Every record has a name on it.
Thelonious is AI-powered and human-verified. Nothing reaches your desk until a paralegal has checked it and a qualified lawyer has authorised it for publication. These are the people who do that — and the ensemble behind them.
How a record reaches you.
Every record follows the same three steps. Click a verifier to see who they are.
The platform monitors court dockets, legislative registers, official journals and regulator notices across 145+ jurisdictions, and flags every new development.
A paralegal checks the source, the facts and the summary. A qualified lawyer then authorises the record for publication. Nothing is published without both.
The verified record is published to the platform, with the people who checked it on the record.
The people behind the platform.
Law, technology, finance and the creative industries — a band of specialists who first crossed paths in London in the 2000s.
An entertainment and technology executive with 25 years in and for audio-visual and tech companies around the globe. At Netflix and Warner Bros. she led teams connecting creativity and technology, and is a deep expert on copyright, trademarks, piracy and AI. She set up the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, bringing the Hollywood studios together with streaming and tech companies.
Almost 30 years advising international and domestic businesses on commercial licensing, rights protection and rights usage. Steve has worked with cutting-edge startups and established corporations, has run his own fully authorised and regulated law firm, and is an individual approved by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority.
Previously co-founder and CTO of Incopro, which protected over 750 global brands including Richemont, Reckitt Benckiser and Harley Davidson. Bret began as a Systems Engineer at Warner Bros. and went on to run internet anti-piracy operations across the UK, Europe, Asia and the Middle East for Warner Bros. and NBC Universal.
An advisor, board member and investor across media and tech. As a lawyer John represented media and music companies, headed Dorsey & Whitney’s London office, and co-founded Therium, one of Europe’s earliest litigation funders. Chambers rated him “one of the UK’s best business lawyers”.
A Fellow of the ICAEW with over 20 years’ post-qualification experience. Martin trained at BDO, joined Therium in 2009 — working closely with John Byrne through rapid growth and several fundraising rounds — and founded advisory firm Rushford Lashenden in 2025.
Rebecca interned at the Authors Guild and the Recording Industry Association of America, working where AI policy, copyright and the creative industries meet. A Justice Story Intellectual Property Scholar at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, she studied international IP and AI regulation at Bocconi, and is admitted in the District of Columbia and California.
Founder of Byte Sized Legal, a multimedia platform on the intersection of technology and law. Rochelle holds an LLB (Hons) from City, University of London and a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice from BPP Law School, and was a Top 10 Finalist for the targetjobs UK Future Lawyer of the Year award.
Over 20 years of global IT leadership at Jones Day and Reed Smith across London and Los Angeles. Stuart oversees the digital presence and marketing alongside the technology infrastructure, systems and compliance behind the platform — including ISO certification.
Advisory board
Film · TV · Music · Policy · Security · Legal tech
