After court, start the draft — not a blank page.
Speak the hearing. Get a vakalatnama, affidavit, or reply the senior can mark. You still sign it. You still file it.
How a brief moves
From engagement to the next hearing — we help the paper.
Vakalatnama
Give the parties. Get a vakalatnama to correct — names and addresses stay yours.
Affidavit and reply
A hearing note or transcript becomes a first reply. You lock the verification and prayer.
Writ petition
A writ skeleton in the shape the court expects. Grounds remain your work.
Authorities
Look up a case on the same matter. Confirm the citation before you cite it.
Notes after court
Dictate what happened. The next draft starts there.
Versions
Junior and senior work the same draft — not five Word files.
What you get
Open an account and use this on a live brief.
Writer
The formats you already know. You accept every important change.
Judgment search
Find a passage, then check it in your reporter.
You file
Export. Your clerk or the court portal does the rest.
Questions counsel ask
Short answers. Then create your account.
No. You correct the draft and file the way you already file.
Create your account. Start with one pending reply.
Dictate a hearing note. Correct the draft. File the way you already file.