EasyLaw - No. 1 Legal App in Malaysia, with 27% Malaysian lawyers using our app. Our vision is to make Law becoming more (E)fficient, (A)ffordable, (S)imple to (Y)ou - including lawyers, law firms, legal related parties, government & public via the use of innovative technology. Hence the name "EASY"Law. Our mobile app has attracted 25,500 downloads by lawyers, legal related parties, property investors since launched in 2017. (1) Our mobile app consolidates all the legal related calculators into 1 app platform - enabling the users to calculate, save & share calculation results easily anytime & anywhere. The main calculators include : (a) Legal Fees / Stamp Duty for Sale & Purchase Agreement, Loan Agreement, Tenancy agreement (b) Real Property Gain Tax (RPGT) (c) Mortgage Loan Payments (d) Late Payment/ Delivery Interest (e) Balance Purchase Price (2) Free access to 10 important Malaysia Statutes anytime & anywhere - with "search" button to locate information easily using mobile app (3) Directory of Commissioner for Oaths based on GPS location. (4) Conduct Online Land Search anytime & anywhere - throughout all land offices in Malaysia. We have already monetized our business model. Our revenue & transactions are growing steadily every month. Currently we are looking for investment for rapid expansion & business growth.
Our software scans legal documents for potential drafting errors. Think of it like a spell checker or grammar checker on steroids. Drafting errors have consequences—ranging from making the attorney look sloppy to creating loopholes that open up litigation. Many drafting oversights, such as semantic and syntactic ambiguities, are not easy for lawyers to catch but relatively straightforward with the help of technology.
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Co-founded by John J. Nay, Oliver Goodenough, and J.B. Ruhl, PredictGov combines proprietary machine learning and natural language processing technologies with a deep knowledge of law and legal institutions to help lawyers and policy professionals.