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Lawyaw

acquired by ClioYC W18

San Francisco, US · Founded 2016 · 15 employees · 3 known investors

Lawyaw developed legal document automation software that let law firms auto-fill court forms and generate documents from templates. Acquired by Clio in 2021, it now operates as Clio Draft.

Also known as MyStacks

AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaSDocumentsLegalUnited States of AmericaAmerica / CanadaPartly Remote

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W18)

Lawyaw was founded in 2016 by Tucker Cottingham, Jack Newton, and Rian Gauvreau.

TCTucker Cottingham
Tucker CottinghaminFounder/CEOTucker Cottingham founded Lawyaw and previously built a law firm in San Francisco. He has focused on criminal justice reform and currently serves on the board of the American Bar Association's Legal Technology Resource Center.
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Jack NewtonCo-founder
RG
Rian GauvreauCo-founder

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Frequently asked questions

What does Lawyaw do?
Lawyaw developed legal document automation software that let law firms auto-fill court forms and generate documents from templates. Acquired by Clio in 2021, it now operates as Clio Draft.
Who founded Lawyaw?
Lawyaw was founded by Tucker Cottingham, Jack Newton, Rian Gauvreau in 2016.
Who are Lawyaw's investors?
Lawyaw's investors include Bow Capital, Y Combinator, MAGIC Fund.
Who acquired Lawyaw?
Lawyaw was acquired by Clio.
Where is Lawyaw headquartered?
Lawyaw is headquartered in San Francisco, US.