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Garfield AI (legally Garfield.Law Ltd) is the world's first law firm authorised by the UK Solicitors Regulation Authority to deliver legal services entirely through AI technology, founded in 2023 by Philip Young (former Baker & McKenzie litigation specialist and Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP co-founder) and Daniel Long (quantum physicist). The company operates as a self-serve platform at garfield.law that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000, serving sole traders, freelancers, and small businesses who find traditional legal routes uneconomical for sub-£10,000 disputes. Since SRA authorisation in May 2025, Garfield has processed over 600 claims and recovered approximately £500,000 for clients, and in May 2026 became the first AI lawyer to win a contested court case at Wandsworth County Court.

The platform's technical architecture is a hybrid system combining a logic-based expert system with large language models, employing 20-30 API calls to handle discrete legal process stages from polite chasers through to trial. The expert system validates fundamental legal requirements (limitation periods, claim amounts, court jurisdictions) before any LLM-generated content is produced, and an information extraction framework converts unstructured user input into validated structured schemas to prevent hallucinations. Document generation covers Letters Before Action, court claim forms (Form N1), witness statements, case bundles, and skeleton arguments. The platform integrates with Companies House for real-time debtor risk checks on corporate defendants and with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent for automatic invoice import, including bulk processing for high-volume users.

Garfield operates a pure product-led growth model with no sales team, monetising through per-document transaction fees of £2 for a polite chaser and £7.50 for a Letter Before Action, with court fees passed through separately. Two pricing tiers are offered: a Single claim tier (1 claim/month for sole traders) and a Multiple claims tier (2-50 claims/month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices). The company is funded exclusively through angel investors, having deliberately rejected venture capital to preserve its access-to-justice pricing mission. Customer segments are segmented horizontally by size tier (sole traders as primary, professional services firms and larger corporations as secondary), with marketing driven primarily by earned media coverage across BBC, Financial Times, Forbes, Bloomberg, and The Guardian, supplemented by thought leadership at institutions including the Royal Society, Cambridge University Faculty of Law, LSE, and the House of Lords Justice Select Committee.

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Garfield AI is the UK's first SRA-regulated AI law firm, automating small claims debt recovery (up to £10,000) for sole traders, freelancers, and small businesses through a self-serve platform combining expert systems with large language models.

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HeadquartersTunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
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Keyword5 values
legal technology platform, AI debt recovery, small claims automation, legal document automation, invoice recovery software
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1Accounts Receivable (Invoicing, Cash Application, Deductions)
CodeBPAAAGABPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Collection Agencies561440
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Consumer Credit Reporting, Collection Agencies7320
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Legal Technology
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1Transaction-based Legal Services
TypeTransaction Fee
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Users pay per legal action taken - £2 for polite chaser letter, £7.50 for Letter Before Action, with court claim filing at additional court fees. Pricing is unit-based (per document/claim type) rather than subscription or hourly billing.

garfield.law
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Pricing details2 tiers
1Single claim - 1 claim per month for sole traders and small businesses
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Single claim tier at 1 claim per month for businesses with unpaid invoices. Fee breakdown: £2.00 for polite chaser letter, £7.50 for Letter Before Action, with court fees added separately based on claim value.

garfield.law
2Multiple claims - 2-50 claims per month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices
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Multiple claims tier at 2-50 claims per month. Volume pricing available for bulk users; commercial enquiries directed to [email protected] for bulk user discounts.

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Garfield AI is an SRA-regulated AI-powered legal technology platform that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. The platform drafts and sends legal correspondence (polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court claim forms, witness statements, case bundles), integrates with accounting software for invoice import, runs Companies House debtor risk checks, and files claims electronically with the court. It serves UK sole traders, freelancers, small businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporates on a pay-per-action basis.

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  • Recovered approximately £500,000 for clients across 600+ claims
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Garfield AI is a unified AI-powered legal service platform that operates as the world's first SRA-regulated AI law firm. The core product is the Garfield AI Platform, which combines an expert system with large language models to automate small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. The platform is offered through two subscription tiers: Single Claim (1 claim/month for sole traders) and Multiple Claims (2-50 claims/month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices). The service includes integrated document generation (polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court forms), electronic court filing, and optional accounting software sync with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent. Users can also access bulk claims processing and Companies House risk checks as additional capabilities within the platform.

