Our Team

Every decent legaltech startup needs a celebrity association, like Andrew. Many of you probably already know all about him. Some of you likely have his posters up on your walls.

As the founder of the ultra-hot legal research platform, ROSS intelligence, he has been featured in more gossip magazines than we can count for pioneering the use of artificial intelligence in the law.

When we have a mess we can’t solve, we call Ashif. If Hollywood gave James Bond a knack for tech entrepreneurship and a desire need to give back, Bond might have been named Mawji.

He has scaled more tech and participated in more exits, nonprofits and top secret national security briefings than all our founders combined. He’s an international man of excitement but with fewer bullets and much more family time.

We accidentally started the meme about “sharks with frickin' laser beams on their heads” by describing Braden at a public event. Half human, half shark; pure insuretech badass. He’s the guy you want helping you navigate the waters with the big insurance companies.

We’re not sure if it’s out of fear of him or respect for him, but we do know that the big guys stopped trying to push us around since he joined.

This is Bryan. He's sort of like a horse whisperer—but for people. He has background in neuroscience, psychology, & marketing and he advises us on how to market ourselves and how to make things easier to use.

Colin is a legaltech OG. He’s a rebel who doesn’t colour within the lines. He shook up the legal industry for over 25 years just because he felt like it. And he’s not sorry either. His peers call him “persistent,” “disruptive,” and “an instigator,” but mostly, they just call him “visionary.”

When the robots finally take over and then sue everyone, it will be because of his pioneering work opening up legal data and applying Artificial Intelligence.

Ed has been democratizing the law as the head honcho at Fastcase since 1999.  He’s an advocate for strong coffee, streamlined Keynote presentations, short meetings, open law, and the Oxford comma.

Although he couldn’t get admitted to either Georgetown Law or Cornell Law School, he somehow manages to also teach at both schools in alternating semesters—you just never know how things will turn out.

A cosmic accident merged the wonderful world of Disney with the stodgy world of law and we got Kyla, the founder of De Novo inc. She is basically an imagineer for legal service delivery.

When lawyers, law firms and corporate counsel get tired of living in the dark ages, she injects a little bibbity-bobbity magic, innovation and creative thinking, that makes problems disappear.

Martha advises us on on all things at the intersection of data, transformation, and technology.

Water into wine via a Star Trek replicator? Bzzzt! It's done!

Using her past experience as a VP at Northbridge Financial, she also helps us turn low-tech insurance industry caterpillars into high-tech insurance industry butterflies!

This is Mini! Her name is short for “Minimal Chef Skills.” Although this is so, she is endeavoring to improve this as she has just recently turned vegan.  

She also has a daughter who forces her to stay on shore instead of doing one her favorite hobbies: diving with sharks!  

She has joined our advisory and we are excited to be working with her. She is a defense lawyer who happens to be the VP of Legal Services at Crawford & Company where she works on insurance defense.

Obviously, she brings an incredibly important counter-perspective on settlements.

Rick is an expert at using data & analytics to make  predictions about the outcome of lawsuits. That real estate dispute that's going to happen on the planet Mars in 2063? Rick already knows who's going to win.

When he's not creating awesomely futuristic legal technology, Rick loves skiing, golfing, and playing chess. You won't beat him at chess: not only is he very competitive, but he already knows your next move.

To relax, Rick uses his tech-enabled psychic powers to guess the final scores of upcoming college football games with over 85% accuracy.

Sean is a tech guy, a software guy, an Amazon plus Martini guy, but mostly he’s an expert insurance guy—he’s kind of has to be, as the head of one of western Canada's largest insurance brokerages.

He advises in any of those areas where appropriate; though he might advise more, or less, depending on the number of martinis he's had.

Tammie is an avid traveller, perpetual seeker of wisdom and knowledge, and author. She literally wrote the book on how to settle an injury claim!

Whether it be hiking the hills of Croatia or meditating in Fiji, Tammie channels the energy of the universe into her work and embodies leadership while helping individuals and organizations achieve success by influencing change, championing leaders, and increasing awareness within one’s self and others.

At PainWorth, she has joined our advisory team and is currently helping us with the onboarding process and training of adjusters. Having her on our team already makes us feel less stressed about our personal injury claims.⁠