Courtrooms to code: Young lawyers tap into AI to tackle legal hurdles
Young lawyers in Hyderabad are using AI to build legal-tech startups, addressing industry gaps through tools like contract drafting and risk analysis.Summary
Young lawyers in Hyderabad are increasingly moving beyond traditional legal practice to build legal-tech startups. By leveraging AI tools, these entrepreneurs are developing platforms that address gaps in the industry, such as contract drafting, document search, and risk analysis. Navis Rohan, a final-year law student, launched Safe Clause, an AI-powered platform that generates contract drafts and offers lawyer review services. Similarly, Sneha Ganapavarapu created Pactora, a tool that identifies liability and negotiation pressure points in contracts before they reach legal review. Faculty members at NALSAR University of Law note that this trend is gaining momentum, with students experimenting with coding and AI tools, suggesting a rise in legal-tech entrepreneurship in the future.
(Source：Times of India)