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TT&A Teams Up With Lucio AI for Legal Work
TT&A has partnered with Lucio AI to improve how its lawyers access institutional knowledge and handle client matters, the two companies announced on April 28, 2026, in Mumbai. This partnership is
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TT&A has partnered with Lucio AI to improve how its lawyers access institutional knowledge and handle client matters, the two companies announced on April 28, 2026, in Mumbai.
This partnership is part of a broader shift in Indian legal practice, where firms are moving from ad hoc AI experimentation to structured, workflow-level integration. For firms that handle complex cross-border work, the ability to retrieve and apply institutional knowledge quickly has become a practical need.
The Partnership
TT&A will deploy Lucio AI across its internal work processes. The goal is to give lawyers faster access to the firm's accumulated knowledge across its practice areas, including corporate and M&A, banking and finance, capital markets, projects, infrastructure, energy, disputes, regulatory, and competition law.
The firm stated that its objective is to provide a streamlined and tested tool, allowing lawyers to seamlessly access all available resources and prepare work product more efficiently with comprehensive inputs.
What Lucio Brings
Lucio AI currently serves over 200 clients across 13 jurisdictions and has a team of more than 50 lawyers, engineers, and builders behind its platform. The tool is designed to make institutional knowledge accessible and usable within a firm's existing workflows, rather than as a standalone reference system.
Vasu Aggarwal, Co-Founder of Lucio AI, said: "Firms like TT&A are operating at the intersection of global capital and local complexity. What we're seeing is that when institutional knowledge becomes truly accessible and usable within workflows, execution becomes more precise."
TT&A's Position
Founded in 2007, TT&A operates from offices in Mumbai and Delhi. The firm advises Indian corporates, multinationals, private equity firms, banks, financial institutions, multilaterals, and fintech players across sectors, including telecoms, technology, pharmaceuticals, insurance, energy, infrastructure, and e-commerce.
Sonali Mahapatra, Partner at TT&A, said: "We believe that it is imperative to use technology in a thoughtful and intentional way, to use our deep knowledge across practice areas in a consistent, streamlined manner, which will allow our lawyers to provide the best possible advice with speed and balance."
Mahapatra added that the firm looks forward to working with Lucio to keep improving both process and access.
What Changes for Lawyers
TT&A stated that its lawyers will now spend more time addressing client needs in a meaningful and nuanced manner. The firm will continue to apply its existing standards of professional judgment alongside the tool.
Lucio AI functions as a support layer within the firm's workflows. It does not replace lawyer decision-making but reduces the time spent on knowledge retrieval and document preparation.
About TT&A
TT&A (Talwar Thakore and Associates) is a corporate and commercial law firm founded in 2007, with offices in Mumbai and Delhi. The firm advises clients on corporate and M&A, banking and finance, capital markets, projects, infrastructure and energy, disputes, regulatory, and competition matters. Its senior lawyers have worked across multiple jurisdictions and serve clients ranging from Indian corporates and multinationals to funds, banks, and fintech players.
About Lucio AI
Lucio AI is a legal AI company that builds knowledge access and workflow tools for law firms. The platform currently supports over 200 clients across 13 jurisdictions and is built by a team of more than 50 lawyers, engineers, and builders. The company describes its mission as bringing clarity back to legal work so that lawyers can focus on judgment and client service rather than document retrieval and administrative tasks.
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