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Track D · Law (LegalTech)

AI in Law (LegalTech)

AI literacy for LL.B. and law students at Indian universities — contract analysis with LLMs, e-discovery, legal research, regulatory scanning, AI in litigation. NEP-aligned discipline module.

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Track D · D3

The module you would run on your campus

Law students complete this module as part of the Track D layer of their existing degree, after the Universal Literacy module (D1).

What AI means in Law

3 capabilities the module produces.

  • Contract analysis with LLMs

    Spellbook, Harvey, Luminance — clause review, risk flags, and the verification protocol that catches hallucinated output before it leaves the desk.

  • AI-augmented legal research

    SCC Online AI, Manupatra AI, Lexis+ AI — case-law retrieval with mandatory citation verification (the Mata v. Avianca discipline).

  • Regulatory scanning pipelines

    Automate monitoring of RBI, SEBI, MeitY, and sectoral notifications for corporate compliance functions.

The module

AI in Law

D3

AI in Law

Sem 5–63 credits

Skill outcomes

  • Conduct contract analysis and clause extraction using LLMs
  • Run e-discovery and document review with AI tools
  • Perform legal research using LLM-augmented case retrieval
  • Build regulatory scanning workflows for compliance updates

Prerequisites: D1

Updated 2026-04

Industry context

Indian law firms and corporate legal departments are mid-shift on AI adoption — but the hallucination problem has already cost real lawyers their licences. Graduates who can use AI for leverage and catch its failures meaningfully differentiate in placement.

Student outcomes

  • Accelerate contract review with rigorous citation verification
  • Run an e-discovery exercise with AI-assisted document classification
  • Build a regulatory-change monitoring pipeline for a corporate compliance function
  • Articulate ethical, evidentiary, and disclosure considerations under DPDP and the EU AI Act

Sibling discipline modules

The other 9 disciplines in Track D.

Every discipline module shares the Universal Literacy module (D1) and the Career Bridge (D12). The middle module is what makes the AI fluency discipline-relevant, not generic.

Run this on your campus

Law students get the same Skill Score as every other Kompas student. Discipline-relevant. Cohort-comparable.

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