A Budget Written on a Napkin. And It Was Wrong.
A client asked what a matter would cost.
The partner did what partners do: took a napkin, thought about it for a minute, and wrote down a number.
The number was wrong.
The partner had good judgment, but the information that would have made it right was scattered across years of time entries, a dozen prior matters, and a docket no one had pulled. None of it was reachable in the time it takes to answer a client.
That gap is what LexPipe closes. For litigation, the data firms need to price a matter is already in their billing system and in the public court record. We connect the two and put the answer in front of the partner before the client asks.
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From Idea to Industry
2024
Founded
LexPipe founded on the premise that data can be transformational at law firms.
Sep 2024
LVNx Debut
LexPipe attends LVNx 2025 and validates the product with real firms in the field.
Apr 2025
First Design Partner
LexPipe secures its first signed design partner, a major milestone in product-market fit.
Aug 2025
SOC II Certified
LexPipe achieves SOC II certification, unlocking the ability to process live billing data.
Sep 2025
LVNx Return
LexPipe presents at LVNx '26, generating significant interest from the broader market.
Mar 2026
6 Top-100 Partners
LexPipe secures six design partners from the AmLaw Top 100, validating enterprise-grade demand.
Real numbers for every matter.
No more napkins.
LexPipe is SOC 2 certified and works with Am Law 100 firms.
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The People Behind LexPipe
A team that has lived the problem.
Michael is the founder and CEO of LexPipe. He trained as an engineer at Cornell, earned his JD at Cardozo, and spent four years as a patent litigator at Kenyon & Kenyon (now part of Hunton Andrews Kurth), including in matters in District Courts, the ITC, and PTAB.
Before LexPipe, he founded Docket Alarm, a docket research and tracking platform. Docket Alarm was acquired by Fastcase, which is now part of Clio. LexPipe applies the same approach to a harder problem: connect court records to a firm's own billing data so partners can budget, price, and staff matters with real numbers and authoritative sources.