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1Garfield AI Platform
CategoryLegal Technology / AI Legal Services Platform
Description

AI-powered legal technology platform that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. Drafts and sends polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court claim forms, witness statements, and case bundles; integrates with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent for invoice import; queries Companies House for debtor risk checks; and files claims electronically with the court via court API. Built for sole traders, small businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporates.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-25
Description

Accounting software integration allowing businesses to import outstanding invoices directly from Xero ledger for seamless debt recovery workflow. Garfield AI auto-generates claim paperwork from imported invoice data.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-25
Description

Integration with Sage accounting software enabling automatic import of unpaid invoices for bulk claims processing. Streamlines entire debt recovery workflow from accounting data.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-25
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One-click integration with QuickBooks allowing businesses to import outstanding invoices directly from their ledger, eliminating manual data entry and ensuring consistency.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-25
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Integration with FreeAgent accounting platform for automatic import of outstanding invoices. Supports seamless debt recovery workflow for freelancers and small businesses.

5Justice Select Committee
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Garfield AI co-founders invited to present to Parliament's Justice Select Committee as part of comprehensive review of the County Court system and access to justice for SMEs. Contributed written evidence submission.

garfield.law
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Description

CEO Philip Young spoke at Royal Society 'AI and the Law' conference alongside senior judiciary, government officials, and academic leaders including Lord Justice Birss and Dan James (MOJ AI Unit Director).

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Description

CEO Philip Young joined panel discussion at Cambridge University Faculty of Law examining AI's transformation of legal profession alongside representatives from Baker McKenzie, Thomson Reuters Labs, and 3VB Chambers.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CTO Daniel Long participated in inaugural Future of Law masterclass series at LSE alongside Deloitte Legal CTO Professor Bruce Braude, discussing technical architecture and regulatory compliance of AI legal platforms.

9Technology and Construction Court (TCC)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Co-founders presented Garfield AI platform at TCC AI conference to construction law practitioners, judges, and legal technology experts, demonstrating AI transformation of dispute resolution.

garfield.law
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SRA authorised Garfield AI as the first law firm approved to deliver legal services entirely through AI technology. Eight-month authorisation process with ongoing regulatory oversight ensuring consumer protection.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Domain-specific AI platform built for elite law firms providing legal drafting, research, and matter management. Comparable in demonstrating the viability of AI-powered legal work, but targeting sophisticated law-firm users rather than end-businesses like Garfield.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AI-powered consumer and SMB legal assistant offering automated dispute resolution, small claims generation, and consumer rights automation. Closest direct comparable in business model (AI-driven legal self-help, transaction pricing) although US-focused and broader in scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Online legal services platform for SMBs offering automated document generation, legal templates, and on-demand lawyer access across the UK and Australia. Comparable in serving SMBs with affordable, self-serve legal workflows and in pricing model (subscription + per-document).

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based credit control and invoice-chasing software for SMBs, automating polite reminders and late-payment follow-ups via email/SMS. Directly comparable in automating the AR reminder workflow that precedes Garfield's legal escalation, and competes for the same UK SMB accounts-receivable use case.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UK's largest debt recovery and enforcement group operating across debt purchase, collection, and tracing. Comparable in serving the same debtor-creditor ecosystem in the UK, although operating under a traditional non-technology-driven model rather than an AI/SaaS platform.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Online legal services platform offering document automation, on-demand attorney consultations, and small business legal tools globally. Comparable in targeting SMBs with affordable, technology-driven legal self-service, operating at much larger scale with subscription-based pricing.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK-founded legal AI platform using large language models for contract review, due diligence, and compliance automation, primarily serving enterprise law firms and corporates. Comparable as a UK AI legal-tech player but oriented toward higher-value enterprise use cases rather than SMB debt recovery.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest US online legal services platform offering document automation, business formation, and access to attorneys at consumer-friendly prices. Comparable in democratising legal services for SMBs via self-serve technology and per-document pricing, though at vastly greater scale and broader scope than Garfield.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based AI legal platform providing automated document drafting and review for SMBs and in-house teams. Comparable in being a UK AI legal tech player targeting SMB and SME customers with generative legal drafting, although Genie focuses on commercial contracts rather than litigation.

