Verdict runs your legal intake 24/7 — answering leads, qualifying cases, sending intake forms, and booking consultations. No receptionist needed. No lead left behind.
A potential client fills out a contact form at 10pm. By morning, they've already called three other firms. Your intake form sits unopened. Your voicemail gets checked two hours later. They've signed with whoever got back to them first.
Your expertise doesn't matter if your lead capture doesn't work. And most firms can't afford a dedicated intake person — they can't afford the $40-80k/year for someone to answer phones all day.
Answers every inquiry within seconds. Every form, every chat, every after-hours call — handled immediately. No lead goes cold.
Asks the right questions. Distinguishes a strong PI case from a consultation that will never convert. Routes accordingly.
Sends intake forms, retainer agreements, and HIPAA disclosures automatically. Follows up with prospects who go quiet.
Books consultation slots directly into your calendar. Sends confirmations and reminders. Client arrives pre-qualified.
Every conversation, every score, every action — logged directly to Clio, Lawmatics, MyCase, or your system of record.
You get a structured case summary — not a raw transcript. What happened, what matters, what's next. Ready for your first call.
Website form, live chat, phone call, or text message — Verdict is already there, waiting.
Dynamic questions based on your practice areas. Statute of limitations flags. Case type classification. Lead scoring.
Forms, disclosures, and retainer agreements go out automatically. Electronic signature. No back-and-forth.
Calendar slot sent, confirmed, and added to your schedule. You walk in knowing exactly what the case is about.
Verdict isn't an AI chatbot. It's an autonomous intake employee that runs 24/7, handles the full qualification and booking flow, and hands you a case that's ready to open. No receptionist. No intake specialist. No missed leads.
Verdict is being built for solo and small law firms who lose leads to slow response times. Early access opens soon.