Finch
AI-enabled legal operations for personal injury law firms
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Finch
Finch combines a legal operations team with proprietary AI to manage personal injury cases for plaintiff firms. Its services cover intake, case management, medical records, demands, settlements and litigation support.
Law firms engage Finch to handle case operations, with human staff managing work that requires personal attention and AI supporting operational tasks. Finch is based in New York City and is hiring across product, applied AI, legal operations, growth and other functions.
Product: A managed legal operations service supported by proprietary AI for personal injury law firms.
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