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The Lawyer Who's Building His Own Version Of Legal AI

Daman Singh Saduara didn't set out to compete with Westlaw. He set out to be a lawyer.

Saduara trained in law at the University of Leicester, completed an LLM at the University of Miami, and interned with Aliette Rodriguez's team at Shutts & Bowen in Miami, one of the country's largest firms. Everything about that path pointed toward a bar exam and a career inside a major legal practice. He chose not to sit the exam. Instead, he built Saduara Global, an AI automation and consulting company, in Miami in January 2026, with his brother, Gurvir Singh Saduara, as co-founder. Gurvir studied mechanical engineering and 3D robotics at Conestoga College in Kitchener-Waterloo, a technical background that now feeds directly into how the two of them approach product development.

Now Saduara is turning that same instinct toward an industry he knows from the inside: legal services.

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