From its early days inside Mishcon, Laurel has grown from automating timesheets to helping law firms price their work.
Zaarour studied law in California and worked at a software company while at law school, but never went on to practise. In 2016, he started Laurel with his friend Ryan Alshak, then a practising lawyer whose frustration with recording his time inspired the original product.
Not long afterwards, the pair brought the idea to London after they won a place in Mishcon de Reya’s tech incubator.
The idea was to automate one of lawyers’ least-loved administrative tasks: time recording.
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