Law Firms

As AI tools become standard in Indian legal practice, law firms need clear policies on how lawyers can use them. This guide walks through everything a law firm needs to build a responsible, compliant AI usage policy in 2026.

AI is changing how lawyers research, but speed without structure is a liability. This guide walks Indian law firms through the practical steps to build a safe, reliable AI research workflow that holds up in court and in practice.

Three sweeping legislative changes landed in India's legal landscape this week. From the Jan Vishwas Bill 2026 decriminalising hundreds of regulatory offences to the new Income Tax Act 2025 going live on April 1, the legal implications for law firms and in-house counsel are immediate and layered. Here is a clear breakdown.

AI in Indian law firms is revolutionizing legal workflows, billing structures, and strategic decision-making.

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has become India’s first law firm to fully adopt a generative AI-first strategy, integrating artificial intelligence tools across its legal, compliance, and operational workflows to enhance efficiency, research accuracy, and client service delivery.