For your kind of work

Pick your desk. Then open an account.

Each page is written for the brief you actually have — not a generic product tour.

By practice

Start with litigation if you draft after court.

Litigation

Vakalatnama, affidavit, reply, writ

After court, speak your notes. Get a draft the senior can mark. You still file.

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M&A

Diligence notes and SHA language

Keep deal papers on the matter. Write the first memo. Counsel keeps the call.

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Banking

Notices and recovery pleadings

First language for SARFAESI, DRT, and IBC papers. Bank legal reviews before anything goes out.

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Tax

Grounds of appeal

Structure the appeal and keep the papers together. You file on the government portal.

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Insurance

Coverage notes and MACT replies

A first written statement from the claim file. Counsel signs.

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By who you are

Chamber, company, boutique, standing counsel.

Chambers

Junior drafts. Senior reviews.

One place for the matter. Start alone, add a colleague when you need to.

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In-house

Keep the file inside the company

Notices, drafts, and notes on your matter — before you call the panel.

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Boutique & mid-sized

Start on a published plan

Open an account. Invite someone only when two people must work the same brief.

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Standing counsel

A draft with a trail

Dictate, correct, keep versions. File through the office you already use.

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Create your account. Put one brief on it.

Dictate a hearing note. Correct the draft. File the way you already file.