Incourt Legal News Like Never Before
Entrepreneur magazine|May 17

While we cannot be very sure if Indian legal sector will ever witness an ‘Uber Moment’ but yes, we are very sure that there has been a major disruption in this section. After the start-up boom, back in 2015, ventures started off in almost every field. However, nothing major came up in the legal sector. Concepts came, ventures started but those mostly dealt with the traditional service part or providing easy database or search engines for law. There hasn’t been anything which could look at the grass root level when it comes to legal literacy of an ordinary man. There has been nothing that aims to bring change in the way legal picture is looked at in general.

Incourt Legal News Like Never Before

However, InCourt, a one-and-half-year old start-up based in Greater Kailash 1 is working hard to change this. InCourt, an app and web based platform gives away all the legal and business updates in short and simple 60 words. The news brief is coupled with informative pictures, videos and link to the detailed news piece.

Sanjay Aggarwal, Founder of InCourt who comes with around two decades of experience in the legal business says, “We really want to work hard and bring a value product to the people. We want to change the way people look at the Indian legal system.” He not only conceived the idea of InCourt but also worked tirelessly to bring the whole concept to substance. Sanjay stands firm like a rock when it comes to motivating the team or mentoring the other co-founders.

Not only this, Sanjay Aggarwal has been an early stage investor for InCourt too. His experience with Eagle Riders (world’s oldest and largest venture in adventure tourism on luxury bikes), and his association with Kishore Biyani in Elisir Lifestyle Pvt Ltd has been of a great help while ideating the concept of InCourt. He also runs Insurance Samadhan ( www. insurancesamadhan.com ), a platform that handles grievances of life and health policy holders.

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