Problem

Personal-injury law firms must assemble a case record by chasing dozens of documents from police departments, insurers, and medical providers, many of which still rely on fax, mail, and phone. The work is slow, fragmented, and labor-intensive: firms either hire more paralegals, increasing cost and limiting caseload, or outsource individual retrieval tasks to vendors that can be slow, opaque, and expensive per request. Andco identifies the core economic pain as pre-litigation speed: its stated benchmark is roughly eight hours of legal-staff work during the first 24 hours of a case, with firms’ ability to scale constrained by this administrative burden.

The main use case is the immediate workup after a new personal-injury client signs, especially an auto-accident case. The firm needs to obtain police and accident reports, open insurance claims, verify coverage, engage adjusters, and request medical records and bills before legal strategy and a demand can progress. Delays can slow settlement and limit the number of contingency-fee cases a firm can handle.

Product / Service

Andco is an AI-agent platform that runs the end-to-end pre-litigation workup for personal-injury and plaintiff firms. When a case is signed, its agents work in parallel to request reports, open claims with carriers, identify UM/UIM coverage, contact adjusters and medical providers, collect records and bills, monitor outstanding treatment, and follow up until the required information arrives. The platform operates through the channels that these counterparties actually use—fax, email, physical mail, web portals, SMS, and voice—rather than requiring firms to replace their existing workflow.

The benefit is operational leverage: Andco says it can save about eight hours in the first 24 hours of a case and more than 24 hours between intake and demand. It also extends beyond retrieval into organizing the workup, analyzing liability and damages, and drafting demands, while leaving attorneys in control of legal strategy, review, and approval rather than replacing legal judgment.

Market

Andco competes in B2B legal technology, specifically AI-enabled case-workup and workflow automation for the large, fragmented personal-injury market. The company describes personal injury as a $50B-plus industry. Adjacent competitors include Filevine, Litify, and MyCase in case management, as well as AI-focused providers such as EvenUp and Briefpoint; EvenUp is the clearest direct threat because it already has a strong position in personal-injury legal technology and demand-letter automation. Andco’s differentiation is its attempt to automate the entire pre-litigation workup across multiple communication channels rather than provide only document storage, case management, or a single point solution.

Andco is an early-stage but commercially deployed company rather than merely a pre-launch concept. It was founded in 2026, is an active YC Spring 2026 company, and reports being live with personal-injury firms across the United States, handling hundreds of cases and thousands of requests per month while exploring pilots with large injury firms. Public materials do not disclose revenue, pricing, named customers, or audited customer metrics, so its revenue status cannot be independently established; the available evidence supports early traction, not a confirmed revenue scale.