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Solo advocates

Built for the advocate who does it all.

You are the researcher, the drafter, the clerk and the counsel. Vallume takes the first three off your desk.

Incoming

“I used to lose my evenings to research and first drafts. Now Vallume hands me the cited authorities and a working draft before I have finished my tea, and the diary tells me where I need to be tomorrow. For the first time in years, my practice feels like it has a team behind it.”

Adv. Priya SharmaIndependent practice, Delhi High Court
The challenge

A solo practice runs on one person's hours. Every hour on admin is an hour not spent on a client.

Research, first drafts, cause lists and client calls all compete for the same day. Large firms hand them to teams; a solo advocate does them alone.

Vallume gives you that team in software: cited research, first drafts, a diary that follows your cases, and a profile that brings clients to you.

Hours a weekBeforeWith Vallume
Legal research
8h
2h
First drafts
6h
1h
Research and first drafts per week, before and after Vallume
14h → 3h
Hours saved by a solo advocate in an average week
11h
Solo advocates satisfied with Vallume
94%

Incoming
Illustrative figures until we publish measured user data.

What changes

What Vallume does for you

  1. 01

    Do your best legal work

    Turn hours of research and drafting into minutes, with every authority cited.

  2. 02

    Run a well-ordered practice

    Appointments, hearings and deadlines in one diary that keeps itself current.

  3. 03

    Win more clients

    Be found, read and trusted before the first call.

See it work

Every answer shows its authority

Each point links to the statute or judgment it rests on, so you can read the paragraph yourself before you rely on it.

Judgments from the public Supreme Court and High Court records on AWS Open Data (CC-BY-4.0).

My client's cheque bounced in Pune; the drawer banks in Delhi. Where do we file under Section 138?

In Pune. Since the 2015 amendment, Section 142(2) gives jurisdiction to the court where the payee's bank branch is, the branch where the cheque was delivered for collection. That overrides Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod, which tied jurisdiction to the drawer's bank.

The Supreme Court applied the amended rule to pending complaints in Bridgestone India v. Inderpal Singh. Check limitation first: the complaint must be filed within one month of the cause of action (Section 142(1)(b)).

Sources

Sample answer

  1. [1]Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, s. 142Statute, as amended in 2015
  2. [2]Bridgestone India Pvt. Ltd. v. Inderpal Singh(2016) 2 SCC 75 · Supreme Court
  3. [3]Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod v. State of Maharashtra(2014) 9 SCC 129 · Supreme Court · superseded by statute
What you can do

Everyday work, done faster

  • Answer a client question with cited law the same day
  • Draft notices, agreements and petitions from a few answers
  • Follow every listing and next date without checking court websites
  • Take bookings against the hours you set
  • Check limitation and court fees before you advise
  • Publish articles and teach courses under your name
Advocates on Vallume

Solo practices already on board

Incoming
Advocates with a Vallume profile
1,200+
Courts covered: the Supreme Court and 25 High Courts
26
Consultations booked through profiles
8,500+
  • Adv. Rohan Mehta

    Bombay High Court

    Cheque bounce, commercial recovery

    9 years at the bar

  • Adv. Ananya Iyer

    Madras High Court

    Family law, succession

    6 years at the bar

  • Adv. Farhan Qureshi

    District Courts, Lucknow

    Criminal defence, bail

    12 years at the bar

  • Adv. Kavya Reddy

    Telangana High Court

    Property, RERA disputes

    4 years at the bar

  • “Every answer comes with the judgment it rests on. I read the paragraph myself before I rely on it, and it is always there.”

    Adv. Rohan MehtaBombay High Court

  • “My diary finally keeps up with my cause list. I have not missed a next date since I moved my matters in.”

    Adv. Ananya IyerMadras High Court

  • “Clients find my profile, read my articles and book a slot. The first call starts with trust already there.”

    Adv. Farhan QureshiDistrict Courts, Lucknow

Your clients' confidence

Confidential by design

Client privilege is your duty. These are the safeguards that protect it on Vallume.

Incoming
  • Encrypted end to end

    Your matters and documents are encrypted in transit and at rest.

  • Never used for training

    What you ask and upload is not used to train AI models.

  • Yours to delete

    Export or delete your data any time from Settings → Privacy.

  • Within Bar Council rules

    Your profile shows what BCI Rule 36 permits (name, enrolment, qualifications, areas of practice) and nothing that solicits work.

  • Free plan, no card needed
  • Judgment briefs are always free
  • 7-day refunds on courses
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