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The AI Agent Layer for Indian Law: What Harvey, Hebbia, and the Indian Copilots Tell Us About the Next Wave
Harvey raised at an $11B valuation, Hebbia at $700M, Clio bought vLex at $1B. AI legal copilots have moved from novelty to line item. The anatomy…
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Public Data, Private Experience: A Manifesto for the Indian Court Data Layer
UPI runs the rails, PhonePe runs the experience. eCourts is the rail, private aggregators are the experience. Our manifesto for the relationship between India’s public court…
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From Zero to National Coverage in 12 Months: How We Built eCourtsIndia.com
eCourtsIndia.com launched in April 2025. Twelve months later: 36 states and UTs, 28 crore+ case records and a growing advocate directory, a REST API, and the…
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Why Legal Due Diligence in India Still Runs on PDFs: The Hidden Cost of Not Having a Court Data API
Legal due diligence in India still runs on PDFs, Excel cross-referencing, and two-week timelines. The process is expensive and error-prone, and completely unnecessary today. What a…
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Court Data Is a FinTech Dataset: Why Lenders, BGV Firms, and Insurers Are the Quiet Buyers of Indian Legaltech
Most eCourtsIndia users are not lawyers. They are banks, NBFCs, insurers, background verification firms, and compliance teams. Court data is a fintech dataset as much as…
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A Short History of Indian Legaltech: From AIR to AI, 1914 to 2026
Indian legaltech did not start in 2018. The modern legal-information story begins with the All India Reporter, founded in 1914. A history of Indian legal technology…
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Reading the Clio-vLex Deal: What a $1 Billion Legal Research Acquisition Tells Us About Indian Legaltech
Clio acquired vLex for roughly $1 billion in 2025, a practice management company buying a research database. What this deal signals about where legaltech is headed…
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eCourts Phase III: What ₹7,210 Crore Will Build, and Where the Private Sector Steps In
eCourts Phase III is a Rs 7,210 crore investment in judicial technology, one of the largest of its kind globally. A breakdown of the budget by…
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Why 80 Percent of India’s Lawyers Practise at District Courts, and Why Legaltech Keeps Missing Them
1.6 million of India’s 2 million advocates practise at district courts. Nearly every funded legaltech product ignores them. Why 80% of India’s lawyers are the largest…
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Every Search Filter on eCourtsIndia Explained with Examples: A Visual Guide for Lawyers and Litigants
Every eCourtsIndia search filter explained with examples: keyword & CNR search, advocate/judge field search, five date filters, bench type & court facets.