Never busy, never closed
Handles unlimited simultaneous calls, 24/7/365 — capacity stops being a number.
{01} — AI VOICE AGENTS FOR LAW FIRMS
Accidents, arrests, and emergencies don't keep business hours — and the person calling at 11pm hires whoever picks up. Our AI voice agent answers your firm's phone in two rings, any hour of any day, qualifies the case, and books the consultation. No voicemail. No answering-service script readers. No missed cases.
Answers in 2 rings · Sounds human, identifies as AI · Transfers to you when it matters
{02} — THE GRAVEYARD IN YOUR VOICEMAIL
The after-hours massacre. A large share of legal inquiries happen outside business hours — nights, weekends, the exact moments crises occur. Every one of them hits your voicemail, and callers reaching voicemail rarely leave a message. They just dial the next result on Google. You paid ad dollars to make that phone ring; voicemail threw the case away.
The hold-music hangup. Even during office hours, the math is ugly: your receptionist is human — at lunch, on the other line, out sick. Callers who wait hang up within a minute or two, and the injured ones don't call back. Twice. Your intake capacity is capped by how many phones one person can physically hold.
The answering-service illusion. So you hired an answering service — and got a script reader who can't tell a slip-and-fall from a solicitation call, takes a name and number, and promises "someone will call you back." The lead goes cold in the gap. Taking messages isn't intake. It's just slower voicemail with a salary.
{03} — IMAGINE INSTEAD
Saturday, 2am. The phone rings — a DUI arrest, panicked family. Your agent answers instantly, calm and clear: collects the who, where, and when, explains that an attorney will call within the hour, books the consultation, and texts the family a confirmation — while simultaneously handling the fender-bender call that came in ninety seconds later, in Spanish. Both cases land in your CRM fully documented before you wake up. Monday morning there is no voicemail graveyard. There's a calendar with consultations on it. Your competitors are still 'returning calls in the order they were received.'
Handles unlimited simultaneous calls, 24/7/365 — capacity stops being a number.
Qualifies by practice area, captures case details, books directly onto your calendar.
Urgent caller? Existing client? It transfers live to your cell or team the moment a human should take over.
{04} — WHAT'S INSIDE
Sounds human, pauses like a human, and understands "I got rear-ended" and "they're holding him downtown" without missing a beat. Trained on legal intake conversations, identified honestly as your firm's AI assistant.
Different questions for an injury call versus a family law call versus criminal defense — built with you, asking exactly what your intake sheet asks.
Doesn't take messages — books consultations onto your real calendar, sends confirmations and reminders by text, and slashes no-shows.
Existing clients, opposing counsel, urgent matters — you define who gets transferred live, to whom, and when. The agent handles the rest end-to-end.
Full recordings, transcripts, and structured case details land in your CRM automatically — searchable, reviewable, and tied to the campaign that produced the call.
Keep your receptionist and let the AI catch overflow, after-hours, and holidays — or let it run the front desk entirely. Your call, literally.
{05} — LISTEN FOR YOURSELF
It's live. Ask it anything a client would.
{06} — HOW IT STARTS
We build your qualification flows per practice area, your transfer rules, and your greeting — in your firm's voice, approved by you.
You and your team stress-test it with real scenarios until it's right. Then it takes a forwarded line, after-hours overflow, or the main number — your choice.
We review transcripts weekly, tighten the scripts, and expand scenarios as your firm grows. The agent gets better every month; receptionists ask for raises.
{07} — WHY LAWWAYS MARKETING
We run ad campaigns where a single call costs $200 — so when those calls hit voicemail, it's our work dying in that inbox. That's why our voice agent exists: not as a tech demo, but as the last link in a chain we're accountable for. Generic AI phone vendors sell you minutes; they've never qualified a personal injury case or worried about a bar rule in their lives. Our agent is built on legal intake, wired into the automations that follow up, and measured on one number — consultations booked. And it's answering our own phone right now. Call it.
{08} — FOUNDING PARTNERS
Five founding law firms this quarter get locked pricing across the full system — the marketing that makes the phone ring and the agent that answers it — with direct founder access and one-firm-per-market exclusivity. Your competitor can copy your ads. They can't copy your answer rate.
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{09} — QUESTIONS LAWYERS ASK
AI disclosure, distressed callers, bar & recording rules, multilingual intake — what every lawyer asks before handing over the phone.
The opposite of what you'd expect: callers hang up on hold music and voicemail, not on a voice that answers instantly and helps. The agent identifies as your firm's AI assistant, sounds natural, and gets to the caller's problem in the first sentence — which is all a person in crisis actually wants. You'll hear it in the transcripts.
It recognizes urgency and emotion, keeps the conversation simple, and follows your transfer rules — live handoff to your cell, a partner, or your answering line. The agent's job is intake and triage, not legal judgment.
Yes, configured properly: the agent identifies itself, gives no legal advice, follows solicitation rules, and call recording is set up for your state's consent requirements (one-party vs all-party). You approve every script.
Recordings and transcripts live in your accounts with controlled access — not on someone's shared inbox. We configure retention and access so privilege-sensitive details stay where they belong.
Yes — multilingual intake is built in, and for immigration practices it's usually the first thing we turn on.
That's your decision, not a requirement. Most firms start with after-hours and overflow — the calls currently dying in voicemail — and keep their front desk for everything else. The agent never calls in sick on the Monday after a holiday weekend, though.
Most firms are live within 1–2 weeks: one week of script building, a few days of testing. After-hours-only setups can run within days.
Book a live demo — we'll call you on the agent itself, so the first voice you hear is the product.
No contracts · Flat pricing · One firm per market