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The legal world is changing fast—and in Delhi, that change felt tangible. The ILTN Delhi Meetup on 19 July 2025 brought together lawyers, founders, operators, and legal thinkers for an evening that moved beyond surface-level conversations into something far more meaningful: honest, experience-driven dialogue on where LegalTech is actually headed. What unfolded wasn’t just another networking event, it was a room full of people actively trying to make sense of a shifting legal

On 26th July 2025, the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) hosted its very first LegalTech Meetup in Bangalore and if there was one thing the evening made clear, it’s this: the conversation around legal innovation in India is no longer emerging, it’s accelerating. What brought people together wasn’t just curiosity about AI or automation, but a shared intent to understand how law is actually changing in practice. From in-house counsel and law firm professionals to founders and ope

Disha Pathak is a legal professional working at the intersection of law, technology, and policy. She currently serves as an AI Solutions Analyst at Klarity , where she works on leveraging technology to streamline legal processes and enable more efficient legal workflows. Her work reflects a strong interest in LegalTech, intellectual property law, and the evolving role of ethical AI in shaping the future of legal systems . She actively engages with questions around governance

Iravati Singh works at the intersection of law, technology, and risk. She currently works as a Legal Engineer in the Digital and Innovation team at Khaitan & Co., specializing in practice transformation. She focuses on reimagining traditional legal workflows by strategically integrating legal tech solutions to enhance efficiency, scalability and service delivery.. Prior to this, she served as Manager – Legal Technology and Risk at Angel One , where she worked on leveraging l

Yashasvi Agarwal works at the intersection of law, technology, and innovation. She is currently part of the Digital & Innovation team at Khaitan & Co , where she focuses on integrating GenAI, automation, and LegalTech into legal service delivery to make legal work more efficient, scalable, and intelligent. Her work involves deploying AI tools for document review, due diligence, legal research, and process optimisation, while also contributing to product development, digital

We conducted a focused session under the Women in LegalTech vertical of the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), titled “From Idea to Impact: A Founder’s Journey in LegalTech.” The conversation featured Namita Shah , co-founder of Presolv360, and brought together a room of women exploring, building, and questioning the future of LegalTech in India. The discussion quickly moved beyond founder journeys and surface-level narratives. It became an honest reflection on what it actual

In conversations around legal innovation, ideas often take centre stage. But real progress happens when those ideas are put into practice - tested, questioned, and experienced firsthand. That is precisely what the LegalTech Demo Desk & Meetup – Mumbai Edition , held on March 7, 2026, set out to do. Hosted by the Indian Legal Tech Network (ILTN), the evening brought together a dynamic mix of legal professionals, in-house counsel, founders, and legaltech builders. The focus was

In the global legal landscape, “innovation” is often reduced to a buzzword, one that translates into little more than incremental software updates. However, a recent specialized session hosted by the Indian Legal Tech Network (ILTN) and the International Legal Tech Association (ILTA) revealed that, in India, innovation is something far more radical. It is the construction of a new, digital-first infrastructure for justice. The discussion, titled “ Online Dispute Resolution:

Shubhangi Bhargava works at the intersection of law, technology, and human rights. She is currently Legal, Policy and Advocacy Manager at CADRE ODR , where she works on advancing dispute resolution through policy, research, and strategic advocacy. Her work spans legal research, human rights advocacy, and innovation in justice systems. Prior to joining CADRE ODR, she worked with the United Nations and International Committee of Red Cross as a Research Consultant on judicial p

Vaibhavi Khuthia is a lawyer based in Mumbai, specializing in conflict resolution through mediation. She holds a Master’s degree in Mediation and Conflict Resolution from Maharashtra National Law University and currently leads the Mediation wing at Presolv360 , a leading Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform in India. In this role, she focuses on helping individuals and organizations find constructive, amicable solutions to their disputes. Alongside practice, she actively

