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How-To Guides
Step-by-step guides to Indian court processes: checking case status, reading cause lists, downloading orders and more.
46 articlesMarket & Industry Insights
Analysis of India’s legaltech market, court data infrastructure and how legal technology is changing in India.
29 articlesLegal Data Insights
Original data stories from 30 crore+ case records: pendency, disposal times and statistical studies.
29 articlesAI & Legal Technology
How AI, APIs and legal technology are changing work in Indian courts: AI Clerk workflows, summaries and the eCourtsIndia API.
26 articlesCourt Data Stories
Narrative stories backed by court data: celebrity cases, busiest courts and the journey of a case from filing to verdict.
32 articlesLawyer & Litigant Guides
Practical guides for advocates and litigants: hearings, certified copies, bail, summons and hiring the right lawyer.
19 articlesCourt Deep Dives
Court-specific guides for the Supreme Court, High Courts, Family Courts, DRT, NCLT and more.
8 articlesLatest articles
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How Many Lawyers in India? 25 Lakh Enrolled and Where They Work
India has about 25 lakh enrolled advocates (BCI), but no count of practising lawyers. How the bar splits by court tier, language, AI use and budget.
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Why India Needs a CIBIL for Litigation
CIBIL made credit history usable by standardising existing records. Court data had the same problem. How a litigation check works, who uses it, its limits.
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The Data Moat in Indian Legal AI: Why Court Data Wins
As AI models converge, the lasting edge in Indian legal AI is court data: coverage, freshness, entity resolution and trust. Five real moats, three fake.
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District Court Lawyers in India: Why Legaltech Missed Them
Most Indian advocates practise in district courts, yet legaltech built for the top tier. The five gaps, what a district lawyer needs, and what exists now.
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Can India’s Legal AI Become a Ten Billion Dollar Category?
A bottom-up sizing of India’s legal AI market from the Bar Council’s 25.70 lakh enrolment, real price points and Harvey’s multiple. The answer: not yet.
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Most Surveyed Indian Legal Professionals Use AI. The Gap Is Court Data
Manupatra surveys show most Indian legal respondents already use AI. The gap is live court data, not willingness. What the numbers say and how to close…



