Digital Technology to Deliver the Legal Aid

Business Case
In India, all citizens are guaranteed free legal aid by the Constitution. Yet despite this promise, many under privileged people have no access to the legal services when they need, due to schedules of quality lawyers, and poor legal literacy of the those in need.
Improving the legal literacy for effective legal aids to those in need
Digital Transformation
In association with our clients in Bar Associations, we introduced unified communication and practice management platforms to share legal queries from the under privileged to a network of 12000 lawyers across the state.
The platform aimed to provide legal literacy by providing credible information, and efficient delivery of legal services to those in need. The network of lawyers have been legal advises and services using the platform.
Connecting to a network of 12000 volunteer lawyers
The Result
While it is too early to judge the long-term effectiveness of these initiative by the Legal Literacy Council, since the introduction of the platform for more than a year, 200+ parties were provided pro bono legal services by the lawyers using the platform.
Instrumental in providing pro bono services to over 200+ parties