Meet the founder building smarter legal tools
Mikhail Yatsuha spent over ten years working as a lawyer. He worked his way up from an intern to a partner at Sterling Law. During this time he managed a busy commercial department.
He often saw legal cases that were worth pursuing but too expensive to handle with traditional methods. The high cost of legal fees meant many people could not get help for smaller disputes. This problem became a clear gap in the market.
At the end of 2023 he co-founded CaseCraft.AI to fix this issue. His new company uses technology to rethink how we assess civil claims. He wants to make the legal process more efficient for everyone.
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