VoirPro expands litigation intelligence platform after seed round

VoirPro launched a new version of its Voirtex litigation intelligence platform after raising $500,000 in seed funding in April. The company says the upgrade broadens trial analytics, keeps case intelligence inside firms and is aimed at defense boutiques, plaintiff firms and insurers.

Why it matters: - VoirPro is trying to move trial intelligence from a one-off consulting service into software firms can use across their entire caseload. - The shift could help litigation teams keep juror insights, strategy and modeling data inside the firm instead of losing that knowledge after each case ends. - The company also sees the platform as a potential revenue tool for firms that license it in-house.

What happened: - VoirPro launched the latest version of Voirtex, its AI-augmented litigation intelligence platform, after a $500,000 seed investment in April. - The Raleigh, North Carolina-based company said the new release reflects continued development through live trials. - VoirPro is targeting more defense trial boutiques, plaintiff trial firms and insurers.

The details: - Voirtex covers the trial process from pre-trial strategy and jury pool analysis to live voir dire, juror scoring, juror evaluation and verdict modeling. - The platform includes VoirPro FINDS, the company’s juror behavioral segmentation framework. - VoirPro says FINDS helps trial teams assess how jurors are likely to lean based on demographic and behavioral factors. - Firms can license Voirtex and use it across multiple cases instead of hiring outside jury consultants case by case. - The platform lets litigation teams organize case information, analyze jury pools, draft targeted voir dire questions, evaluate prospective jurors during questioning, coordinate challenges and track trial insights. - Information and analysis from each matter stay inside the platform for future cases. - The April seed round was VoirPro’s first capital raise after two years of profitable operation. - VoirPro was founded in North Carolina in May 2024 by analytics professionals and trial attorneys. - The company says it has used and refined its approach in live trials across railroad, transportation, professional liability and complex civil litigation.

Between the lines: - VoirPro is positioning software, not outside consulting, as the core product. - That model could appeal to firms that want more control over strategy data and less dependence on outside experts. - The company is also signaling that live courtroom use, not just lab testing, is driving product development. - Bryce Gartner said the funding accelerated work to use AI to strengthen analysis and give trial teams more powerful intelligence throughout litigation. - Daniel F. Church said Voirtex keeps analysis inside the firm so attorneys can carry that intelligence into the next trial.

What's next: - VoirPro says it will keep engineering and refining Voirtex as adoption grows. - The company is focused on expanding use among litigation teams that want to build internal trial intelligence capabilities. - VoirPro will continue positioning Voirtex as a platform for pre-trial preparation, jury selection, trial strategy and mediation.

The bottom line: - VoirPro is betting firms will pay to own their trial intelligence, not rent it one case at a time.