AI case management and drafting practice for junior lawyers in India
The first years in litigation are mostly about learning what to ask, what to file and when. Settl makes that structure explicit: each matter carries the intake questions, documents and steps the matter type actually needs.
What juniors usually learn the hard way
- •Not knowing which facts to extract during the first client meeting
- •Missing a mandatory document until the filing counter rejects it
- •Uncertainty about the format a particular application should take
- •Losing track of limitation because nobody explained how it is computed
How does Settl help junior lawyers?
An intake interview that teaches
The AI interview asks the follow-up questions a senior would, and pushes back when an answer is incomplete or inconsistent.
Readiness scoring
Every matter is scored on what is still missing — documents, dates, party details — before it goes for filing.
Stage-by-stage workflows
See the full lifecycle of a matter type, from notice to disposal, instead of learning it one surprise at a time.
Draft from structured templates
Start from structured Indian templates rather than a colleague's old Word file, and see which variables each document needs.
Hearing preparation packs
Generate a brief of the facts, issues and documents before you step into court.
Work reviewable by a senior
Everything sits in the firm workspace with a history, so a partner can check your work without a separate email chain.
How do I get started with Settl?
- 1Join your firm's workspace or start your own
- 2Run the guided intake on a live matter
- 3Fix every gap the readiness score flags
- 4Draft from a template and get it reviewed
- 5Prepare for the hearing with the generated brief
Ready to try it?
Settl is a workflow tool, not a substitute for supervision or legal advice. Always have drafts reviewed before filing.
Turn a brief into work your senior can review
Record instructions, parties and evidence at intake, then use readiness checks to find missing particulars. Keep questions for your supervisor alongside the matter. Prepare the draft, chronology and hearing brief in the same workspace, so review stays tied to the underlying record. A readiness score is not a guarantee that a registry will accept a filing.
Filing preparation, with supervisor review
Prepare a filing-suite draft from the matter data and ask your supervisor to review it against the record. Verify court rules, annexures and fee estimates before export; the readiness score does not confirm that a registry will accept a filing. The e-Filing Companion copies portal fields, but submission and authentication happen on the court portal, and an uploaded signature image is not a certificate-backed digital signature.
Free plan available; paid plans are per seat. See Settl pricing. AI output requires verification; Settl is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
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