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Former DOJ antitrust chiefs launch FluxCap to bring AI to plaintiffs

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Big lawsuits often require big budgets, putting smaller legal teams at a disadvantage. Jonathan Kanter and Doha Mekki, the former heads of the antitrust division of the US Justice Department, think that AI can help get around this disadvantage. Hence, FluxCap was born, a legal AI startup specifically for the use of plaintiffs’ lawyers and government enforcers, on October 28, 2026. Kanter commented to Reuters that plaintiffs’ lawyers and government enforcers are still “highly underserved,” while a number of AI developers are providing services to law firms. FluxCap aims to get this rectified by giving smaller legal teams the tools to pursue complex cases against opponents with more resources.

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