Companies / Turbo Law / Subprocessors
Turbo Law provides a unified litigation workspace that reads an entire matter file and connects facts, people, events, documents, and issues for review, drafting, research, and strategy. It serves litigation teams working on complex cases.
Summarized from its homepage on 4 Nov 2026.
Subprocessors of Turbo Law
Turbo Law declares 8 subprocessors.
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Cloud hosting and infrastructure | |
| CDN DNS and DDoS protection | |
| Source code hosting and CI | |
| Cloud hosting and infrastructure | |
| Customer communications, support interactions, and product-feedback follow-up | |
| Corporate email, document collaboration, productivity, calendaring, meetings, and internal communications | |
| Cloud hosting and infrastructure | |
| Customer feedback capture and tracking of product follow-up actions |
Certifications
| Standard | What the source says | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| HIPAACompany's statement | “HIPAA & SOC 2 Type II compliant.”The company's own statement of compliance. There is no official HIPAA certification or registry. | 11 Nov 2026Source |
| SOC 2 Type IICompany's statement | “HIPAA & SOC 2 Type II compliant.”The company's own statement. SOC 2 has no public registry; the report itself is shared by the company, usually under NDA. | 11 Nov 2026Source |
We last read its homepage on 11 Nov 2026 and the FedRAMP Marketplace on 8 Nov 2026. A standard not shown here was not found in these sources. That does not mean Turbo Law lacks it.
Vendor's own statement, retrieved from the source URL on the date shown. StrataDB does not verify the underlying claim. Data sources.
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