Each company in the group applies artificial intelligence to a traditional industry and has its own brand, market and accounts. The register records the status of each one and is updated whenever a new company enters the market.
How we select sectors
We select sectors that are significant to the economy and in which the adoption of artificial intelligence is still limited, where processes depend on documents, waiting times and intermediaries, and where a substantial body of documents has yet to be analysed.
A documented gap1. A body of documents beyond manual review2. Professional accountability3. A company in its own right4.
A documented gap: Delays and costs in the sector must be established by public, verifiable sources rather than by subjective assessment. Civil justice, the first sector in which the group operates, meets this condition: every statistic on this site cites its source.
A body of documents beyond manual review: Contracts, case files, expert reports and judgments already hold considerable value, which nevertheless remains out of reach because their sheer volume prevents a complete manual analysis.
Professional accountability: Artificial intelligence analyses and compares; a professional from the sector verifies the results and takes the decisions. Sectors that do not allow for this safeguard fall outside our scope.
A company in its own right: Each company in the group is an independent business, with its own organisation and its own market. From the group it inherits the method, the infrastructure and the standards and, where sectors are related, the data as well.
Civil justice is the first sector to meet these criteria; others will follow. The register
The register
3 entries in the register
ComproCausa
Artificial intelligence compares each case with millions of Italian rulings, a lawyer validates the merits, and even a €50,000 claim can be assessed by those able to fund it.
- What it does
- ComproCausa provides a free pre-evaluation of the civil and commercial claims of individuals and small businesses. If a case is eligible, it refers it to third-party litigation funds, which may cover the legal costs or acquire the claim in dispute before judgment.
- Who it is for
- Individuals and small businesses with a right to enforce, in claims worth €50,000 or more: medical malpractice, banking and insurance, employment, contracts. It also serves the funds that select claims to finance.
- How it works
- The claimant completes an online questionnaire, which takes a few minutes. Artificial intelligence compares the case with millions of Italian rulings; ComproCausa’s team reviews the report and an appointed lawyer validates its merits.
- Why now
- Litigation funding has been practised for years but has traditionally focused on high-value disputes, since assessing a smaller claim manually was too costly. Analysing rulings at scale now makes it possible to assess the claims of individuals and SMEs as well.
- Sector
- Civil justice · litigation funding for individuals and SMEs
- Key facts
- Free of charge for the claimant: €0
- Report in about 72 working hours, indicative timeframe
- Three levels of review: AI, team and appointed lawyer
- Mark
NoticeComproCausa is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice and does not buy or fund the claim: it pre-evaluates the case and, if eligible, refers it to third-party litigation funds.
Kesita
Kesita gives lawyers access to the same legal database that ComproCausa uses to evaluate claims.
- What it does
- Legal Intelligence for Italian law: Kesita identifies the relevant rulings from a question put in Italian, sets out the direction of case law on an issue and supports the drafting of legal documents, with the sources already included and checked.
- Who it is for
- Lawyers, law firms and in-house legal teams, including professionals who already use an artificial intelligence assistant: Kesita operates within Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
- How it works
- Kesita analyses the reasoning of judgments, not only the headnotes, across millions of rulings and the whole body of Italian legislation. Every citation is checked against the registry before it is shown.
- Why now
- The answers to legal questions lie in the reasoning of judgments, and the citations in legal documents have always been checked manually. Artificial intelligence now makes it possible to analyse the reasoning in full and to verify every reference before it is included in a document.
- Sector
- Legal information · for lawyers, firms and in-house legal teams
- Key facts
- Millions of rulings and all Italian legislation
- Every citation checked against the registry
- Six areas of law, eighteen filterable courts
- Mark
Venture 03
The register is updated each time one of the group’s companies enters the market. The next one is under review; this entry will be completed when the project is ready to be presented.
Those who know a traditional industry from the inside are invited to write to us.
