Identify practice-area fit
Ask what kind of matter the visitor has, the relevant jurisdiction, and any time-sensitive context the firm has approved for intake.
Law firms
Concierge makes a law-firm website easier to approach. It explains approved practice information, collects basic matter and jurisdiction context, and routes the inquiry while maintaining clear legal-advice and confidentiality boundaries.
Primary intent
Why it matters
A potential client needs to understand whether the firm handles the type of matter and how to request help. Concierge explains approved practice information, captures basic fit context, and leaves legal analysis and representation decisions to the firm.
Ask what kind of matter the visitor has, the relevant jurisdiction, and any time-sensitive context the firm has approved for intake.
Avoid legal advice, outcome predictions, attorney-client relationship claims, and promises that the firm will accept the matter.
Move a potential client into the firm’s consultation, phone, email, or intake-team process with the minimum useful context.
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Read moreExample conversation
Visitor
Do I have a case, and how much could it be worth?
Concierge
I can’t evaluate a claim or estimate an outcome. I can explain the firm’s published practice areas and help you request a confidential review from the intake team.
Qualified outcome
Legal-advice boundary maintained; practice-area intake offered.
Connected experience
Built for law firms
The questions, boundaries, and routes above are part of this industry’s operating model. They are not a city-name or industry-name swap applied to generic chatbot copy.
FAQ
No. It should explain approved firm information and intake steps while leaving legal evaluation to qualified attorneys.
No. The page and agent should state the firm’s approved disclaimer and avoid implying that representation has begun.
Yes. The firm defines the intake questions, privacy instructions, routing, and situations that require immediate human review.
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Send the firm website and Concierge will demonstrate practice-area guidance, careful boundaries, and human routing.