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Austin Lawyer Launches Legal AI Company to Draft Pleadings

August 1, 2024 Krista Torralva

At the request of his father, Austin attorney Dov Preminger took on a case a few years ago for a contractor who didn’t get paid about $50,000 for work he performed. 

Preminger’s work on the case came to about $13,000 in fees and expenses. While he and his client won a default judgment for the full requested amount, they were only able to garnish a bank account for about $3,000, which was split between the client, the bank’s lawyer and Preminger. 

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Krista Torralva

Krista Torralva covers pro bono, public service, and diversity matters in the Texas legal market.

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