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How Boo can compound the work of a lean litigation team handling insurance defense, employment, personal injury, and appeals across Washington State.
Experienced trial attorneys with backgrounds in prosecution, in-house counsel, and firms of all sizes. Admitted in state and federal courts, the 9th Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Insurance defense, employment law, personal injury, wrongful death, contract disputes, timber trespass, funeral home defense, and appellate work across Washington.
Founded in 2010 with a mission to eliminate inefficiency. No billable hour minimums. Attorneys focused on resolving cases, not padding time sheets.
10 attorneys in Seattle, WA. Founded by George Mix, built on the principle that embracing technology and cutting unnecessary work produces better outcomes for clients.
02Boo lives in Slack (or wherever your team works). It reads, writes, researches, builds, and follows up. Human judgment stays in the loop on every decision.
| CAPABILITY | WHAT IT MEANS FOR MST |
|---|---|
| Cross-source research | Pull case law, court records, opposing counsel history, and insurance policy terms into one answer |
| Document generation | Demand letters, motion templates, client reports, and intake forms generated from conversation |
| Automated monitoring | Track court filing deadlines, statute of limitations, insurance renewal dates, and flag what is coming |
| Internal tools | Build custom dashboards for case tracking, client portals, or carrier reporting at a live URL |
| Recurring workflows | Weekly case summaries, carrier status reports, and deadline digests that run without being asked |
New client forms processed and summarized. Key facts extracted, conflicts checked, and initial case assessment drafted before the first attorney meeting.
Interrogatory and RFP responses drafted from case files. Document review summaries produced overnight. Less paralegal time on repetitive drafting.
Summarize treatment histories, identify gaps, flag inconsistencies. Turn 500 pages of records into a 2-page chronology with citations.
Track Washington employment regulation changes, new case law from the 9th Circuit, and EEOC guidance. Weekly digest to the team before it matters.
Organize trial transcripts, exhibits, and filings into a structured record. Cross-reference citations and flag missing documents before the brief deadline.
Identify on-point precedent from Washington appellate courts and the 9th Circuit. Surface distinguishing facts and procedural posture for each case.
Draft issue outlines, standard-of-review analysis, and argument structures. The attorney writes the brief. Boo builds the scaffolding.
Appellate work is research-heavy and deadline-driven. Boo handles the volume so attorneys focus on strategy and persuasion.
07This deck was generated from a single message: "Mix Sanders Thomson." Here is what happened.
Someone mentions the firm name
"Mix Sanders Thomson" typed in Slack. No brief, no outline, no template.
Boo researches the firm
Identifies practice areas, attorneys, founding story, bar admissions, and competitive positioning. Minutes, not days.
Boo writes the deck
10 slides of content mapped to MST's actual practice areas, team size, and operational model.
Boo renders and delivers
Produces a polished PDF ready to share. No designer, no template wrangling.
Total elapsed time: one conversation
The deck you are reading right now is the proof. Apply this same speed to case research, client reporting, or competitive analysis.
| STEP | WHAT HAPPENS | EXAMPLE |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ask Boo something | "Summarize the Smith v. Jones coverage dispute for the adjuster report" |
| 02 | Boo researches, drafts, or builds | Pulls case notes, policy terms, and prior reporting, drafts the update |
| 03 | Attorney reviews and decides | Edits the draft, sends to the carrier, or asks Boo to revise |
| 04 | Boo learns the pattern | "Run this report format for every active insurance defense file, monthly" |
| 05 | It compounds | Each shortcut becomes a permanent capability for the firm |
George Mix started MST to cut the inefficiencies he saw in bigger firms. Boo takes that further: carrier reports that write themselves, deadlines that track themselves, research that arrives before you ask. Same principles, applied to every hour of every day.