Professional services
AI receptionist for law firms
A law firm's phone carries people at difficult moments: an arrest, a court date, a custody question. They need a calm, accurate first contact and a consultation, not legal advice from a receptionist.
RingPost books consultations from your own fees and availability, never offers an opinion on anyone's case, and hands urgent matters to you at once.
Customers also find law firms by searching “lawyer”, “solicitor”, “attorney”.
What customers ask
The questions law firms get all day.
- “What happens at a first consultation?”
- “How quickly can I speak to someone?”
- “How are fees handled?”
- “What should I bring?”
- “Is the first consultation free?”
- “How soon can I speak to someone?”
- “Where are you, and is there parking?”
- “What payment methods do you take?”
How it answers
"Do I have a case?"
It never gives legal advice or an opinion on a case. It offers a consultation and gathers what the matter is about.
"My brother has just been arrested"
Arrests, court dates, subpoenas, custody, criminal charges, eviction notices and restraining orders are passed to you immediately.
"How much is a consultation?"
It gives your consultation fee from your own information, and books one.
What it won't do
- Never give legal advice, an opinion on a case, or a view on what the outcome might be.
- Never estimate what a matter will cost beyond the published consultation fee.
- Never comment on a deadline or limitation period — say it needs a solicitor.
- No price or time that isn't yours.
What it hands straight to you
For law firms, any mention of these goes to you with an alert:
- arrest
- court date
- subpoena
- custody
- criminal charge
- eviction notice
- restraining order
- emergency
It also hands over requests for a person, complaints, refunds, and any words you add.
How booking works
Consultations
Consultations, with what the matter is about and the best time to reach the person.
A conversation
How it goes for law firms.
And in your social posts
Posts for law firms are checked before they go out, and never claim: "guaranteed win", "guaranteed outcome", "certain success", "we always win", "guaranteed settlement".
CustomerI got an eviction notice today. what can I do?
RingPostI'm sorry, that's stressful. I can't give legal advice, but I've flagged this to the team as urgent so a lawyer can look at it. What's the best number and time to reach you?
Customerthis number, any time today
RingPostThank you. The team has your details and will call you today. If you'd like, I can also book a consultation.