Overview
Kriton Papastergiou is the co-founder and CEO of casepal-ai, based in New York City. He founded casepal in June 2024 and has led it since.
He studied at Maastricht University, where he completed a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. Honours) in the European law school between August 2021 and June 2024. During his final year he also took part in the Marble Excellence Honours Program at the Maastricht University Faculty of Law, from October 2023 to June 2024. He gives his area of expertise as problem solving.
Career history
In the news
- Legal Operations are key to the agentic transformation of legal and compliance. Last week we had the pleasure of hosting a dinner with esteemed guests ahead of CLOC (Corporate Legal Operations Consortium) at Future Lawyer Europe - Germany in Frankfurt. I also had the opportunity to share our thesis on a panel on the future of legal ops, alongside fellow leading voices in legal operations and beyond. Many thanks to my co-panelists Dr. Vera Roedel, Michael Thompson, Tim-Julien Richter, LL.M.and Quentin Peltier Here is how we see
- Excited to be back in Frankfurt and be speaking about legal operations at CLOC (Corporate Legal Operations Consortium) / Future Lawyer Europe - Germany. The panel will focus on perspectives on the Evolving Legal Operations Landscape, and I will be joining Tim-Julien Richter, LL.M. and Quentin Peltier, Dr. Vera Roedel and Michael Thompson. We'll be bringing together in-house, consultancy, academic, and tech insights on where legal ops is heading. Pleased to be together with Anna Balabina and Antoni Skup the CLOC x casepal dinner
- Excited to announce the partnership between casepall and European Legal Training Centre from our end as well. ELTC is the leading legal training institute in the region, home to some of the best legal education available. I had the pleasure of meeting Androulla Poutziouris at the Young Advocates Summit, a two-day event ELTC organized for young legal professionals, where some of Cyprus's most renowned jurists spoke and led practical workflow sessions. Later, I had the opportunity to be on a panel about the evolution of legal
- Cyprus is a regional tech hub and one of the most forward-looking legal services markets in Europe and beyond. The number of category-defining fintech companies, combined with a pro-business culture and Cyprus's role as an EU gateway to common law, has driven this growth. It has been an incredible pleasure working with some of the best legal teams in Cyprus, and we are humbled to be the AI partner for many of the region's most innovative companies. We are further expanding our presence in Limassol, Nicosia, and Larnaca
- Summer wrapped up with July in New York and August in San Francisco. We spent time expanding further in the USA and building design partnerships with enterprises and some of the world's fastest-growing AI-native companies. I spoke with category-defining founders, researchers, investors, and operators about where our industry is headed, and reflected on the relationship between harness-level companies and foundation labs. It is clear to me that agentic capabilities are breaking the thesis behind a lot of the functions running
- Legal tech is thriving in Athens. I had the pleasure of being invited to speak among fellow operators in the industry at the European Legal Technology Association (ELTA) Legal AI Meetup in Athens, hosted at SuiHub Athens. My heartfelt thank you and congratulations to Konstantinos P. Anagnostopoulos and Christos H. Makris for bringing the community together in such a focused and energizing setting. I am glad we were able to have a transparent and direct conversation about what is actually happening in legal AI today, what we do at
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