Are Legal Startups the Next Big Thing in India’s Tech Boom?

All signs point to a resounding yes! With technology as their gavel and innovation as their court, legal startups are not just disrupting the system they’re rebuilding it, one click at a time.

Legal startups in India are receiving a great kick from the government in 2025, through financial rewards, streamlined regulatory frameworks, and an intense push for digital advancement. Such programs as Startup India Scheme, the increased Credit Guarantee Scheme with the cover amount of Rs 20 crore as well as proposed tax exemptions in the Union Budget 2025-26 for a period of five years after incorporation will facilitate the establishment of new legal companies. The government has also been making compliance processes less cumbersome and working to establish a light-touch environment for regulatory purposes in order to encourage doing business easily. With an emphasis on modernizing legal systems, supporting deep tech, and fostering collaborations, legal startups are well-positioned to deliver tech-enabled, customer-centric legal solutions in a more innovation-friendly ecosystem.

Real-World Case Studies from the Legal Startup Ecosystem

Mulberry Law

Mulberry Law has consistently empowered startups with tailored legal solutions that address complex challenges in corporate advisory, funding, and dispute resolution. Our case studies showcase how we’ve guided emerging companies through strategic joint ventures, private equity deals, and intellectual property protection. By simplifying legal processes and offering customized advice, we help startups navigate regulatory landscapes effectively while mitigating risks.

Pankaj Singla, Partner, Mulberry Law, highlights, “The firm recognizes that the legal industry's evolution is driven not by the demand for new services but by the need for a modernized approach”.

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