LexFab AI

AI handles the routine. You do the lawyering.

An assistant that reads your case file, briefs you before every hearing, suggests what to do next and drafts notices — with citations on every claim, and nothing filed on your behalf.

Paragraph-level citationsYour data is never used for training
LexFab AI · Drafting mode
State v. Mehta · CRL.A. 2271/24 · 14 documents
Draft a bail application for the accused under §439 CrPC, citing the most relevant Supreme Court precedent.

Case intelligence

It knows what happened. It tells you what's next.

The AI follows every development on every case — orders, adjournments, filings — and turns them into a brief, a priority and a to-do.

  1. AI Brief before every hearing

    What happened at the last hearing, what the bench asked for, and the next steps for the coming date — one page, ready the night before.

  2. Suggested tasks from case developments

    A new order, an adjournment or a filing by the other side becomes a suggested task with a due date. Accept it, edit it or dismiss it.

  3. Prioritised events and next actions

    Hearings and deadlines ranked by relevance to your matters, each with a recommended next action — so the day starts with what matters most.

AI Brief · Hearing tomorrow, 10:30
State v. Mehta · CRL.A. 2271/24 · HC Karnataka, Court 4
High priority
Last hearing · 12 Nov

Matter adjourned. Bench directed the prosecution to place the §41A compliance affidavit on record Order ¶4 and asked defence to confirm the employer letter is available.

Next hearing · 24 Nov

Arguments on bail expected to proceed. Carry the employer letter and the Arnesh Kumar compilation; be ready to address Category A under Satender Kumar Antil.

Suggested tasks
File compliance affidavit under §41ADue 22 Nov
Collect employer letter from clientDue 20 Nov
Prepare note on Category A precedentDue 23 Nov

Capabilities

Built for the real work.

Beyond the brief — six more things advocates ask the AI to do every day, each grounded in the case file.

Notice automation

Legal notices, replies and bail applications drafted from your case documents. You review, edit and decide what gets filed.

Grounded research

Ask in plain English or your language. Answers from case law and statute with paragraph-level citations you can verify.

Case summaries

Upload a 200-page judgment. See the decision, the operative paragraphs and how it bears on your matter.

Translation

Orders, drafts and notes translated for clients in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and English — legal nuance intact.

Voice notes

Dictate post-court thoughts on the way back. Transcribed into the right case file, with next steps turned into tasks.

Document chat

Upload pleadings, FIRs, contracts. Ask questions and get answers cited to the page and paragraph.

How it works

Read. Brief. Review.

Every brief, task and draft follows the same path — and the last step is always yours.

01

Reads your case file

Pleadings, orders, FIRs, evidence and notes — indexed per matter and updated as the case moves. The AI works only from what's on record for that case.

14 documents · 312 pages
02

Briefs, suggests and drafts

A hearing brief, a ranked to-do and any draft you ask for — each claim cited to a paragraph in a real document. If it can't be cited, it isn't said.

3 citations · 2 SCC · 1 order
03

You review and decide

Edit freely, verify each citation in one click, and insert into the case. Nothing is filed automatically.

Awaiting advocate review

Principles

AI you can defend in court.

  1. Source-backed responses

    Every claim points to a paragraph in a real document — your case file, a judgment, a statute. If we can't cite it, we don't say it.

  2. You stay in control

    Nothing is filed or scheduled automatically. The AI briefs, suggests and drafts; your team reviews, edits and decides what gets used. Built to support advocates, not decide for them.

  3. Context-aware, not generic

    Responses come from your case documents and uploaded records, not from generic internet answers.

  4. Your data stays yours

    Client files are never used to train models. Encrypted in transit and at rest, DPDP Act 2023 ready.

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See the AI work on your own case file.

AI features are included in every plan.