Legalise is a legal document drafting and research platform for advocates practising across Islamabad Capital Territory, Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan. It produces court-ready drafts across civil, criminal, family, constitutional, and corporate practice areas using a curated library built from 3,700+ Pakistani statutes and jurisdiction-specific statutes for each province, and a national Pakistan case-law database spanning the Supreme Court, the High Courts, and the Federal Courts.
The platform uses artificial intelligence as a drafting tool to assemble documents from verified legal text. Every clause, template, and statutory reference in the system is drawn from published Pakistani law and relevant precedent. The AI constructs documents from this controlled legal corpus rather than generating legal drafting from unconstrained general-purpose prompts.
Legalise also provides research utilities including a searchable case-law database of 39,000+ written judgments spanning eight courts (the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar, Sindh, and Balochistan High Courts, and the Federal Shariat and Federal Constitutional Courts), full-text statute access, the IHC Practice Rules 2025, a stamp duty calculator, legal glossary, an Islamabad court directory, and a jurisdiction decoder. Trial users receive introductory access to these reference modules; full ongoing access is reserved for paid members.
Research Lab is a separate tool rather than part of that reference shelf. An advocate puts one legal issue to it and receives one written research report: the position as the sources establish it, every authority it relied on listed beside the answer so each can be opened and read, and a plain statement of what those sources leave open. It searches the same case-law summaries and statute text described above, and it carries its own stated inquiry allowance on both the paid and the complimentary tier.