TypeOthers
Description

UK AR automation and invoice finance platform for SMBs combining credit control, chasing workflows, and selective invoice financing. Comparable as a UK SMB accounts-receivable tool, addressing the same upstream "unpaid invoice" pain point that drives Garfield's customer acquisition.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Garfield AI

Legal Technologygarfield.law

Garfield AI is the UK's first SRA-regulated AI law firm, automating small claims debt recovery (up to £10,000) for sole traders, freelancers, and small businesses through a self-serve platform combining expert systems with large language models.

What Garfield AI does

Garfield AI (legally Garfield.Law Ltd) is the world's first law firm authorised by the UK Solicitors Regulation Authority to deliver legal services entirely through AI technology, founded in 2023 by Philip Young (former Baker & McKenzie litigation specialist and Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP co-founder) and Daniel Long (quantum physicist). The company operates as a self-serve platform at garfield.law that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000, serving sole traders, freelancers, and small businesses who find traditional legal routes uneconomical for sub-£10,000 disputes. Since SRA authorisation in May 2025, Garfield has processed over 600 claims and recovered approximately £500,000 for clients, and in May 2026 became the first AI lawyer to win a contested court case at Wandsworth County Court.

The platform's technical architecture is a hybrid system combining a logic-based expert system with large language models, employing 20-30 API calls to handle discrete legal process stages from polite chasers through to trial. The expert system validates fundamental legal requirements (limitation periods, claim amounts, court jurisdictions) before any LLM-generated content is produced, and an information extraction framework converts unstructured user input into validated structured schemas to prevent hallucinations. Document generation covers Letters Before Action, court claim forms (Form N1), witness statements, case bundles, and skeleton arguments. The platform integrates with Companies House for real-time debtor risk checks on corporate defendants and with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent for automatic invoice import, including bulk processing for high-volume users.

Garfield operates a pure product-led growth model with no sales team, monetising through per-document transaction fees of £2 for a polite chaser and £7.50 for a Letter Before Action, with court fees passed through separately. Two pricing tiers are offered: a Single claim tier (1 claim/month for sole traders) and a Multiple claims tier (2-50 claims/month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices). The company is funded exclusively through angel investors, having deliberately rejected venture capital to preserve its access-to-justice pricing mission. Customer segments are segmented horizontally by size tier (sole traders as primary, professional services firms and larger corporations as secondary), with marketing driven primarily by earned media coverage across BBC, Financial Times, Forbes, Bloomberg, and The Guardian, supplemented by thought leadership at institutions including the Royal Society, Cambridge University Faculty of Law, LSE, and the House of Lords Justice Select Committee.

Garfield AI firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Garfield AI
Legal name
Garfield.Law Ltd.
Website
https://garfield.law
Company type
Private
Founded year
2023
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Garfield AI is the UK's first SRA-regulated AI law firm, automating small claims debt recovery (up to £10,000) for sole traders, freelancers, and small businesses through a self-serve platform combining expert systems with large language models.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Garfield AI industry classification

Industry
Product category
Legal Technology
NAICS
Collection Agencies (561440)
SIC
Services-Consumer Credit Reporting, Collection Agencies (7320)
akta.pro primary industry
Accounts Receivable (Invoicing, Cash Application, Deductions) (BPAAAGAB)

Keywords

  • Legal technology platform
  • AI debt recovery
  • Small claims automation
  • Legal document automation
  • Invoice recovery software

Where Garfield AI is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Tunbridge Wells
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Garfield AI business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Transaction-based Legal Services: Users pay per legal action taken - £2 for polite chaser letter, £7.50 for Letter Before Action, with court claim filing at additional court fees. Pricing is unit-based (per document/claim type) rather than subscription or hourly billing.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSingle claim - 1 claim per month for sole traders and small businesses
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goMultiple claims - 2-50 claims per month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Garfield AI product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Garfield AI is an SRA-regulated AI-powered legal technology platform that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. The platform drafts and sends legal correspondence (polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court claim forms, witness statements, case bundles), integrates with accounting software for invoice import, runs Companies House debtor risk checks, and files claims electronically with the court. It serves UK sole traders, freelancers, small businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporates on a pay-per-action basis.

