AI is revolutionisng law firms globally, impacting India's legaltech sector. Startups are attracting significant investor interest, with funding reaching $107 million in 2025. While AI streamlines tasks like contract drafting and case law analysis...
Harvey Specter might soon have an AI paralegal. From drafting contracts to scanning case law in seconds, AI is rewriting the playbook for law firms worldwide. The global shift is creating a ripple in India’s growing legaltech segment, where a new crop of startups is attracting strong investor interest. According to Tracxn, India has 954 legaltech companies, including 87 funded ventures that have collectively raised $780 million to date. In 2025 alone, the sector has pulled in $107 million, a 6369% jump over last year’s levels. But as algorithms take over grunt work, entry-level legal roles could be the first casualties of this change.
