Property law on one side, AI engineering on the other.
LexRam TSR exists at the junction of two professions that rarely share a room. The people building it have prepared the reports, argued the disputes, trained the models, and run the platforms banks depend on.
Founder & CEO
Property law practitioner. Years of title scrutiny for banks, NBFCs, and institutional clients, 30-year searches, SARFAESI enforcement scrutiny, DRT/DRAT dispute work.
A CEO who has actually prepared Title Scrutiny Reports knows which pain points matter: the inconsistencies, the missed flags, the audit failures. That experience shapes every product decision.
Head of Legal AI
AI researcher specialising in language processing for legal documents, with published research in Indian legal text analysis and prior legal-tech experience.
Legal AI is not general AI. You cannot point a generic model at a deed and hope. This role owns the fact that every finding is accurate, every citation is real, and every flag is explainable.
Head of Engineering
Full-stack engineer with enterprise software experience for financial institutions, document processing, and document-intelligence systems at bank scale.
The platform has to be as reliable as the scrutiny is rigorous: multi-tenant isolation, prepaid billing that reconciles to the paisa, and pipelines that survive 200 MB property files.
Advocate review panel
Senior property lawyers who vet AI findings, add nuance, and sign off the reports that carry human judgement.
The machine goes first; the advocate decides. Every Manual Report and every opinion letter rests on qualified practising lawyers.