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Andco

Agents that build personal injury cases

10 employees

Legal

Seed · $500K

Founded 2026

Website LinkedIn X / Twitter

About Andco

Andco is an AI-powered pre-litigation operating system for plaintiff personal injury (PI) law firms in the United States. Its AI agents autonomously retrieve police reports, medical records, and insurance documents across all channels — fax, email, mail, web, SMS, and voice — from the moment a client signs, replacing manual paralegal work. The company also offers AI-assisted case workups, medical chronologies, demand-ready packages, and a client self-serve portal. Andco is a Y Combinator Spring 2026 (P26) batch company founded by three co-founders with backgrounds in law, engineering, and venture-backed startups.

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Company details

Team Size10

IndustryLegal

Founded2026

Funding

Total raised

$500K

Last stage

Seed

Investors

HHarrison Chase

JJeremy Cai

SSheila Marcelo

VVara Kumar

AAlan Ni

DDerek Tu

SSona Sulakian

MMariam Sulakian

DDi-Ann Eisnor

CChristian Mathiesen

Y Combinator

Founders

Ryan Xue

Previously co-founder & CEO at Layup (YC W23), an AI in-product guidance tool. First business hire at Origin (Founders Fund-backed), scaling it from pre-product to 100K+ users across 40+ countries. Former consultant at McKinsey and policy fellow at Google.

David Lee

2x founder/CTO. Previously co-founder & engineering lead at NoxuData (backed by Madrona Venture Labs). Founding Engineer at Seek AI (backed by Conviction; raised $7.5M seed). Senior Software Engineer at Oracle/DataFox. Former nationally ranked table tennis player.

Michael Lemm

Previously co-founder & COO at Layup (YC W23) alongside Ryan Xue. Former attorney at Kirkland & Ellis. Former analyst at JP Morgan. Actively posts on LinkedIn about product and sales activity.

Mike Lemm

Previously co-founder/COO of Layup (YC W23, exited to Whatfix). Formerly attorney at Kirkland & Ellis, Harvard Law.

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