Legal World, and a website for everyone
The product is now called Legal World, in the app and on the website. The website opens at the home page for everyone, and the Free Library stays free to read.
Every change that has shipped during the beta, newest first. The last section lists plans, not promises.
The product is now called Legal World, in the app and on the website. The website opens at the home page for everyone, and the Free Library stays free to read.
A quote found in the judgment word for word gets the seal. One that is not found says Not found, in words, and asks you to check before you cite it.
Recording what happened shows as Saving until the server has it, keeps working when the connection drops, and can be undone.
Words typed in Hindi keep their vowel signs, and different spellings of the same word now find each other.
The tables for IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act now hold 315 pairs, each checked against the official comparison tables.
A partner is a second senior who helps run the chamber. The drafting editor gains tables, lists, find and replace, and clean paste.
Templates with questions, court formats and starters. Party details with a conflict check. Fees with receipts and printable statements.
A matter portfolio and dashboard for company legal teams. On a phone, today's and the next court day's hearings, and an after-hearing sheet that works offline.
The pricing page and the Your data page are public. A matter can be downloaded as Word.
Legal World moved to legalworld.site, and each section of the bare acts has its own page.
Pass work to a junior, see who is handling and who is appearing, and switch Today between Mine and Chamber. A matter can be updated from pasted eCourts text.
Planned, not dated. Each one appears above when it ships.
Today Google is the only way in, which leaves out clerks and some clients. A one-time code is being weighed.
Prices will be published on the pricing page before any charge starts, with a GST invoice for every payment.
Real chambers using it for real court days, and telling us what breaks.
Sign in with Google, add a matter and see tomorrow's hearings. No card needed.