Given a litigous population, a massive pile pending before courts, and cases that drone on, like Dickens’s Jarndyce and Jarndyce, lawyers have few tech options to tap into. A trickle from foreign lands have to be heavily customised for use in India. Of course, digitised versions of conventional tools have arrived, like mobile access to law libraries. The law digests of judgements, such as the Supreme Court Cases (SCC), went digital over a decade ago. Then there was the popular Manupatra.com, which could be used for research. Apps on smartphones have bare acts without much commentary, or some subscription-based cloud access to digital libraries. But such research tools aren’t enough for top corporate lawyers.