A Quiet Revolution in Legal Tech is Happening: Y Combinator has long served as a bellwether for where venture capital and innovation are heading. Since its founding in 2005, YC has funded over 4,000 companies and while fintech, SaaS, and biotech have historically dominated its roster, a quieter revolution has been unfolding in one of the world's oldest professions: law. The global legaltech market valued at approximately USD 38.1 billion in 2026 to reach USD 78.1 billion by

LegalTech can feel opaque, undefined, and difficult to enter — especially early in your career. For Women’s Day 2026, Indian LegalTech Network gathered reflections from women working across litigation, innovation teams, engineering, marketing, and academia to make the early years more navigable. This guide distills recurring patterns: where people enter, what accelerates growth, and what friction is structural rather than personal. If this guide was useful, share it with some

Tanya Mohta is a commercial contracts lawyer working at the intersection of contracting, legal technology, and digital transformation. Currently an Assistant Legal Counsel at HSBC , she supports the development of AI-driven contract automation tools, including prompt engineering, workflow testing, and feature evaluation. Alongside this, she advises procurement teams on SaaS contracting structures, digital licensing, IP and data risk, and conducts post-execution contract risk

The recent India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi has quietly shifted how we should think about legaltech in India. It was not a “law conference”, but its core themes - AI for all, trusted AI, and India as a Global South leader have direct consequences for how we build and use technology in law. AI as Basic Infrastructure, Not an Add‑On First, the Summit normalised the idea that AI is basic infrastructure, not a fancy add‑on. When the government talks of public compute, indigen

Carol Jayan Philip currently serves as the Lead – Legal Operations at CADRE ODR , where she works at the intersection of dispute resolution, process design, and operational strategy. In this role, she focuses on strengthening legal workflows, improving efficiency, and supporting the scalable delivery of online dispute resolution services. Her work reflects a strong understanding of how structured processes and legal systems can be optimized for real-world impact. Her profess

On Saturday, 7th February, the ILTN Delhi Coffee Meetup brought together founders, lawyers, operators, and legal thinkers over coffee for an intimate and candid discussion on what’s actually happening in India’s LegalTech landscape. What began with simple introductions soon unfolded into a deeply engaging exchange of ideas — spanning technology, education, research, and the realities of legal practice in India. We closed the session with a rapid-fire round of “one AI tool you

On 21st February, we hosted the Women in LegalTech Virtual Coffee Meetup to bring together voices from across the legal ecosystem for an open and meaningful conversation on AI and the future of legal practice. The legal industry is at an inflection point. AI tools are entering drafting workflows, contract management systems are automating routine processes, and conversations around regulation, data privacy, and billing models are intensifying. Yet, amid the noise, there are l

Nabiha Khwaja currently serves as a Staff Writer at Legaltech Hub , where she explores how technology is reshaping legal practice — from AI-driven tools and CLM platforms to access-to-justice innovation. Alongside her writing, she is a Co-Organizer of Stockholm Legal Hackers , contributing to a global movement of lawyers, technologists, and policymakers building creative solutions at the intersection of law and technology. She also continues to invest in the ecosystem as a M

The ILTN Bangalore community gathered on 7th February for a thought-provoking session that moved beyond surface-level excitement about AI and automation and into the deeper operational realities of legal tech adoption. What unfolded was an honest, grounded conversation about what truly determines whether technology succeeds inside legal departments. Spotlight Speakers Mahalakshmi — Integration as Strategy Mahalakshmi set the tone with a practical lens on how General Counsel

We’re spotlighting Samridhi Jain , a legal tech journalist working at the intersection of law, technology, and storytelling. Currently a Staff Writer at Legaltech Hub , a directory of global legal tech solutions, Samridhi focuses on helping lawyers, buyers, and innovators make sense of the rapidly evolving legal tech landscape. Her work directly impacts buyers, lawyers, and innovators who want to make better decisions about using legal technology in their daily workflows. W