Our Story

About SALP

Our Mission

Making South Asian case law universally accessible

Millions of court decisions have been handed down across Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. For decades that wealth of legal reasoning sat locked in physical law reports, accessible only to those with the resources and proximity to retrieve them.

SALP changes that. We have digitised, tagged, and cross-linked this corpus so that a junior advocate in Quetta can access the same depth of precedent research as a senior barrister in Lahore — in seconds, not days.

We layer artificial intelligence on top of this corpus not to replace legal judgment, but to amplify it: surfacing relevant precedent, flagging whether cases remain good law, and helping practitioners draft stronger arguments.

Est. 2022

SALP has been in development since 2022, working with the legal community to build a platform that reflects how Pakistani lawyers actually research.

50,000+
Cases indexed
12
Courts covered
10,000+
Active users
4
Countries (growing)
What We Stand For

Our values

These principles guide every product decision we make.

Precision

Every result is sourced from authoritative databases. We do not guess; we cite.

Accessibility

Legal research should not require a physical law library. SALP makes the corpus of South Asian case law available anywhere, anytime.

Community

Built in close collaboration with practising advocates, judges, and law academics across Pakistan.

Reliability

Enterprise-grade infrastructure, daily database updates, and a dedicated support team ensure you can depend on SALP when it matters most.

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Thousands of South Asian legal professionals have already made SALP their primary research platform. Sign up and see the difference.