What LawyerInsight does: a tour of every feature

LawyerInsight helps advocates, clerks and law students research Supreme Court of India matters. It reads the Court's public records and shows you what it found, with the source beside it. It is a research aid, not the official record and not legal advice.

Find things

• Case Search. Look up a case by party name, case number or diary number, and also search the text of orders. Guide
• Daily Cause List and Live Courts. See what is listed today and, during sitting hours, what each court is doing now. Guide
• Sitting Roster. See benches and the judges sitting, with tenure details. Guide

Follow your own matters

• Add a Case, My Cases and My Day. Track the matters you care about and see today's ones in one list. Guide
• Alerts. Choose which events on your tracked cases reach you, on which channel and when. Guide

Understand the Court as a whole

• Benchmarks, High Court Outcomes and Registry Defects. Court-wide figures on how long similar matters take, how appeals from each High Court end and which filing defects are most common, each with its method. Guide

Ask and connect

• AI Assistant. Ask a question in plain language and get an answer with sources you can open. You can attach a photo or a document, and ask for a first draft of common filing documents. Sources, attachments, drafting
• Memory. Facts and case notes you ask the assistant to keep, visible only to you. Guide
• Connect your AI tool. Make a key and let another AI tool use LawyerInsight's Supreme Court statistics. Guide

What it does not do

It does not rank or recommend lawyers. It does not show outcome rates for a named judge or bench. Every statistic links to a definition on the methodology page.