Product overview

Garfield AI is a unified AI-powered legal service platform that operates as the world's first SRA-regulated AI law firm. The core product is the Garfield AI Platform, which combines an expert system with large language models to automate small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. The platform is offered through two subscription tiers: Single Claim (1 claim/month for sole traders) and Multiple Claims (2-50 claims/month for businesses with regular unpaid invoices). The service includes integrated document generation (polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court forms), electronic court filing, and optional accounting software sync with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent. Users can also access bulk claims processing and Companies House risk checks as additional capabilities within the platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Garfield AI Platform AI-powered legal technology platform that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. Drafts and sends polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court claim forms, witness statements, and case bundles; integrates with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent for invoice import; queries Companies House for debtor risk checks; and files claims electronically with the court via court API. Built for sole traders, small businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporates.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Recovered approximately £500,000 for clients across 600+ claims
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Garfield AI

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Garfield AI technology and API

Technology

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Integration4 records

AI capability5 records

Feature6 records

Garfield AI partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • XerocoreTechnology or Integration · 25 September 2025Accounting software integration allowing businesses to import outstanding invoices directly from Xero ledger for seamless debt recovery workflow. Garfield AI auto-generates claim paperwork from imported invoice data.
  • SagecoreTechnology or Integration · 25 September 2025Integration with Sage accounting software enabling automatic import of unpaid invoices for bulk claims processing. Streamlines entire debt recovery workflow from accounting data.
  • QuickBookscoreTechnology or Integration · 25 September 2025One-click integration with QuickBooks allowing businesses to import outstanding invoices directly from their ledger, eliminating manual data entry and ensuring consistency.
  • FreeAgentcoreTechnology or Integration · 25 September 2025Integration with FreeAgent accounting platform for automatic import of outstanding invoices. Supports seamless debt recovery workflow for freelancers and small businesses.
  • Justice Select CommitteeflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerGarfield AI co-founders invited to present to Parliament's Justice Select Committee as part of comprehensive review of the County Court system and access to justice for SMEs. Contributed written evidence submission.
  • Royal SocietyflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerCEO Philip Young spoke at Royal Society 'AI and the Law' conference alongside senior judiciary, government officials, and academic leaders including Lord Justice Birss and Dan James (MOJ AI Unit Director).
  • Cambridge University Faculty of LawflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerCEO Philip Young joined panel discussion at Cambridge University Faculty of Law examining AI's transformation of legal profession alongside representatives from Baker McKenzie, Thomson Reuters Labs, and 3VB Chambers.
  • London School of Economics (LSE)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerCTO Daniel Long participated in inaugural Future of Law masterclass series at LSE alongside Deloitte Legal CTO Professor Bruce Braude, discussing technical architecture and regulatory compliance of AI legal platforms.
  • Technology and Construction Court (TCC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-founders presented Garfield AI platform at TCC AI conference to construction law practitioners, judges, and legal technology experts, demonstrating AI transformation of dispute resolution.
  • Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerSRA authorised Garfield AI as the first law firm approved to deliver legal services entirely through AI technology. Eight-month authorisation process with ongoing regulatory oversight ensuring consumer protection.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Garfield AI competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Harvey AI: Domain-specific AI platform built for elite law firms providing legal drafting, research, and matter management. Comparable in demonstrating the viability of AI-powered legal work, but targeting sophisticated law-firm users rather than end-businesses like Garfield.
  • Luminance: UK-founded legal AI platform using large language models for contract review, due diligence, and compliance automation, primarily serving enterprise law firms and corporates. Comparable as a UK AI legal-tech player but oriented toward higher-value enterprise use cases rather than SMB debt recovery.

Direct peers

  • DoNotPay: AI-powered consumer and SMB legal assistant offering automated dispute resolution, small claims generation, and consumer rights automation. Closest direct comparable in business model (AI-driven legal self-help, transaction pricing) although US-focused and broader in scope.
  • Lawpath: Online legal services platform for SMBs offering automated document generation, legal templates, and on-demand lawyer access across the UK and Australia. Comparable in serving SMBs with affordable, self-serve legal workflows and in pricing model (subscription + per-document).
  • Chaser: UK-based credit control and invoice-chasing software for SMBs, automating polite reminders and late-payment follow-ups via email/SMS. Directly comparable in automating the AR reminder workflow that precedes Garfield's legal escalation, and competes for the same UK SMB accounts-receivable use case.
  • Genie AI: UK-based AI legal platform providing automated document drafting and review for SMBs and in-house teams. Comparable in being a UK AI legal tech player targeting SMB and SME customers with generative legal drafting, although Genie focuses on commercial contracts rather than litigation.

