Seeking anticipatory bail before High Court, without first going to the Sessions Court, is something litigants have done for decades. The Supreme Court is now deciding whether that should continue. As reported by the Court, a bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and Aparesh Kumar Singh has reserved judgment in Mohammed Rasal C v. State of Kerala (SLP (Crl.) No. 6588/2025). The verdict could reshape how accused persons plan pre-arrest bail across India. What Is the Mohammed Rasal Case...

Ask a lawyer five years ago whether a machine would ever help draft their pleadings, and you'd probably get a laugh. Ask now and the answer is a lot more careful. AI in Law has moved from conference chatter into the daily routine of chambers, firms and courts. Tshilidzi Marwala, Rector of United Nations University, wrote about this shift in 2024, and his points still hold up. Here's what he said, where things can go wrong, and where Lawttorney.ai fits in. AI in Law: Can Technology Really Make...

AI in the Legal Profession isn't some far-off idea anymore lawyers are already using it to research, draft, and advise clients every single day. Survey after survey shows that most legal professionals now expect AI to have a major impact on their work, and adoption is climbing fast across law firms, corporate legal teams, and even government departments. What used to make people nervous is starting to feel like table stakes. The bigger question firms are wrestling with now isn't whether to...