- Published on September 25, 2024
- In AI Features
India Needs Legal AI to Navigate 44 Million Pending Court Cases
Lexlegis.ai, an advanced LLM, is taking the lead in accelerating legal research in India.
- By Vidyashree Srinivas
In India, there are around 44 million pending court cases across over 1,200 courts, including tribunals, district courts, high courts, and the Supreme Court. In 2023 alone, 1.35 crore cases were filed, averaging 60,000 cases daily.
And these cases are managed by around 1.5 million advocates, supported by millions of assistants across the country, conducting over 11 million searches on various legal databases and search engines.
A lot to take in right? Imagine working on the research based on this vast data.
Lexlegis.ai, an advanced LLM, is taking the lead in accelerating legal research.
Speaking at Cypher 2024, India’s Biggest AI Conference by AIM Media House, Saakar S. Yadav, founder and CMD at Lexlegis.AI, emphasised, “Legal research is not just about finding
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Vidyashree Srinivas
Vidyashree is enthusiastic about investigative journalism. Now trying to explore how AI solves for all.
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