Theo

About

Company

Our mission is to provide tools to support litigants in achieving the best finanical outcome for their needs. We do this by providing software that assembles litigation facts and provides information on the risk of accepting or rejecting a settlement offer. A rejection of a settlement offer is the equivalent of investing that gain into a trial. This is often a major financial decision. In other areas of investment like mortgages, 401K portfolio selection and retirement planning, people use purpose built tools to inform their decisions. Theo aims to be that for settlement talks in litigation.

Leadership

		PAUL STUTLER Founder & CEO					DENIS HAUPTLY Advisor
Paui is the founder and CEO of Theo. His career has been in technology and business leadership, and in startups and in large corporations including executive roles at Thomson Reuters and Lexis-Nexis. Paul is driven to aid litigants in obtaining satisfactory settlements by giving them a tool in which to frame their options.		Denis is a lawyer and a consultant on innovation. He is currently serving a three year term as Chairman of the Council of the American Arbitration Association and had previously served as Chair of the Board of Directors. He has served as Chief Innovation Officer and other executive roles at Thomson Reuters where he led the design and development of westlaw.com. Prior to joining Thomson Reuters in 1994, Denis served in a variety of management and strategy positions in the Federal Courts and the United States Department of Justice. He is the author of six books and he is the recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Writing on the Constitution. A native of New Jersey, he is a graduate of St. Michael’s College in American Studies and has a law degree from the University of Notre Dame.

PAUL STUTLER

Founder & CEO

DENIS HAUPTLY

Advisor

Paui is the founder and CEO of Theo. His career has been in technology and business leadership, and in startups and in large corporations including executive roles at Thomson Reuters and Lexis-Nexis. Paul is driven to aid litigants in obtaining satisfactory settlements by giving them a tool in which to frame their options.

Denis is a lawyer and a consultant on innovation. He is currently serving a three year term as Chairman of the Council of the American Arbitration Association and had previously served as Chair of the Board of Directors. He has served as Chief Innovation Officer and other executive roles at Thomson Reuters where he led the design and development of westlaw.com.

Prior to joining Thomson Reuters in 1994, Denis served in a variety of management and strategy positions in the Federal Courts and the United States Department of Justice.

He is the author of six books and he is the recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Writing on the Constitution. A native of New Jersey, he is a graduate of St. Michael’s College in American Studies and has a law degree from the University of Notre Dame.