Nmbl Technologies

In-house legal workflow management platform called Proxy with serious market traction and viability concerns. Cloud-based tool for corporate legal departments to manage work intake, projects, tasks, and document collaboration. Founded 2018 in Chicago by Daniel Farris (ex-Norton Rose Fulbright partner, former software engineer). 2-person team, development outsourced to Codal (design) and Saritasa (DevOps). Entered marketing alliance with Norton Rose Fulbright in June 2022 to sell Proxy to NRF clients — the partnership collapsed (‘email campaign for a free trial of Proxy was a failure,’ Bloomberg Law). Dueling lawsuits followed: NMBL sued NRF for $15M fraud (Aug 2025), NRF sued NMBL for being ‘duped’ (Jun 2025). Settled January 2026 — terms not disclosed. Bloomberg Law framed this as a cautionary tale: ‘Firm’s Failed Tech Venture Foretells Big Law’s AI Sales Struggle.’ Daniel Farris now appears at Foley & Lardner LLP per LinkedIn, suggesting reduced involvement in NMBL. Historical Dragonchain blockchain partnership (2019) appears abandoned. Product appears functional with 18+ YouTube training videos and free trial on proxylegalapp.com, but zero verified customer deployments in any public source. No independent reviews on G2, Capterra, or any platform. No security certifications. No pricing information. 1,091 LinkedIn followers (NMBL) + 1,467 (Proxy). Very low brand awareness (10 effective search volume).

Company Info

• Founded: 2018
• Team size: 1-10 employees
• HQ: United States
• Sector: In-House Automation

What We Haven’t Verified

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