Authors - Thony Enechi, Tevin Moodley Abstract - The legal profession is in a transformative era, driven by technological advancement and global shifts in businesses. This study aims to explore key factors influencing legal sustainability performance in Indian Law firms, with A focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices through an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Enabled computational intelligence perspective. While ESG frameworks are widely adopted across industries, their application in the legal sector remains limited due to overreliance on qualitative assessment and the absence of a computational decision mechanism. Considering legal infrastructure as a complex socio-technical system, this research adopts digitization and AI to enhance ESG-based accountability and governance. The pro-posed framework applied the Fuzzy Delphi Method to aggregate 30 legal experts’ knowledge and the Fuzzy DEMATEL to computationally model interdependencies among ESG performance factors. This enables systematic identification of critical sustainability drivers and their causal relationships. The study contributes a computational intelligence-driven sustainability framework de-signed for the legal industry, offering both theoretical and practical insights for technology-enabled ESG implementation. The proposed intelligent system sup-ports informed decision-making and strengthens environmental law enforcement and accountability within Indian law firms. Future research guidelines are also outlined
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