LiveLaw keeps me informed on legal developments better than any other source I follow, and the breadth across courts is impressive. The mobile app does the job but feels sluggish and occasionally crashes when loading older articles. Content-wise though, it's a genuinely valuable resource.
Broad, valuable legal coverage
App is sluggish and sometimes crashes
I have followed LiveLaw for years, but more and more of the detailed coverage now sits behind a subscription, and the prompts interrupt almost every article. I understand they need revenue, but the rollout felt abrupt and the free version has become noticeably thinner. It soured what used to be a daily habit.
Quality content when accessible
Aggressive paywall prompts, thinner free coverage
The reporting on LiveLaw is excellent, but the mobile site experience has become frustrating. Pop-up and auto-playing ads cover the text and the page jumps while loading, so I lose my place constantly. The journalism deserves a far cleaner reading experience than this.
Strong reporting and analysis
Intrusive ads and a janky mobile reading experience
As a litigator I depend on LiveLaw for timely coverage of orders that affect my matters. The judgment copies attached to their stories save me the hunt through court websites, and the analysis pieces are thoughtful. It has genuinely changed how quickly I learn about developments.
Timely coverage, attached judgment copies
LiveLaw is open in a tab on my desk all day. They report important Supreme Court and High Court judgments often within hours, and the summaries are accurate enough to brief a partner from. For staying current on Indian law there is simply nothing better.
Fast, accurate judgment reporting