Organizing human legal expertise into justice that never sleeps

Casey and Kai met in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where two universities have produced a long line of attorneys and engineers, and in our case, two people who came to believe those things should be the same company.

Every year in the U.S., billions of dollars in legal needs go unmet because finding trustworthy, affordable help remains too difficult.

Yet for too long, technology has only enriched traditional big law firms and corporate departments without fundamentally improving how legal services are delivered to real people. So Blueshoe is our answer.

We decided to completely reimagine the way people find and engage legal services. Build for our generation that already expects everything to be intelligent, always-on, and to meet us in all the same ways we live our lives.

We’re building a law firm that’s not afraid to use technology to the fullest potential, to enable attorneys to practice at the top of their game, doing their very best work for clients. Where scale makes justice more human, not less.

We took the idea to San Francisco and Y Combinator, the same program that launched the companies that redefined how travel accomodation and food are delivered, because this is the same kind of bet. A massive market held hostage by a broken model, at a technology inflection that makes a new model possible.

Blueshoe exists because the law is too important to belong only to the people who can afford it. And because the technology to change that is finally here.