National television · Feature
Rhett brings advocate-reviewed AI into everyday legal work
A national broadcast segment on how legal execution changes when drafting, research and compliance run on an assisted workflow.
Press & Media
The architectural brief on Rhett's public perception. A collection of mentions, analysis, and discourse.
DD News · Feature
Rhett brings advocate-reviewed AI into everyday legal work
The segment walks through the part of a matter that never makes the news — intake, drafting, review — and asks what actually gets faster when an advocate signs off on machine-assisted output instead of typing it from scratch. Rhett is covered as an example of the model working in practice for Indian businesses.
The Code of Law Challenge
The Code of Law Challenge · Case study
Rhett runs the country-wide legal-tech challenge end to end
Rhett led the overall hackathon structure — challenge design, the evaluation system, the jury framework, branding, finalist selection and prize coordination. The full write-up of how it was built and judged is on the case-study page.
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On the record — ETV Bharat
ETV Bharat · Interview
What an AI-native law office actually looks like from the inside
A studio conversation covering the workflow end to end: what a client sends in, what the model prepares, what the reviewing advocate changes, and the line the firm draws between assistance and advice. Ends on where the team thinks the practice of law does not move.
Doordarshan · Segment
तकनीक और कानून — legal help that reaches past the metros
Coverage on making legal execution legible to people who were never going to walk into a law office first.
DD न्यूज़ · Segment
तकनीक और कानून — legal help that reaches past the metros
The segment frames access rather than automation: what changes for a small business or a family when the first legal step is a form in their own language instead of a chamber visit. Rhett appears as one of the platforms building for that user.
National daily · Print
The paperwork does not pause — so the firm rebuilt the paperwork
Print coverage of succession, compliance and the documents families and founders keep postponing.
Patrika · Print
The paperwork does not pause — so the firm rebuilt the paperwork
A print feature on the documents nobody wants to sit down with — Wills, succession filings, statutory registers — and the argument that the delay is a design problem, not a discipline problem. Rhett is quoted on structuring the intake so the first draft is already half done.
Virasatum — a legacy, secured
Virasatum · New
Rhett launches Virasatum for Wills, Trusts and estate settlement
Virasatum takes the succession side of the practice and gives it its own front door — guided Will drafting, Private Trust setup, and end-to-end estate settlement covering PF, gratuity, pension, EDLI, securities transmission and property mutation. Advocate-reviewed throughout.
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“Finally, an interface that doesn’t look like Windows 95. Rhett’s minimalist approach actually speeds up my doc review by removing visual clutter.”
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r/legaltech · Thread
Practitioners on the interface
Pulled from a public thread on legal tooling. The recurring point is not the model — it is that a review screen with less on it leaves more attention for the clause you are actually reading. Placeholder quote: replace with a real, attributed post before launch.
From the chambers · Essay
Why we built a law office around the workflow, not the billable hour
The founders on structural integrity, transparency, and the parts of litigation that were never going to be automated.
Rhett · Essay
Why we built a law office around the workflow, not the billable hour
The long-form version of the argument the press cards summarise: that the bottleneck in Indian legal services is coordination, not intelligence, and that a firm which fixes coordination first can be honest about what the technology does and does not decide.
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