Craig Cornick is a Manchester-based operator, investor, and CEO whose work sits at the intersection of litigation finance, claimant-side legal infrastructure, and legal AI. He is best understood not as a commentator on the future of law, but as someone who has spent years inside the machinery that determines whether legal businesses scale, stall, or fail under volume.
From the outside in, into the future is not a slogan. It is the pattern across Craig's career: he has repeatedly taken conviction positions on legal market shifts before the market had settled language, consensus, or clean comparables for them.
That through-line matters. Craig's perspective on legal AI was formed through years of observing how claimant acquisition, case triage, reporting, and throughput actually behave under pressure. His current role as CEO of iQuote is the operating expression of that experience rather than a departure from it.
