- Published on July 31, 2025
- In AI Features
Will GraphRAGs be an intrinsic feature in LegalTech ?
GraphRAGs could transform legal intelligence by delivering explainable, context-aware and equitable insights at scale.
Image by Nikhil Kumar
- By Smruti S
As Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) becomes a viable option for providing better legal research, GraphRAGs are emerging as powerful systems for mapping legal relationships, improving context, and extracting deeper insights. Their potential to enhance research capabilities raise an important question: Will GraphRAGs become an intrinsic feature of all LegalTech solutions.
Joseph Pookkatt, principal architect at Staram Analytics, explained, “LegalTech is essentially a confluence of data, compute and knowledgeable resources.” The LegalTech domain in India, flooded with huge loads of unstructured data, expensive computing and handling of LLMs, and inaccessibility to legal experts, is slowly tackling these issues one by one. In this context, technologies like RAG and GraphRAGs are bec
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Smruti S
Journalist covering AI and startups. Keen on covering stories at the intersection of Technology and Business. You can contact me at smruti.s@analyticsindiamag.com
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