Mining the Courts for Gold — Last Look in the Insurance Claim Cycle
About InsureClaims.AI

The litigation intelligence layer insurance has been missing.

InsureClaims.AI was built on a simple but powerful insight: every risk bearing entity and services that administer programs on their behalf, are flying blind when it comes to litigation commenced by their insureds or beneficiaries which seek double recovery of benefits they already received. Such lawsuits, from which benefits paid are recoverable, are filed every day and most organizations never find out.

Our Mission

To eliminate the information gap between court filings and insurance operations. Our patent-pending platform connects court data to insurance records in real time, surfacing recovery opportunities that would otherwise be lost forever.

The Problem

Why litigation intelligence didn't exist — until now.

The insurance industry has to date focused on development of process improvements that focus on underwriting and claims management systems, fraud detection, and predictive analytics. But one critical gap remains until now: knowing when your insureds are involved in lawsuits.

01

Courts Don't Notify Insurers

When a lawsuit is filed, there is no automatic notification to the insurance company that covers the parties involved. Insurers only find out when someone tells them — often too late to intervene effectively.

02

Manual Monitoring Is Impossible

With thousands of courts across thousands of jurisdictions, manually monitoring filings is economically unfeasible. Even the largest insurers can't watch every docket in every county, every day.

03

Recovery Rights Expire

Subrogation, contribution, and reimbursement rights have strict time limits. By the time a lawsuit is discovered through traditional channels, the window to recover may have already closed.

04

Data Lives in Silos

Court records, claims systems, and policy databases don't talk to each other. Without a bridge between these systems, critical connections remain invisible — and recoverable assets are never discovered.

Differentiation

What makes InsureClaims.AI different.

Court-Linked, Not Court-Scraped

Direct integration with court systems

  • Real-time data feeds from actual court filings
  • Covers every U.S. jurisdiction — state and federal
  • Patent-pending completely accurate matching technology

Insurance-Native Intelligence

Built by insurance professionals, for insurance professionals

  • Understands subrogation, contribution, and reimbursement
  • Prioritizes alerts by financial impact based on attorney analytics
  • Integrates with existing underwriting and claims workflows

Always-On & Autonomous

Automated and Zero manual effort required

  • 24/7 continuous monitoring across all jurisdictions
  • AI-powered document analysis and summarization
  • Automated alert routing to the right teams

Leadership

Decades of experience across the insurance ecosystem

Our team has worked across insurance carriers, global brokers, healthcare organizations, major law firms, global financial institutions and technology development.

Our Partners

Keith Minella

Keith Minella

Co-Founder / CEO

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Huhnsik Chung

Huhnsik Chung

Co-Founder

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Sue C. Yi

Sue C. Yi

Partner

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Our Advisors

Steve Acunto

Steve Acunto

Advisor

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Adam Edelstein

Adam Edelstein

Advisor

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Brian Green

Brian Green

Advisor

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Daniel Lee

Daniel Lee

Advisor

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Jose Luis Menéndez

Jose Luis Menéndez

Advisor

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Peter Maloney

Peter Maloney

Advisor

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Nick Pearson

Nick Pearson

Advisor

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Christa Rapoport

Christa Rapoport

Advisor

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See what you've been missing.

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