Software built for how Indian legal practice actually runs

We build one place for the work a chamber already does: tracking matters from the court's own record, searching judgments, drafting, and getting contracts approved and signed.

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3,000+ legal professionals

Advocates, juniors and small firms across India draft, search and keep their matters in Law365. We built it because that work was spread across a diary, a drive and three group chats.

Our Story

Law365 started from one observation: an advocate's day is spent moving the same case information between a diary, a drive, and a group chat. Nothing there is hard. It is just in four places, and one of them is always out of date.

To give every Indian advocate, from a single practitioner to a growing chamber, tools that are accurate about the court's record and honest about what they can do.

  • Hearing dates and listings read from the court's own record
  • Supreme Court and High Court judgment search with summaries
  • Drafting that exports to Word and PDF
  • Roles and access control for a chamber
Law365 being used in a chamber

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What we build to

Four rules the product is held to. Each one is a decision already made in the code, not a promise about the future.

Built on the record

Hearing dates and cause list entries are read from the court's own systems, not typed in by hand.

Fits how you already work

Matter, CNR, cause list, draft, approval: the product uses the same flow chambers already follow.

Your files stay yours

A document is readable only by the workspace that uploaded it, and access can be controlled by role.

Built with advocates

We build from what practising advocates tell us is busy-work and what is real legal work.