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Legal innovation is shaped not only by the technologies being developed, but also by the people adopting them, the anxieties they navigate, and the markets they serve. On 13–14 October 2026, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) was represented at Legal Geek 2026 in London by Shreya Vajpei, Chief Ecosystem Officer, ILTN, and Vaishali Gopal, Senior Advisor, ILTN. India's presence extended beyond the exhibition floor through conversations on AI adoption, women's experiences in Le

The future of legal innovation depends not only on the technologies we build, but also on how we implement them, learn from failures, and collaborate across markets. On 9–10 September 2026, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) participated in TechLaw.Fest 2026 as an Industry Partner, bringing Indian perspectives to conversations on LegalTech, legal AI, and the global legal innovation ecosystem. The ILTN delegation was led by Nimrat Dhillon, Chief Structure Officer, ILTN, and V

LegalTech is not just about technology. It is about rethinking how legal services are built, delivered, and scaled. Behind every successful legal technology solution lies a combination of legal expertise, operational understanding, product development, and effective implementation. As part of its Women in LegalTech series, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) brought together Supin Prem and Vaishali Gopal for a conversation on what it takes to build LegalTech from within the i

Building LegalTech solutions requires more than technical skills. It calls for an understanding of real legal problems, user needs, and the practical challenges of bringing an idea to life. The Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) × Vibecode Law Vibeathon 2026, sponsored by Trilegal, brought lawyers and builders together to develop practical solutions to challenges across the legal ecosystem. As part of the initiative, a series of mentorship sessions offered participants guidance

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping legal services, business operations, and regulatory compliance. But as organisations accelerate AI adoption, an important question emerges: can compliance keep pace with innovation? Against this backdrop, on August 21, 2026, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) × NYAI, brought together a Legal Innovation Panel in Mumbai which jotted together perspectives from regulation, legal operations, compliance, and technology for a discussion

The Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), in collaboration with vibecode.law, is pleased to announce the winners of the ILTN × vibecode.law Vibeathon 2026. The Vibeathon brought together lawyers, law students, technologists and other members of the legal community to build practical technology solutions for problems they encounter in legal practice and the justice system. Over the course of the challenge, participants used AI-assisted development tools to turn ideas into working l

India's LegalTech ecosystem is growing, but meaningful adoption continues to face challenges around awareness, product-market fit, training, economics, infrastructure and trust. In November 2025, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), in collaboration with the Ideate Lab at O.P. Jindal Global University, brought together stakeholders from across the ecosystem for a closed-door LegalTech Strategic Roundtable to examine what India needs for meaningful and sustainable LegalTech ad

What if you could take a real problem in law and build a working solution for it — without being a traditional coder? The Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), in collaboration with vibecode.law, is bringing together lawyers, law students, developers, designers and legal innovators for an online Vibeathon focused on building practical AI-powered legal tools. From 21 August to 11 September 2026, participants can use AI-assisted coding platforms such as Claude Code, Codex, Replit, L

Supin Prem is a legal operations and LegalTech leader with over 15 years of experience driving contract lifecycle management (CLM), legal operations transformation, and digital enablement. She currently serves as Director – Legal Ops (CLM/GDC) at Spaulding Ridge, where she leads consulting engagements focused on CLM implementation, legal operations strategy, and helping organisations build scalable, technology-enabled legal functions. Prior to joining Spaulding Ridge, Supin s

AI is already changing how legal work is researched, drafted, reviewed, and delivered. But the rules governing its use in the legal profession are still taking shape. That gap was at the centre of Governing Legal AI Before Someone Does It for You, an evening jointly hosted by the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) and the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), in collaboration with Aarna Law. Moderated by Shreya Raman, the conversation brought together Leah Verghese

Megha Bhagat is a social entrepreneur and LegalTech founder working at the intersection of law, technology, and innovation. She is the Co-founder and CEO of Curated LegalTech, where she is building India's first regulatory technology platform focused on compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA). Her work centres on developing AI-enabled compliance solutions, including DATA-INK, a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)-powered legal gap assessment platform

The LegalTech Networking Meetup | Bangalore Edition on July 19, 2026 was an afternoon of engaging conversations, new connections, and a shared enthusiasm for the future of LegalTech in India. Bringing together lawyers, in-house counsel, founders, legal operations professionals, technologists, and entrepreneurs, the meetup created a space for meaningful discussions on how technology is transforming the legal industry. Attendees exchanged ideas on topics ranging from artificia

AI is developing faster than the rules meant to govern it. While governments, companies, researchers, and civil society debate what responsible AI should look like, the technology is already being deployed across sectors and becoming part of everyday life. That tension was at the centre of a recent Indian LegalTech Network session on careers, policy, and accountability in the age of AI. The conversation brought together Jameela Sahiba and Vaishali Gopal for a candid discussio

Shivani Joshi works at the intersection of law, technology, and business transformation. An engineer by training who later pursued law, she built her career around bridging the gap between legal expertise and technology-driven execution. As the founder of Stratify BA, she helps professionals and organisations navigate the evolving legal landscape through practical capability-building in legal operations, legal business analysis, compliance, data privacy, and LegalTech. Her wo

Legal technology is no longer a side conversation. That was one of the clearest takeaways from LegalTechTalk Reflections: Key Takeaways & Community Discussion, hosted by the Indian LegalTech Network. The session brought together Vaishali Gopal, Rasmeet Charya, Kanan Dhru, and Shreya Vajpei for a candid reflection on their experience at LegalTechTalk, one of the largest legal technology gatherings in the UK and Europe. With nearly 5,500 people on the floor, the event made one

For more than three decades, the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) industry was built around one of technology’s most successful business models: charging customers per seat. This pricing model gave customers predictable costs based on team size because it was based on the number of licensed users. SaaS followed this across industries including customer relationship platforms, enterprise collaboration tools and LegalTech platforms. The economics were compelling with revenue growin

With over two decades of experience spanning organisational development, workplace governance, investigations, and technology, Pallavi has dedicated her career to helping institutions build safer, fairer, and more accountable workplaces. Her work sits at the intersection of law, systems thinking, and organisational change, driven by a belief that technology should not simply automate processes, but strengthen decision-making and trust. At present, she is building Ungender, a

Picture a small Indian legaltech founder with a genuinely useful product. An AI tool that helps a litigant chase an unpaid invoice or scans a property document and flags the risky clauses in minutes instead of hours. The technology works. The demand is obvious. And then the founder hits the wall every Indian legaltech builder knows: Who do I even ask whether this is allowed? Does the Bar Council have a view? What does the data-protection law require? Will any of this get a la

Evidence of the Token Budgeting Crisis Jonathann Low, Partner and Co-founder of Predictiv Consulting, explained that the AI industry's move from flat-rate fees to token-based billing, which charges for every line of code generated, has become too expensive for many companies. Microsoft used Anthropic’s Claude Code, whose bill is priced by the token, and the costs ran way past the annual budget. This led it to terminate its license with Claude by 30th June 2026 and move its ow

Innovation is often celebrated through success stories. But behind every successful legal transformation are experiments that didn't go as planned—and valuable lessons that rarely get shared. As a side event of LegalTechTalk 2026, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) and Justice Adda hosted Fail Camp: The Honest Conversation Legal Innovation Needs, a 90-minute facilitated workshop designed to create space for something the legal industry doesn't talk about enough: failure. Bri