Law firm operations
Interactive demoThe work around every matter, done before you ask for it.
Lawgix Workbench is a working mock of a full-service law firm’s surrounding work, automated end to end. It reads every cause list and every order the courts upload, computes every limitation clock from the statute, builds tomorrow’s hearing briefs with authorities verified at the source, and bills the month from the work itself — with Lawgix Research and Lawgix Vault doing the reading underneath. Partners keep every decision.
“We are good at the law. What hurts is the diary, the cause lists, the briefs at 9 pm and the bills that go out on the 15th.”
Frontend mock with seeded matters for an imaginary full-service Delhi firm. Thirteen workflows play out step by step with a live guide; you take the decisions. Courts, statutes and timelines are real; the connections are simulated.
Watch it run
1:53Monday morning, the evening before court, and month-end billing
Cause lists, orders and limitation clocks before 9 am; five hearing briefs and a clash handled the evening before; a month billed from the work itself. Recorded from the mock.
Then run it yourselfWho it helps
The same week, for the people who actually do the work.
Managing partner
Hears about a missed date or a clash after it has happened.
Sees every clock and every listing across the firm, and decides only what is theirs.
Associate
Spends the evening before court pulling orders and finding last month’s notes.
Opens a finished brief with the last order, the compliance and the authorities, and prepares the argument.
Court clerk
Checks four cause lists after 6 pm and phones everyone with item numbers.
Gets the court run — files, passes and item numbers, court by court — before he leaves.
Walk through the product
8 screens, in the order a day goes.
It plays itself until you touch it. Pick any screen, or open the mock and click through it yourself.
Tomorrow’s cause lists, every court, with the clash found
Every live matter searched across the High Court, the district courts and the DRT the evening before. Two matters listed for the same associate at the same time are caught on Monday, not in the corridor on Tuesday.
The line that matters
What runs by itself, and what waits for a person.
This is the design, not a disclaimer. Every mock draws the line on the screen, so the people using it never have to wonder who decided.
- Reading every cause list and every order uploaded on eCourts, for every matter
- Computing limitation and statutory clocks from the section and the trigger date
- Building hearing briefs and finding authorities, verified against the source
- Reading summonses, notices and data rooms into the matter file
- Capturing time from the work and drafting invoices under each engagement letter
- Every legal and strategic call: what to argue, offer or concede
- Anything filed in court, sent to a client or signed
- Who appears where when listings clash
- Write-offs, reminders and every commercial decision
From here
Your version starts from this one.
The mock is the brief. We sit with your team, keep what fits, change what does not, and wire the first workflow into the tools you already run — contracts read before you sign them usually comes first.
Legal & contracts
Contracts read before you sign them
Every contract read against your playbook, deviations flagged with the exact clause, and redlines drafted in your own fallback positions.
- Read the whole contract, annexures and scanned pages included
- Compare against your standard positions and fallbacks
- Flag each deviation with the clause it objects to
- Catch what is missing, not just what is wrong
Law firms & legal teams