Court Case Organiser
Make sense of a pile of case papers: what the case is about, where it stands, and what to ask your lawyer.
Upload your case papers to get a case summary, timeline, list of documents, hearing history, next steps and questions for your lawyer.
What you give and what you get
You give names, dates and what was agreed. You get a ready legal document. Fill a short form and your document is written for you.
How Court Case Organiser works
- Upload case papers
- Say your role
- Get the organised case file
What it costs
You pay in credits, and only when the app gives you a result. New accounts start with 100 free credits, and credit packs start at ₹10. See prices.
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