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Here's the pitch deck that AI-native law firm Moritz used to raise $9 million
Moritz, led by CEO Pamir Ehsas, raised $9 million post-Y Combinator to build software for law firms.
TL;DR
- Lawyers are increasingly starting their own firms, utilizing AI to minimize overhead.
- Pamir Ehsas quit a major Norwegian law firm to co-found Moritz, a legal tech startup.
- Moritz raised $9 million in a seed round, exceeding its initial $3 million goal.
- The firm develops software to aid its lawyers in tasks like drafting contracts and NDAs.
- Moritz is part of a new wave of legal tech startups aiming to revolutionize legal services.
- The company emphasizes a selective recruitment process, rejecting most lawyer applicants.