Solutions
Six audiences, six different problems
A sole advocate, a litigation partner, a general counsel running a legal operations centre, a registrar, a professor and a citizen with a consumer dispute are not doing the same job. The platform does not pretend otherwise.
For advocates and litigators
The research depth of a large firm, on your own
MY Legal Desktop gives individual advocates and litigators the research depth of a large firm at a fraction of the cost. Draft bail applications, writ petitions, written submissions and legal notices in minutes, formatted for the court you are filing in.
The research depth of a large firm, without the large firm.
What you would use it for
- Draft a bail application for a High Court in minutes rather than an evening
- Find the precedents on a point of law across the High Courts
- Cause list and hearing reminders raised automatically
- Translate documents for regional language courts
- Move between the old criminal codes and the new, provision by provision
Pleading generation
First drafts of the instruments a litigation practice files every week, in the format the forum expects rather than a generic template.
Judgment search
Ask the question the way you would put it to a colleague. Results are ranked by relevance and broken by recency, each carrying the material it rests on.
Matter tracker
Hearing dates, orders and the clients behind them in one place, with limitation periods raised before they turn urgent.
Translation
Work moves between English and Indian regional languages with the legal terms anchored to their statutory equivalents.
For law firms
One platform for the whole firm
Whether the firm is three lawyers or three hundred, MY Legal Desktop brings the team onto one platform. Manage matters, clients and deadlines while associates draft faster and partners spend their time on strategy.
Your whole book, with the drafting time taken out of it.
What you would use it for
- Bring a new associate onto the system in a day rather than a week
- Every active matter across departments in one view
- Client reporting produced from the matter record rather than by hand
- Judgment research shared across the whole team
- Role-based access for partners, associates and paralegals
Team workspaces
Shared matter workspaces with role-based access control, so the right people see the right slice of the book.
Matter management
Matters and clients held together, with the drafting, research and dates attached to the matter rather than scattered around it.
Tenant isolation you can explain to a client
Each firm gets its own database rather than a shared one partitioned by an identifier column. When a client asks how their matter is kept separate from another firm’s, the answer is structural.
Client privacy
Language models run on infrastructure you control, so matter data does not leave your account boundary as a condition of the product working.
For corporate legal departments
A legal operations centre for the business
In-house legal teams are asked to do more with less. MY Legal Desktop gives the team AI-assisted contract review, compliance monitoring and opinion drafting, so the department answers the business in hours rather than days — a legal operations centre rather than a queue.
Know your exposure before someone else tells you.
What you would use it for
- Review a long vendor contract in the time a first read used to take
- Non-standard clauses in an NDA flagged rather than missed
- Regulatory exposure mapped across the obligations that apply to you
- Legal opinions drafted for board submission
- Executed contracts held somewhere searchable
Contract review
Reads a contract for the provisions that carry risk — the one-sided indemnity, the missing cap, the termination right that only runs one way.
Compliance gap analysis
Works through the obligations that actually apply to your entity and identifies where you are not currently meeting them.
Regulatory risk mapping
Turns a diffuse sense of exposure into something specific enough to prioritise and to take to a board.
The department’s own record
Matters, contracts and advice held together, so the function has an institutional memory rather than a set of inboxes.
For government departments
Capacity, without surrendering custody of the data
Government legal departments carry large volumes of drafting, opinions and litigation management. MY Legal Desktop is built for the security, retention and deployment requirements those departments actually have to meet.
Capacity without surrendering custody of the data.
What you would use it for
- Draft with statutory compliance checked as you go
- Legal opinions prepared on departmental schemes
- Litigation portfolios managed across departments
- Work under the new criminal codes, with the old provisions alongside
- On-premise deployment for sensitive data
On-premise language models
The platform runs against locally hosted models. Matter data does not need to leave departmental infrastructure to be processed, which removes the question that usually stops a procurement in its tracks.
Audit and retention control
Retention periods are configurable per deployment, and the platform is built to hold only what the stated purpose requires — the DPDP position, implemented rather than asserted.
Service delivery at the counter
Kiosks extend a department’s reach to citizens who will never use an app, in the language actually spoken locally.
Traceable by design
Every interaction is traceable for departmental audit, without retaining more personal data than the service requires.
For law schools and legal education
Prepare students for AI-augmented practice
Legal education has to prepare students for a profession in which these tools are ordinary. MY Legal Desktop gives law schools institutional access, and gives students the harder skill: reading what the machine produced and judging whether it is right.
Teach the new codes with the old ones alongside.
What you would use it for
- Run moot competitions with researched problems
- Teach students to evaluate AI legal output critically
- Research tools for law review work
- Expose students to the workflows they will meet in practice
- Set drafting exercises and mark them against a rubric
Moot preparation
Argument preparation, counter-argument generation and witness question preparation — the skills a moot is actually assessing.
Both regimes at once
Students graduating now will spend their careers moving between the old codes and the new. Every provision can be viewed against its counterpart, with legacy provisions flagged as such.
Reading judgments properly
Summaries built from the headnote — the essence of the ruling — rather than from the first paragraphs of the order.
Institutional access
Cohort-wide access administered centrally, so a department can put the whole year group on the same footing.
For citizens and the general public
Legal help for every Indian
Most people cannot get good legal help at the moment they need it. The citizen-facing side of MY Legal Desktop, on the web and on the phone, closes some of that gap: plain-language guidance, help understanding a document, and an honest answer about when you need an advocate.
A straight answer, before you spend anything.
What you would use it for
- Understand your rights if the police are the ones in front of you
- Know what to do when a legal notice arrives
- Understand what a document actually says, in plain language
- Know where you stand as a tenant, an employee or a consumer
- Find out what a matter is likely to cost before you start
Written for someone who is not a lawyer
The assistant adapts its register to the person in front of it, including when that person is distressed rather than merely curious.
The deadline, first
Limitation periods are checked early, because missing one is the most common way a good case becomes no case at all.
Told when to get a lawyer
Some matters should not be handled alone, and the platform says so plainly rather than encouraging you to proceed.
First drafts you can actually file
Police complaints, consumer complaints and RTI applications, drafted from your own description of what happened.
Whether it is your practice or your legal operations centre
A sole advocate and an in-house function carrying a whole group’s obligations need the same things — the drafting done, the exposure visible, the deadline caught. Tell us what you are dealing with and we will point you at the right part of the platform, or tell you honestly if it is not the right tool.