Dev Shrotri
Founder and Chief Executive Officer | CloudLex
Dev Shrotri is a founder and chief executive officer of CloudLex.
Meet Dev
Dev Shrotri is the Founder and CEO of CloudLex, one connected ecosystem purpose-built for plaintiff personal injury law firms. For more than a decade, he has kept CloudLex focused specifically on plaintiff personal injury practice.
Under Dev’s leadership, CloudLex has evolved into an ecosystem of four pillars. The Platform a firm runs on, Lexee AI grounded in the firm’s own case data, and Paralegal Services delivered by human-led PI specialists all work on the same case, from accident to resolution, rather than on copies passed between systems. Voices of PI, home to the Trial Lawyer’s Journal and the Celebrating Justice podcast, shares the stories and insights of personal injury attorneys. Together, the four pillars help plaintiff personal injury firms build, manage, and grow their practice.
Before CloudLex, Dev founded Lexvia, one of the largest civil litigation support and case management services in the United States. Lexvia now delivers its services inside the CloudLex ecosystem, so his work spans both the software a firm runs on and the operations that run alongside it.
He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and an MS in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of South Carolina, where his research in multi-agent intelligent software systems, the foundation of today’s agentic AI, was published by Springer-Verlag.
Contributions
Responsible AI in Legal Tech: Ethics in Everyday Practice
Experience and Expertise
Qualifications
Timeline
- Founded CloudLex, the legal cloud platform for personal injury attorneys
- Founded and managed Lexvia Inc., a national civil litigation support services provider
- Earned an MBA from Columbia Business School
- Earned a master's degree in computer science and engineering from the University of South Carolina
- Earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Jabalpur Engineering College in India
Print is Alive
Trial Lawyer's Journal sets a new standard for law journal publications. With limited ads and one-of-a-kind content, it was created to celebrate wins both in and outside the courtroom.