Pakistani law firm Akhund Forbes has launched Conclavity, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered legal intelligence platform designed specifically for Pakistani law.
The platform was unveiled in Karachi at an event attended by members of the judiciary, legal professionals and business leaders.
According to the firm, Conclavity is built around a maintained database of Pakistani legislation and is designed to support lawyers with legal research, document drafting and contract review. The platform also provides verified statutory citations to help users access relevant legal provisions.
Founder Rabel Z. Akhund said Conclavity was developed to make legal work faster and more accessible while supporting, rather than replacing, professional legal judgement.
The launch reflects the growing adoption of AI-based tools in Pakistan’s legal sector, as professionals explore ways to use technology to streamline research and other routine legal tasks. – ERMD
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