Millions of healthcare disputes are stuck in limbo under the No Surprises Act. The bottleneck? Inconsistent arbitration that can’t keep pace with the volume. Our founders just published a solution in the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy: Per Curiam. Their piece argues that AI arbitration—specifically our Arbitrus.ai engine—can resolve these disputes faster and more consistently than traditional methods, bringing much-needed relief to providers and patients alike. Honored to see our work featured and to contribute to the national conversation on law, policy, and technology. [Link in comments]
About us
At Fortuna Insights, we push the boundaries of what’s possible at the intersection of law and artificial intelligence. Our mission is to transform how legal work gets done—making it more efficient, transparent, and adaptable for the future. Contact: support@fortuna-insights.com
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https://www.casecraft.law/
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- Legal Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge, MA
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2023
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1610 MASSACHUSETTS AVE #2
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Employees at Fortuna-Insights
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Badri Narasimhan
Growth Incubator, Yield Investor
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Benedetto Bergamaschi
Aviso AI | Enthusiastically doing my best to leave this world better than I found it | Growth | Passionate Advisor | Cross-Cultural Director
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Kenny McLaren
CTO of Fortuna-Insights. MS Computer Science. Technical Founder. C10-C1
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Kimo Gandall
CEO of Fortuna-Insights.Harvard Law School J.D. ’25. Professional Registered Parliamentarian.
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Arbitrators can’t keep up with millions of cases — but AI can. See how Arbitrus.ai is transforming healthcare dispute resolution. Read our newest paper in the comments and let us know what you think.
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Surprise! There's currently a 3-MILLION-CASE BACKLOG of health insurance disputes under the No Surprises Act. There are so many disputes that it’s conscripting private arbitrators, many without law degrees, to churn out the decisions. And they can't keep up. Enter Arbitrus--our new artificial intelligence judge to save the day and unclog the backlog! Jack Kieffaber - along with my Arbitrus co-founders Kimo Gandall and Kenny McLaren - just published an excellent article explaining what's going on, and more importantly, how Arbitrus can help. The abstract is below. You can download the entire article for free on SSRN.
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The No Surprises Act arbitration system is broken. Millions of healthcare payment disputes are now backlogged nationwide. The arbitrators handling these cases must apply a five-step “balancing test” so vague it’s nearly impossible to use — and, by law, they can’t rely on precedent to ensure consistency. In our new paper, “Bonfire of the Vagaries: Toward a Less Imperfect Arbitrator Under Texas Medical Association v. HHS”, we explore why this design failure has paralyzed payment resolution — and how an AI-supported arbitration framework could finally bring speed, clarity, and fairness to the process. Arbitrus.ai offers a path toward more efficient and equitable healthcare dispute resolution. Full article in the comments ⬇️
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Exciting news — our paper just hit #1 on SSRN’s AI in Law rankings for Q3 2025. Check out the paper and join the conversation on how our classifier-based system delivers perfect consistency across prompt variants — with zero hallucinations.
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We’re proud that Fortuna Arbitration, in collaboration with Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) and Æthos, is helping launch the Arbitration & Resolution Collaboration — a pioneering initiative to accelerate the responsible integration of AI into dispute resolution. At the center of this initiative is Arbitrus.ai, our AI-enabled arbitration platform that transforms how high-frequency, low-value disputes are resolved — faster, more affordable, and more accessible.
In a significant step toward integrating artificial intelligence into alternative dispute resolution (ADR), Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE), Fortuna Arbitration, and Æthos are proud to announce the Arbitration & Resolution Collaboration, a pioneering initiative aimed at accelerating innovation in AI-driven dispute resolution in Massachusetts. At the heart of the Arbitration & Resolution Collaboration initiative is Arbitrus.ai, an AI-enabled arbitration platform developed by Fortuna Arbitration, designed to streamline high-frequency, low-value disputes and increase access to fast, affordable legal remedies. Arbitrus.ai is transforming the dispute resolution process through its proprietary AI-powered arbitration platform. By leveraging jurisdiction and industry-specific legal data, Arbitrus.ai streamlines the arbitration process to significantly reduce costs and increase efficiency. This project creates a foundation for future legal innovation in Massachusetts, with the potential to serve as a model for responsible use of AI. It offers a structured way for law firms, businesses, government agencies, and legal educators to engage with and evaluate emerging technologies. Thank you to Sam Rowe and Kimo Gandall for their collaboration.
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