Broad incumbents

  • Marston Group: UK's largest debt recovery and enforcement group operating across debt purchase, collection, and tracing. Comparable in serving the same debtor-creditor ecosystem in the UK, although operating under a traditional non-technology-driven model rather than an AI/SaaS platform.
  • Rocket Lawyer: Online legal services platform offering document automation, on-demand attorney consultations, and small business legal tools globally. Comparable in targeting SMBs with affordable, technology-driven legal self-service, operating at much larger scale with subscription-based pricing.
  • LegalZoom: Largest US online legal services platform offering document automation, business formation, and access to attorneys at consumer-friendly prices. Comparable in democratising legal services for SMBs via self-serve technology and per-document pricing, though at vastly greater scale and broader scope than Garfield.

Others

  • Satago: UK AR automation and invoice finance platform for SMBs combining credit control, chasing workflows, and selective invoice financing. Comparable as a UK SMB accounts-receivable tool, addressing the same upstream "unpaid invoice" pain point that drives Garfield's customer acquisition.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks1 record

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Garfield AI compliance and trust

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Garfield AI M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Garfield AI

What does Garfield AI do?

Garfield AI is an SRA-regulated AI-powered legal technology platform that automates small claims debt recovery in England and Wales for claims up to £10,000. The platform drafts and sends legal correspondence (polite chasers, Letters Before Action, court claim forms, witness statements, case bundles), integrates with accounting software for invoice import, runs Companies House debtor risk checks, and files claims electronically with the court. It serves UK sole traders, freelancers, small businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporates on a pay-per-action basis.

Is Garfield AI a public or private company?

Garfield AI is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Garfield AI founded?

Garfield AI was founded in 2023. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Garfield AI based?

Garfield AI is headquartered in Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Garfield AI make money?

One revenue line is on record: transaction-based Legal Services.

Who are Garfield AI's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Harvey AI and Luminance. Direct peers are DoNotPay, Lawpath, Chaser and Genie AI. Broad incumbents are Marston Group, Rocket Lawyer and LegalZoom. Satago is listed as an others.

Does Garfield AI have an API?

No public API is recorded for Garfield AI.

What industry is Garfield AI in?

Garfield AI's product category is Legal Technology. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAAAGAB, Accounts Receivable (Invoicing, Cash Application, Deductions). Its NAICS code is 561440 and its SIC code is 7320.

