4 August 2026The High Courts Are In
Miss Lucy's record of judgments now covers the High Courts as well as the Supreme Court. For most matters, the authority that settles the point is your own High Court's, and that is the part of the research that used to be left to you.
Read article →7 July 2026Reading a High Court order for the point that actually matters
A practical look at working through an impugned High Court order — separating the finding from the narration, spotting what was actually decided, and how Miss Lucy gives you a structured first read.
Read article →6 July 2026Miss Lucy Lite — Free Legal Help in Plain English
Around five crore cases are pending in Indian courts, and yet most legal problems in this country never reach a lawyer at all. The first answer costs too much. We've built a second product to make the first answer free.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting an affidavit, faster: getting the format right every time
A practical look at preparing an affidavit in India — the format, the verification clause, the deponent details, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a clean first draft instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting an anticipatory bail application, faster
A practical look at preparing an anticipatory bail application in India — the grounds, the case law on custodial interrogation and economic offences, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to edit instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Researching Article 21 and fundamental-rights case law, faster
A practical look at finding the right Article 21 and fundamental-rights authority for your matter — the doctrine, the controlling judgments, and how an AI legal assistant surfaces the cases you need instead of a blank search box.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a bail application, faster: how Miss Lucy helps
A practical look at preparing a bail application in India — the structure, the case law you need, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to edit instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a Section 138 cheque bounce complaint, faster
A practical look at preparing a Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act complaint — the statutory notice, the limitation timeline, the ingredients, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a habeas corpus petition, faster
A practical look at preparing a habeas corpus petition in India — the grounds, the urgency, the case law on illegal detention, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting an application for temporary injunction, faster
A practical look at preparing an Order 39 injunction application in India — the three-fold test, the case law, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to sharpen instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a legal notice, faster: how Miss Lucy helps
A practical look at preparing a legal notice in India — the structure, the tone, the legal basis, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to edit instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Finding the case law for a 498A quashing petition, faster
A practical look at preparing a quashing petition under Section 482 in a 498A matter — the grounds, the controlling authority, and how an AI legal assistant gives you the cases and a first draft instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Finding the case law to quash an FIR under Section 482, faster
A practical look at preparing a petition to quash an FIR under Section 482 CrPC — the grounds, the controlling authority, and how an AI legal assistant gives you the cases and a first draft instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a Special Leave Petition: the SLP workflow, made faster
A practical look at preparing an SLP under Article 136 — the format, the grounds, the question of law, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to refine instead of a blank page.
Read article →21 June 2026Drafting a writ petition under Article 226: where the time really goes
A practical look at preparing a writ petition in India — the structure, the grounds, the case law on maintainability, and how an AI legal assistant gives you a first draft to sharpen instead of a blank page.
Read article →8 June 2026Citations You Can Open, Documents She Can Read, and a Mac App You Can Download Today
What we've been building so a lawyer can trust Miss Lucy with real work: a citation system you can verify yourself, the controls that keep her from inventing a case, and a Mac app you can download today.
Read article →21 April 2026Your client's AI chats are not private
A US federal court has ruled that attorney–client privilege doesn't survive a client's use of consumer AI. The legal half of the story is in the Indian advocate's lane; the software half is where most of the commentary is going wrong.
Read article →28 March 2026Lawyers in India need capacity, not software
79% of advocates in their first two years of practice earn under ₹10,000 a month. They can't hire help. They can't buy time. What they need is something no legal tech product has offered them yet — the ability to do more.
Read article →10 March 2026Most Legal AI Tools Have the Memory of a Goldfish
You spend forty minutes working through a problem with an AI tool, close the tab, and the next morning the AI has no idea who you are. Every session starts from zero.
Read article →4 March 2026India's Legal System Doesn't Need a Revolution — It Needs a Generation Leap.
Kirkland & Ellis made $8.8 billion in 2024. India's top firms are estimated at $100–130 million each. That gap is both monumentally large and deliciously ripe for narrowing.
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