Correm. — The operating system for fractional lawyers

Correm positions itself as an operating system for fractional lawyers, matching companies with senior lawyers for scoped, non-hourly work.
The platform says companies do not need a full-time lawyer or traditional hourly-billed firm for many growth-stage legal needs.
Correm matches businesses with senior lawyers based on company stage and legal stack, with onboarding in days.
Pricing is described as “priced to scope,” not retainer-locked or hourly by default.
Every lawyer on Correm is senior by default, with no juniors learning on client matters.
The service exposes hours, matters, spend, and outcomes from day one to give clients data visibility on legal work.
AI tools collect context by text or voice before the lawyer starts, then push it into the client’s existing tools.
For lawyers, Correm provides built-in systems for matter management, billing, and payment so they can work independently without a firm.
Correm claims to route client demand to lawyers based on their stage, stack, and recent experience, and provides live charge-out data by practice area, seniority, and location.
The founding team includes Kenzo Onumonu, a commercial GC with experience at Deliveroo, Entrepreneur First, and Modern Milkman, and Daniel Jiang, a technical founder who leads product and engineering.

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