Jerome Okafor
Product Advisor · Solo Plaintiff Litigator
I don't need software that impresses me. I need software that shows up when it's just me.
Jerome has run his own plaintiff-side practice for eleven years: employment and civil rights work, trying cases against defense teams that outnumber him five to one, doing his own docketing because there is no one else.
He is the council's solo conscience. If a feature needs a second person, a training week, or an IT department, Jerome kills it. The upload-the-complaint-and-go onboarding exists because he refused to accept anything slower.
He tests every release the way he practices: at night, alone, against a deadline. His bug reports read like cross-examinations.
What they watch for
- The solo workflow: no second person, ever
- Time-to-value in the first session
- Pricing a solo can defend to themselves