By organisation · Government legal departments
For departments carrying a heavy docket
Read the file, find the dates that matter, research the point and draft the reply in the department’s own format, across hundreds of live matters.
The work, as it is today.
A department’s legal cell may defend hundreds of matters at once, often with files that arrive late and incomplete. Missing a date or a document has a public cost. Finch reads each file in full and keeps the dates in front of you.
What Finch takes on
Where Finch helps government legal departments
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Brief each file properly
Evidence, chronology, contradictions and missing documents from the whole file.
- 02Finch Litigation
Never lose a date
Limitation computed, cause-list and filing dates on one calendar across every matter.
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Research the point
Supreme Court research by paragraph, with later treatment and bench strength.
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Draft in the department’s format
Replies and affidavits in your structure, checked against your own sample.
- 05Workflow Library
Standard replies, done the same way
Recurring responses as workflows any officer can run.
Finch Litigation
Every fact opens at its page.
When a draft says the notice was served on a date, one click shows the line in the file where it says so.
- 1Classify
- 2Evidence
- 3Chronology
- 4Gaps
- 5Brief
Chronology
- 14 Mar 2023 Agreement signed
- 2 Aug 2023 First default notice
- 19 Jan 2024 Legal notice sent
Contradiction
The reply says payment was made on 3 August. The bank statement shows no such entry.
Missing
Board resolution authorising the loan.
The products
What government legal departments use
Data residency and on-premise deployment are on the plan, not yet in place. Tell us your requirements and we will say plainly what is available today.
Questions
Which courts does research cover?
The Supreme Court of India is indexed in full. High Courts are in development and tribunals are planned; until then, research on them runs through Indian Kanoon inside the same screen.
See Finch on one of your matters.
Register interest and the next step is a 45-minute live demonstration on one matter, end to end: intake, an 800-page set, the brief, an advocacy note and a draft with tracked changes.