
Darrow
Darrow uses AI to search public documents for potential legal violations and brings those cases to plaintiff lawyers.
Data updated Nov 10, 2026 · From public announcements
About Darrow
In the company's own words, reviewed by The Circle Desk.
Darrow uses AI to find high value cases and connect them with plaintiffs' attorneys.
Product Details
From public sources. Darrow can confirm or correct these by claiming the profile.
- AI
- AI features
- Key features
- Production and export
- Case timeline and chronology
- AI summarization and Q and A
- Reporting and dashboards
- Collaboration
- Headquarters
- Israel
Funding History
Every round we have tracked, newest first.
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Sep 19, 2023Series B$35M
Led by Georgian. With F2 Venture Capital, Entrée Capital, NFX, Y Combinator.
Read the announcement -
Nov 7, 2021
Recent Launches
Products and features Darrow has announced.
- Litigation portfolio platform New product
Platform for plaintiffs' firms to find, vet, predict and track cases. Source
Quick Answers
- What does Darrow do?
- Darrow uses AI to find high value cases and connect them with plaintiffs' attorneys. Legal Tech Circle lists Darrow under Litigation & eDiscovery.
- How much funding has Darrow raised?
- Darrow has raised $55M in disclosed funding across 2 rounds tracked by Legal Tech Circle. The most recent was a Series B of $35M in September 2023, led by Georgian.
- Who are Darrow's investors?
- Darrow is backed by Georgian, F2 Venture Capital, Entrée Capital, NFX, and Y Combinator. Georgian and NFX have led at least one round.
- What are the alternatives to Darrow?
- Other eDiscovery companies Legal Tech Circle tracks include Everlaw, DISCO, Enter, and Steno. Compare them side by side on funding, investors and fit before you shortlist.
- Does Darrow use AI?
- Yes. Darrow includes AI features.
- Where is Darrow based?
- Darrow is headquartered in Israel.
Source: Legal Tech Circle funding data, from public announcements. Updated November 10, 2026.