, est.)$2B(Oct 7, 2025, est.)
Total Raised over time
$65M(Jun 9, 2023, est.)$235M(Oct 8, 2024)$385M(Oct 7, 2025)
Products by EvenUp Law

All products by EvenUp Law reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

How Our Review Panel Scores EvenUp Law

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed EvenUp Law's product on their own terms. They disagreed by 1.6 points — The Finance Lead was the hardest to convince, The Domain Strategist the most positive.

The Domain Strategist
7.8
The Decision Maker
7.6
The Domain Practitioner
7.6
The Power User
7.6
The Skeptic
7.1
The Finance Lead
6.2

Averaged across 1 reviewed product in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who EvenUp Law competes with, and how they differ.

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Supio7.8/10

Nearly identical product scope: Supio ingests medical records, bills, and police reports to auto-draft demand letters and medical chronologies with page-level source citations across 112 case types, competing head-to-head with EvenUp for the same personal-injury firm budget.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
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Eve

Eve (EveOS) is a broader plaintiff-side AI platform spanning personal injury, workers' comp, SSDI, and medical malpractice from intake through pre-litigation, versus EvenUp's narrower focus on claims intelligence and demand-package generation; Eve raised a $103M Series B at a $1B+ valuation in September 2025 led by Spark Capital.

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Filevine

Filevine is case-management-first (matter management, billing, intake) with AI layered on top via its LOIS assistant and MedChron medical-chronology tool, versus EvenUp's AI-native platform built specifically around claims intelligence and document generation; many PI firms run Filevine for case operations and evaluate EvenUp separately for AI drafting.

Company Timeline

Key milestones in EvenUp Law's history, with sources.

  1. Launch

    Launches Communication Agents and AI Drafts Suite upgrades

    AI voice and SMS agents for routine case communications were unveiled by co-founder Saam Mashhad at the National Trial Lawyers Summit; early deployments reclaimed more than 9 hours per case.

    evenuplaw.com
  2. Funding

    Series E — $150M led by Bessemer Venture Partners at $2B+ valuation

    Participation from REV (the VC arm of LexisNexis owner RELX), B Capital, SignalFire, Bain Capital Ventures, HarbourVest, and Lightspeed brought total funding to $385M in EvenUp's fourth financing round in two years.

    evenuplaw.com
  3. Milestone

    Opens new brick-and-mortar San Francisco headquarters

    The move followed EvenUp's unicorn valuation and was framed by the company as catalyzing further growth and in-person collaboration.

    evenuplaw.com
  4. Launch

    Introduces Express Demands, first in a new series of AI documents

    The product auto-generates demand packages for straightforward, lower-value PI claims, extending EvenUp's document suite beyond its flagship Demands product.

    evenuplaw.com
  5. Milestone

    Business Insider: ex-employees describe heavy reliance on human staff behind the AI

    Eight former employees told Business Insider that EvenUp's AI mishandled injuries, hallucinated conditions, and required close human correction; CEO Rami Karabibar said the combined human-plus-AI approach is a deliberate feature, not a bug.

    businessinsider.com
  6. Funding

    Series D — $135M led by Bain Capital Ventures, unicorn valuation over $1B

    Participation from Premji Invest, Lightspeed, Bessemer, SignalFire, and B Capital Group brought total funding to $235M, with $220M of that raised in the prior 18 months — one of the largest legal-AI rounds on record.

    prnewswire.com
  7. Funding

    Series B — $50.5M led by Bessemer Venture Partners at $325M valuation

    The round brought EvenUp's total funding to $65M; new investors included Clio Ventures and Bain Capital Ventures, alongside existing backers SignalFire, DCM, and NFX.

    betakit.com
  8. Founded

    Founded by Rami Karabibar, Raymond Mieszaniec, and Saam Mashhad

    EvenUp was founded in San Francisco to level the playing field in personal-injury settlements, after co-founder Raymond Mieszaniec watched his father receive an inadequate settlement following a car accident.

    businessinsider.com

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