LADIS had started by specializing in this sector, which complexity requires a thorough understanding of the legal/legislative systems and procedures as well as extensive knowledge of the latest ICT offerings. Through the different projects that LADIS undertook, its staff' have developed a unique insight into the intricacies of legal/legislative systems and procedures.

LADIS has undertaken some very significant projects in this sector:

Public notary e-archive & computerization
Legal Portal
Cassation court’s integrated Information System
High Constitutional Court’s integrated Information System & e-Archive
State Council’s integrated Information System & e-Archive
Case Management Systems for Cairo Appeal courts
Case Management Systems for courts of first instance and automation of court processes, and DSS (Decision Support System)
Public Prosecutor’s office, family Affairs integrated Information System & e-Archive
Land Registration Authority – Kingdom of Bahrain e-Archive
Information Strategy Plan (ISP) for MOJ, Kuwait
Technical support system for cassation court Prosecutor members

LADIS has gained a deep insight and an enormous expertise in Court mangement systems through a multitude of projects that it had implemented. LADIS has undertaken projects to introduce ICT in the three high courts of Egypt, i.e., the Court of Cassation, the High Constitutional Court, and the State Counsil. Beside Cairo appeal court, and first instant courts. The projects aimed at introducing an integrated case management system in each of the courts with the aim to provide quality, speedy services to litigants and the public, eliminate manual manipulation of documents, speed up the selecting and publishing of new principles, and ease the job on judges and court staff. The information systems implemented in these courts covered:
   Case initiation, tracking and management
   One-stop-shop front office for the public and for lawyers
   Electronic archiving of case files in close integration with the case management application
   Creation of a searchable judgments archive
   Supporting the compilation of new principles as established by higher courts
   Court on the web

The object-oriented technology used in developing the applications has made them flexible and easy to amend to meet varying requirements.

The case tracking application was implemented in the High Constitutional Court of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

LADIS has developed a complete service portal www.tashreaat.com that contains all Egyptian legislations, rulings of the various high courts, legal studies, and a legal counseling section where questions from visitors get proper legal advice.