Valla

Valla is not traditional law-firm case-management software. It is a UK employment-claims platform that helps workers run grievance, settlement, ET1, and tribunal workflows themselves, then layers fixed-fee expert assessments, template review, and coaching on top. The strongest March 2026 evidence comes from the live site: free core platform features for tracking and managing a case, fixed pricing for case assessments (£149), grievance templates (£20), ET1 claim support (£96), and legal coaching from £90/hour; workflow pages covering grievances, settlement/COT3, ET1 particulars, and tribunal prep; and organisation pages for unions, legal-expense insurers, and law firms that position Valla as a structured triage and handoff channel for employment disputes. The trust picture is unusually concrete for a consumer-leaning legal platform: 110 Trustpilot reviews at 4.6, active Reddit discussion in r/employmenttribunal with both positive and negative firsthand reports, and current startup coverage from TechCrunch and UKTN around a June 2, 2025 seed raise. The key caveat is regulatory and category fit: Valla says it is a tech company, not a law firm and not generally SRA-regulated, although its terms and SRA materials describe a narrower authorised role around potential employment-claim assessments. That makes Valla best understood as a hybrid access-to-justice workflow platform rather than a classic case-management SaaS product.

Company Info

• Founded: 2020
• Team size: 11-50 employees
• Funding: $2.4M
• HQ: United Kingdom
• Sector: Litigation, Employment/HR

What We Haven’t Verified

This page was assembled from publicly available information. Feature claims and workflow mappings are based on what the vendor and third-party listings publish — not hands-on testing or practitioner feedback.