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Category: Market & Industry Insights
Analysis of India’s legaltech market, court data infrastructure, venture capital flows, and the evolving landscape of legal technology. For VCs, analysts, journalists, enterprise buyers, and operators.
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From RTI to API: A Law Student’s Starter Kit for Empirical Court Research With the eCourtsIndia MCP
A research starter kit for law students at NLSIU, NALSAR, NLU Delhi, GNLU, and every LLB and LLM candidate looking for a publishable empirical question. Five…
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Litigation Portfolio Monitoring for General Counsel: A Claude + eCourtsIndia MCP Playbook
A playbook for General Counsel, Legal Ops leads, and Chief Compliance Officers. Build a weekly board-ready view of your entire Indian litigation portfolio with one Claude…
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From Scrape to SLA: Why We Moved Off services.ecourts.gov.in to the eCourtsIndia API
A migration guide for BGV, fintech, KYC, and CLM teams stuck on fragile scrapers of the public court portal. Why services.ecourts.gov.in is slow on purpose, what…
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Building on Indian Court Data: A Developer’s Quickstart to the eCourtsIndia API
A developer quickstart for the eCourtsIndia REST API. Architecture, authentication, the five endpoints you will use first, Python examples, and the production notes that save your…
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We Read a Week of Delhi District Cause Lists. Most Cases Were Never Heard on Merits.
A data investigation of Delhi district court cause lists from April 2026 using the eCourtsIndia MCP. Almost every labelled listing was a Miscellaneous or Urgent variant;…
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MCP 101 for Legal Teams: The New Plumbing Between Claude, ChatGPT, and Indian Court Data
Model Context Protocol is the new USB-C of legal AI. Here is what an MCP is, how the eCourtsIndia MCP works, and a 90-second setup for…
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What Happens When Someone Owns the Data Layer: CIBIL, Zerodha, PitchBook, Clio
CIBIL, Zerodha, PitchBook, and Clio-vLex show what happens when one platform becomes the reference data layer for an industry. Four real-world comparables for what Indian legaltech…
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The Operating System for Indian Law: A Category Definition
Most Indian legaltech companies are features. A few are products. Exactly one layer has been missing: the operating system. This post defines the category, its three…

