Practitioners, builders, and operators who have spent careers at the intersection of law and technology
Yes, that’s Raza holding Rachael’s son, and yes, he’s screaming. Raza is smiling, but this is closer to how he felt inside when he became a client in a draining legal dispute and then met the tools that came with it.
Raza Khan has done hard things. He co-founded MyRichUncle, a fintech company that grew to trade on Nasdaq, and he knows software from the inside. Nothing prepared him for becoming a client.
He was in the middle of a complex and exhausting dispute with a former business partner when he asked Rachael Kierych, a trusted friend and colleague, to take over as his counsel. The case was already in discovery. As Rachael walked him through the tools lawyers rely on, Raza saw the problems clearly. Where was the security? Why did sensitive information sit with outside vendors? Why did the tools cost so much, and why, after paying for all of it, did the client not even have a login to his own case?
Raza is a technologist, and he didn’t settle for a workaround. He bootstrapped a tool of his own, with Rachael advising on the build, and ran discovery on his case with it. Lawyer and client used it together, through discovery and into trial, and Raza won a $5M verdict.
That first version became Versus. Rachael and Raza have now worked together for almost 15 years, and living both sides taught them what mattered: the client gets a login, the lawyer gets the full picture without the scavenger hunt, and everyone works on the same case in what is designed to be one secure place.
Practitioners, builders, and operators who have spent careers at the intersection of law and technology
Co-founder and CEO
Seasoned litigator and trial lawyer in state and federal court, JAMS, FINRA, and AAA known for a track record of courtroom success, including numerous favorable outcomes and high-value verdicts. General Counsel to startups, including in the tech industry. Licensed to practice in New York, California and New Jersey. Recognized by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star for Litigation.
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Co-founder
Majority co-founder of MyRichUncle, a NASDAQ-listed fintech that raised $750 million from Battery Ventures, Nomura, Merrill Lynch, and DZ Bank. Lobbied to eliminate subsidies to corrupt lenders, saving taxpayers $300 billion to date. Co-founded EIFC and grew to $6 billion in assets using algorithms. Forced to spend several million dollars litigating to recover stolen assets, he discovered critical flaws in contracts and courts.
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Chief Product Officer
30+ years developing enterprise solutions for Fortune 500 clients across finance, retail, entertainment, and security sectors. Three-time startup founder with proven track record of building products from concept to successful exit, including a 2x Deloitte Fast 500 company. Led security strategy and implementation at startup and enterprise scale, with expertise spanning security architecture, SIEM, penetration testing, compliance solutions, and advanced threat simulation.
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Chief Technology Officer
30+ years scaling SaaS platforms from startup to enterprise, serving Fortune 100 clients and processing billions in transaction volume. Serial technical leader with three exits and proven track record transforming early-stage companies into acquisition targets for industry leaders like Epiq and Ldiscovery. Deep expertise spanning AI, security, high-performance computing and petabyte-scale data architectures in advanced eDiscovery, information governance, M&A, law enforcement and customer relations.
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