AI Lawyer
AI Lawyer: questions people ask
Plain answers, as things stand today. If your question is about your own legal matter, please ask a qualified advocate.
Does AI Lawyer replace an advocate?
No. It gives legal information and document help only. It does not give legal advice on your matter and is not a law firm. For advice, consult a qualified advocate.
Is it available now?
No. There is no code yet. Rules on who may give legal advice in India have to be reviewed with a lawyer before we design it.
Will my documents be kept confidential?
Confidentiality is a core design requirement. How and where documents are stored is not decided yet, so please do not rely on it for real matters.
Which languages will it support?
Not decided yet.
What will it cost?
Pricing is not decided. It is planned as a subscription.
Can I ask a legal question on this website?
No. This website does not answer legal questions, and nobody here can give legal advice. For advice on your own matter, consult a qualified advocate.
Is AI Lawyer a law firm?
No. AI Lawyer will provide legal information and document help only. It is not a law firm and does not replace an advocate.
Will it show where its answers come from?
That is the plan: legal research is meant to come with its sources shown, so that you or an advocate can check them. The feature is planned, not built.
Is it approved by a bar council or a court?
No. AI Lawyer is not approved, certified or endorsed by any bar body or court, and it does not exist yet.
What does this website collect about me?
No cookies, no analytics and no form data. Online forms are not open. Your browser keeps a few display settings, such as the colour theme, on your own device.
How do I join the waitlist?
Call one of the numbers on the contact page and ask to be told when AI Lawyer opens. Please do not share details of a legal matter, names of parties or documents.
The current state of AI Lawyer is on the status page, read from the status service.