Here’s a list of 10 leading legal tech investors in India, the legal tech startups they have invested in, and a bit about their deals.

Artificial Intelligence is now gaining immense popularity in the legal sector. World over, AI is changing the way we do legal practice, conduct business, perform legal processes, and handle clients. This article provides a brief history of AI in law, an overview of its current applications in the legal industry, and some thoughts on its future in the profession.

No doubt, AI is revolutionizing our lives. But at the same time, we do need to pay heed to its ethical concerns. An amalgamation of law and ethics is what leads to justice in the true sense. The question is: does the integration of AI in law lead to a compromise on ethics?

While AI may or may not take over the world, many from the legal fraternity are of the opinion that AI is out there to snatch their jobs. Truth cannot be any further. At least for the foreseeable future, AI even at its best remains an assistive technology.

Amazon will act as a legal service provider that connects brands to a trusted pool of IP law firms and avail quick and cost-effective legal help. Services such as copyright and trademark registrations, filings, IP protection strategies will make ease it convenient for sellers to get personalized solutions for their brands.