Case work: Duo target insurers' legal costs with new venture

A pair of insurance defense lawyers with a bright idea switched gears and became software entrepreneurs. Now they target the insurance sector from another angle.


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. November 8, 2019
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Mark Wemple. Carly Todd, along with her husband, Wesley Todd, founded CaseGlide in 2015.
Mark Wemple. Carly Todd, along with her husband, Wesley Todd, founded CaseGlide in 2015.
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St. Petersburg tech firm CaseGlide aims to solve one of the great mysteries of our time: how lawyers bill for their work. Specifically, how they bill insurance companies, many of which are involved in multiple lawsuits at any given moment.

The company was founded not by reform-minded techies, however, but a husband-and-wife team of former attorneys who enjoyed successful careers in insurance defense before taking the risk of starting their own software enterprise.

 

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