Turbo Law Expands Platform to All Civil Litigation Practices

SAN MATEO, Calif., Oct. 13, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Turbo Law, a unified intelligent litigation workspace, has expanded its platform to cover all civil litigation practice areas, marking a significant milestone in its growth. The platform, which has been proven in complex litigation cases, now supports a broader range of legal practices, including business litigation, M&A disputes, employment, construction, and real estate.

With this expansion, Turbo Law has surpassed 3,000 active matters, up from 1,800 in July. The company built its foundation in complex insurance defense, including medical malpractice, product liability, and toxic and mass tort litigation. These cases require teams to connect years of records, competing accounts, technical evidence, and evolving allegations to understand the case fully. Now, the platform's capabilities extend to a variety of civil litigation practices, providing a comprehensive solution for law firms.

Turbo Law's core technology processes millions of pages of documents across matters overnight, reading the entire file and developing each matter's intelligence from the ground up. The platform's Fact Graph links facts, people, events, and issues to the underlying evidence, identifying contradictions and developing the relationships that matter to liability, causation, and strategy. This intelligence adapts to the practice area and the specifics of each matter, updating as new records arrive.

The platform's matter-centric design ensures that documents, intelligence, and work tools are readily available in one workspace. This eliminates the need for teams to repeatedly move and manage documents and context between tools. As a result, attorneys can continue working without rebuilding the background for each task. Turbo Law's CEO, Jay Sarmaz, emphasized that the platform's goal is to make the intelligence built from the full file available wherever the team needs it, from preparing discovery and drafting a motion to updating a client or evaluating settlement.

To facilitate seamless integration with existing workflows, Turbo Law has added integrations with NetDocuments, iManage, Clio, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox. These connections bring matter files and new records into Turbo Law from the systems firms already use, ensuring that a newly saved deposition transcript or document production becomes part of the matter's intelligence without a second manual upload.

With this expansion, Turbo Law aims to provide a unified and intelligent solution for all civil litigation practices, streamlining the workflow and enhancing the overall efficiency of legal teams. The company's commitment to innovation and its ability to adapt to the evolving needs of the legal industry make it a valuable tool for law firms looking to improve their case management processes.