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Legis brings cause lists, hearing dates, orders, drafting, and team tasks into one place — across tribunals and courts — so your chamber stops running on memory, spreadsheets, and last-minute scrambles.

  • Manage NCLT, NCLAT, District Court, and High Court matters in one workspace
  • Never miss a court hearing — alerts on a schedule built around your practice
  • Draft faster, assign tasks, and turn orders into clear next steps

The daily reality

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Most litigation chambers hit the same walls. Legis is built to remove them.

  • Pulling cause lists and next hearing dates by hand, matter by matter
  • Drafting replies and filings from scratch with no link to your matter files
  • No simple way to assign work to juniors or track who is doing what
  • Orders upload but action items stay in your head — or get lost in WhatsApp
  • Case details scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes, and folder trees

One workspace

Manage every matter in one consolidated view

Stop chasing case numbers across tribunals, district courts, high courts, spreadsheets, and WhatsApp threads. Add a matter once and see hearings, orders, files, tasks, and drafts in a single place.

  • NCLT, NCLAT, District Courts, and High Courts in one dashboard — filter by court, status, or next hearing
  • Next hearing date and last order visible at a glance across your practice
  • Every document, draft, and update tied to the matter it belongs to

Case Management

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The Bharat Co-operative Bank (Mumbai) Limited

CP(IB)/1234/MB/2024

NCLT MumbaiDISPOSED14 Oct 20259d ago

Reliance Innoventures Private Limited

CP(IB)/71/AHM/2024

NCLT AhmedabadPENDING11 Jul 20252h ago

Mehta Industries Pvt. Ltd.

Company Appeal (AT) 245/2024

NCLAT New DelhiPENDING18 Sep 20261d ago

Rajesh Kumar vs State of Maharashtra

CS/124/2024

District Court, PunePENDING22 Aug 20262d ago

Hearing alerts

Never miss a court hearing

Legis tracks cause lists and hearing dates for your matters and notifies you on a schedule you control — built around when you actually work, not when you remember to check.

  • Get reminded before a matter is listed — not the morning you are already in court
  • See cause list updates and hearing date changes as they happen
  • Set notification timing that fits your practice — daily digest, same-day alerts, or both

Notifications

Alerts from your tracked matters

Listed for tomorrow

CP(IB)/71/AHM/2024

Delhi High Court, Court 5 — 10:30 AM

2h ago

New order uploaded

CP(IB)/102/MB/2025

Interim order dated 12 Aug 2026

Yesterday

Hearing date changed

Company Appeal (AT)/44/2025

Next date moved from 5 Sep to 19 Sep 2026

3 days ago

Team tasks

Assign work to your team with clear ownership

Give juniors and associates a defined role on each matter. No more lost messages asking who will handle the next step.

  • Create and assign tasks per matter — draft reply, collect documents, brief client
  • Track what is to do, in progress, and complete across your chamber
  • Everyone sees the same matter context without forwarding PDFs on email

Tasks

CP(IB)/71/AHM/2024

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To do · 2

Draft reply to S7 application

15 Aug 2026PR

Collect board resolution

18 Aug 2026RA

In progress · 1

Review order dated 12 Aug

TodayNB

Complete · 1

File vakalatnama

DoneAM

Order intelligence

Turn orders into action items automatically

When a new order uploads, Legis surfaces what you need to do next. Reply in 15 days, prepare for the next date, brief the client — captured as tasks, not mental notes.

  • Suggested action items extracted from each order on your matter
  • Add to your task board in one click — assign to the right person
  • Full order timeline so nothing slips between hearings

Order · 12 Aug 2026

Interim order on Section 7 application

Respondent directed to file reply within 15 days. Next listing on 18 Aug 2026.

Suggested action items

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File reply to Section 7 application within 15 days

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Prepare for hearing on 18 Aug 2026

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Brief client on interim directions

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Drafting

Draft court-ready replies from your matter files

When a new filing is due, Legis matches the requirement to the right template, pulls facts from your uploads, and formats the draft like your firm expects.

  • Template library for common tribunal and court filings — including NCLT Section 7 replies
  • AI-assisted drafting grounded in your matter documents, not generic text
  • Export to Word with proper pleading formatting — index, affidavit, and all

Drafting actions

Suggested from court orders on this matter

File reply to the Section 7 proceedings

Order requires reply within 15 days from date of service.

Draft ready
Template matchReply to S7 Application96% match
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File fresh Vakalatnama and additional affidavit

Suggested from order dated 5 Aug 2026

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Copilot

Ask questions across your matter documents

Copilot reads the orders, applications, and agreements you've uploaded — so you get answers with citations, not guesswork.

  • Query amounts, dates, and clauses without re-reading every PDF
  • Answers scoped to the matter you're working on
  • Useful for reply drafting, client updates, and quick prep before hearings

Copilot

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What is the default amount claimed in the Section 7 application?
The application claims a default of ₹42.8 crore arising from the facility agreement dated 14 March 2019. See Application at p. 12 and Annexure A-3.
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