AI agent for lawyers: services, price guidance, consult request

Clients ask about the cost of services, timelines, documents, and the initial consultation. Managers can't answer everyone, and requests outside working hours often go unanswered. An AI agent on your website and in messengers talks about your services and price guidance, answers common questions, and offers to leave a request for a consultation.

The agent is trained on your services, rates, and FAQ. It doesn't give legal advice; it informs about your services and directs clients to a specialist. That way you take the first layer of questions off your team and qualify leads.

Requests go to your dashboard and, if needed, to a messenger. You don't lose clients outside working hours, and managers get relief from routine requests.

Upload to NeuronChat a description of your services (contracts, court cases, registration, consultations) and guidance on prices and timelines. Add an FAQ: what is needed for a consultation, how to prepare for the meeting. The agent will use this in its answers and offer to leave a request for a consultation or a callback.

Turn on request capture and, if you like, Telegram notifications. Place the website widget on the home page and on service pages. For clients who write in the evening or on weekends, the agent becomes the first point of contact and records the request.

Update the knowledge base when rates and practice change. That way the agent doesn't go stale and passes clients along with the context already collected.

Law firms report more consultation requests from their website and messengers. Managers spend less time on routine answers about prices and timelines and more on consultations and case support.

A consistent tone and reliance on current services and rates reduce confusion. The client arrives for the consultation with a basic understanding of the service and price guidance.

Setup takes a few hours: upload services and rates, add the FAQ, and turn on request capture. When rates or the list of services change, the knowledge base is updated so the agent doesn't mislead clients.

The agent doesn't give legal advice and doesn't replace a consultation with a specialist. It informs about the firm's services, price guidance, and timelines, and offers to leave a request for a consultation. Complex and specific questions are redirected to a lawyer or attorney, which is consistent with professional ethics and reduces risk.

Requests from outside working hours aren't lost: the client gets a quick answer about what you do and how to leave contact details, and in the morning a manager or lawyer calls back to schedule an appointment. Updating rates and the list of services in the knowledge base takes a few minutes, so the agent always quotes current figures.