We started Catalex to give exceptional boutique firms the resources of a large platform — without asking them to give up what makes them exceptional.
For most of our careers, we watched large firms out-resource excellent boutiques — not by doing better legal work, but by operating at greater scale. Clients often paid more for less. We built Catalex to close that gap.
Big Law is consolidating and AI is reshaping how legal work gets done. Boutique firms need enterprise-grade support to keep up. That support shouldn't cost them their autonomy, their culture, or their relationships with clients.
Backed by private capital, we've built a model that takes on the business of law — finance, billing, recruiting, technology — so that the firms we partner with can focus on practicing it, and grow on their own terms.
A graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law, Britt built his career in investing and operations. He has run $150mm+ business units at DaVita, advised private-equity aggregator strategies — including the first law firm MSO — and served as a turnaround CEO.
Britt is barred in New York and lives in Pasadena, California with his wife and son.
After Stanford Law School, Jeff began in private practice at Skadden, Arps. He was the seventh lawyer at Massumi & Consoli, a boutique serving private-equity clients that has since grown to 50, and most recently served as General Counsel of PingPong Payments, a fintech unicorn.
Jeff is barred in California and lives in Irvine with his wife and daughter.
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