Three associates research the same point for three different matters, and come back with three different answers.
For law firms
Every matter. Every lawyer. One workspace.
LegalGita is the AI workspace for lawyers. The whole case file, the law, the court and your team in one place, and every answer shows you exactly where it came from. So the firm's time goes into the argument, not into hunting through files and re-checking citations.
Inside a busy firm
The risk isn't one bad lawyer. It's the gaps between good ones.
A junior's memo cites a case nobody opened. Since July 2026, if it doesn't exist, that's misconduct, and it carries the firm's name.
The associate who ran the matter for a year moves to another team. Why the claim dropped from ₹1.86 crore to ₹1.62 crore leaves with her.
The client asks where things stand. It takes a morning to piece it together from drives, inboxes and a hearing someone half-remembers.
Good lawyers, working hard. The work just doesn't hold together.
What we mean by a workspace
A good workspace has everything within reach, nothing to worry about, and room to think.
That's what LegalGita is for a lawyer: not another tool to open and check, but the place where the work happens.
The file, the brief, the timeline, the hearings, the law, the court and the people working on it.
Every claim opens the passage it rests on, and nothing it didn't read can be cited. The client's file stays private to the firm.
Reading, chronologies, tables and tracking happen in the background, so your attention goes to strategy and craft.
Within reach: the whole matter, in one place
Today a matter lives in a shared drive, three inboxes and one associate's head. In LegalGita it lives in a Matter: the file, what the team has learned from it, and when it's next in court.
Ask the entire case file anything.
Pleadings, orders, notices, agreements, correspondence, scans included: up to 50 files of 10,000 pages each. Agents read it all, pick the documents that answer the question, and give you the page.
The matter, already briefed.
Parties, forum, stage, issues and dates, kept current. When a chat turns up something new, you decide whether it goes in.
Relief under clause 14.2 needs written notice within 7 days, and none was served.
Find the contradictions first.
Every dated event with its file and page, and every fact your own documents state differently.
Know the bench before you stand up.
The day's orders from the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court, read for how each bench rules on your issue.
The next date, on the matter.
Tracker checks the court twice a day and reminds you before you're listed.
Nobody explains the case twice.
Add colleagues to the matter by name or email. Chats stay with the matter, so a junior picks up where a senior left off, and every addition to the brief shows whose work it came from.
Nothing to worry about, part one
Don't trust it. Check it. It takes one click.
Reliable AI isn't AI that asks for your faith. It's AI that makes checking effortless. Every claim in a LegalGita answer carries a pin. Click it and you see the exact passage, on the exact page of the judgment or document itself.
- It can't cite what it didn't read. The writer is never allowed to type a case name; names and citations are filled in from sources it actually opened.
- Quotes are quotes. Every quotation is matched character for character against the judgment.
- It tells you what's unsettled. Where no court has decided a point, the answer says so, instead of guessing.
| Deliver each order within 45 days of the purchase order | 25 Feb 2025 | cl. 61 |
| Written notice of force majeure within 7 days | 7 days | cl. 14.22 |
| Pay the ₹1.86 crore claimed, or face a suit | 29 Jun 2025 | para 93 |
“14.2 The party affected shall notify the other party in writing within seven (7) days of the occurrence of such event…”
Nothing to worry about, part two
Your client trusted you with this file. We treat that as our trust too.
Security isn't a feature list to us. It's a promise about how we behave with the most sensitive thing a firm holds. Here is what that promise means in practice.
Your documents and questions are never used to train AI models. Not ours, not anyone's.
Files and processing stay in your region, encrypted in transit and at rest.
Work is private until you share a matter. Administrators see usage, never content.
We're a Data Fiduciary under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, accountable for the personal data in your files.
The same firm, on LegalGita
The same week, again.
All three associates work from research where every claim opens its passage. Where they differ, you can see exactly why.
The memo can't cite what it didn't read. The partner checks the three authorities that matter, in minutes.
The matter keeps its file, brief and chats. The next associate reads the brief and picks up where the last one left off.
The client asks where things stand. The brief is already current, and the next date is on it. You send it before lunch.
Same people. Same matters. One standard, across the firm.
Set up the way a firm runs
One account for the firm, not a pile of personal subscriptions. The bill doesn't depend on which team had a heavy week, and work leaves in the firm's own format.
One allowance for the whole firm
Usage is pooled across seats, so a heavy week for one team is covered by a quiet week for another.
Your format, your letterhead
Word documents with the firm's name, footer and colours, and citations as footnotes, ready to file or send.
Your courts, on request
Delhi High Court and Supreme Court are live. If the firm practises elsewhere, tell us and we'll add the court.
Start with one team
No firm-wide switch on day one. A walkthrough on one live matter, a pilot with one practice group, then the whole firm. We work alongside you throughout.
Bring us one live matter.
Thirty minutes with your own documents. Ask the questions you'd ask a junior, and check every answer yourself.