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Ifeng"Your money can be recovered."Garfield AI, an AI-powered legal firm in the UK, participated in and won a court case in May 2026, marking the world's first legal case involving an AI law firm. The firm was officially authorized by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, making it the first of its kind globally to provide regulated AI-centered legal services.AijournWhy M&A Due Diligence Can’t Afford Shadow AIThis spring, Wandsworth County Court in the UK delivered a verdict where Garfield AI, an SRA-regulated AI law firm, won a contested debt claim trial against a human opponent, marking what is described as the first courtroom win of its kind for an AI system. The article argues that M&A deal teams are increasingly exposing sensitive deal data—including term sheets, valuation models, and cap tables—to general-purpose AI tools, creating significant risks of data exposure and loss of control over price-moving information. It recommends that firms build confidentiality directly into their software infrastructure through encrypted private deal rooms rather than relying on policy documents to prevent unauthorized AI use.MintCan AI replace lawyers? An ₹8.8 lakh defeat for humans suggests it's already happening | MintGarfield AI, a UK-based AI chatbot firm, became the first AI-powered law firm to win a contested court case worth approximately ₹8.8 lakh (£7,000) at Wandsworth County Court in the United Kingdom. The AI firm prepared the full case—including witness statements, case bundles, and legal arguments—for a freelancer suing her former employer for unpaid wages, then instructed a human barrister to present the case in court, defeating both the claim and the defendant's counterclaim. The May 2026 verdict, described by Garfield AI's CEO as "the first trial ever won by an AI lawyer against human opposition," represents a potential inflection point for AI adoption in the legal sector.LA NACIONUn estudio que usa abogados de IA ganó un caso judicial en el Reino UnidoGarfield AI, a UK-based law firm approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) to use artificial intelligence, won a court case in England and Wales, reportedly the first case globally where AI was used as a lawyer to secure a trial victory. The firm employed AI to prepare all case documentation, including witness statements, while a human lawyer handled oral arguments, resulting in plaintiff Tamires Camal Taquidir receiving 7,000 pounds in damages.Business InsiderScore 1 for AI. Law firm staffed by bots wins a case in an English court.An English court in Wandsworth County Court ruled in May that a freelancer could recover £7,000 in unpaid fees using Garfield, a tech company that is also a regulated law firm using AI to draft legal documents. The client paid approximately £400 for Garfield's services while being represented by a human barrister, and the defendant's counterclaim was dismissed. Garfield, which became the first regulated AI-powered law firm approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority last May, reported processing over 600 claims and recovering about £500,000 for clients.Startups.co.ukUK freelancer recovers unpaid fee with AI in landmark caseA UK freelancer (Tamires Camal Taquidir) has recovered £7,000 in unpaid fees using Garfield AI, an AI-powered law firm, in what is believed to be a world first for AI-assisted debt recovery. The claimant spent only £400 on legal fees compared to traditional solicitor costs that can run into thousands of pounds, demonstrating that AI-powered legal services could make debt recovery more practical and affordable for freelancers and small businesses. The case addresses a widespread problem, with SMEs owed an estimated £70.4bn in late payments and around 85% of freelancers having experienced late or missed payments.UbergizmoAI And Human Lawyers Team Up To Win Debt DisputeAn HR consultant successfully resolved a £7,000 debt dispute in an English court using the Garfield AI platform, combining AI-assisted preparation with human lawyer representation during the hearing. The approach cost approximately £400 in technology fees, enabling recovery of an amount that individuals frequently abandon due to prohibitive traditional legal costs. Garfield AI handled administrative tasks, drafted legal documents, and formulated counterarguments while being authorized for disputes up to £10,000, highlighting automation's potential to democratize access to justice for minor financial claims.TechRoundWhat Does AI’s First Lawsuit Win Mean For The Future Of Law?Garfield AI, an AI-powered litigation assistant, won its first trial in English and Welsh courts, representing client Tamites Camal Taquidir in a case to recover a \u00a37,000 debt and defeating the defendant's counterclaim in a three-hour hearing with witnesses and cross-examination. The company claims this represents the first-ever trial won by an AI lawyer against human opposition, marking what its CEO described as a landmark moment for access to justice. Legal experts are divided on the significance, with some arguing AI remains limited to research and document functions while others view it as a genuine inflection point for the profession, raising questions about accountability and regulatory frameworks.EXPANSIONUn bufete de abogados de IA gana por primera vez un caso en un tribunal británicoGarfield AI, a UK-based AI law firm, won its first case in the Wandsworth County Court on behalf of an autonomous worker, recovering 7,000 pounds in unpaid fees after a three-hour trial. The firm prepared all case documentation including witness statements using AI technology, with the claimant paying approximately 400 pounds in fees. This is reportedly the first case won globally by an AI-powered law firm, demonstrating the technology's potential to make legal services more accessible, efficient, and affordable.HRD AmericaA freelance HR consultant used an AI law firm to sue for her unpaid feesTamires Camal Taquidir, a freelance HR consultant, used Garfield AI—an AI law firm—to sue for £7,000 in unpaid contractor fees and won at Wandsworth County Court in London on June 22, 2026, marking the world's first contested trial victory for an AI law firm, having paid only £400 for document preparation. The case carries significant implications for New Zealand, where employment disputes are often uneconomical to pursue legally due to hourly rates of NZ$300–$450 and ERA hearing costs of NZ$3,000–$15,000, making AI legal services a potential game-changer for contractors and HR professionals. While Garfield AI is not yet available in New Zealand, the Taquidir verdict demonstrates how AI can shift the cost-benefit calculus in payment disputes by enabling affordable legal action against companies that calculate non-payment as the cheaper option.