tured specialized court opinions into structured data.”
The startup has raised $2 million from Peter Thiel, also a
Stanford Law alumnus (and co-founder of PayPal), and several
other angel investors. Four of the seven people involved in the
company are Stanford grads. But Masters doesn’t consider it a
Stanford spinout. “It didn’t start as a class project or anything,”
he says. He declined to provide further information about the
company, but spoke at the April CodeX FutureLaw 2013 con-
ference on a panel addressing financing (see page 54).