Marketing and social media
A website FAQ article for a law firm
Clear answers to the questions callers ask most, written as general information.
Law, money and property
A law firm runs on careful words, and much of that writing is routine: replying to new inquiries, telling people what to bring to a consult, explaining what happens next. AI can draft those in plain English. It cannot give legal advice, and no client details belong in the chat, so every prompt here works with placeholders and leaves the law to your attorneys.
Draft a warm reply that sets up a consultation and makes clear no legal advice is given until the firm is hired.
Write a reminder with what to bring and what to expect, so the first meeting is useful for everyone.
Turn your attorney's outline of a case type into a plain-English guide that the attorney reviews before it goes to clients.
Draft website FAQ articles from the questions callers ask most, marked clearly as general information.
Copy one, fill in the parts in [brackets], and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI chat.
Marketing and social media
Clear answers to the questions callers ask most, written as general information.
Sales and customer service
A warm reply that sets up a consult and gives no legal advice before the firm is hired.
Sales and customer service
A reminder with what to bring and what to expect, so the first meeting is useful.
Sales and customer service
Turn your outline of a case type into a client handout your attorney reviews first.
Small business
Check in on a quote you sent, answer doubts and make it easy to say yes.
Small business
Three friendly follow-ups, spaced over two weeks, that make it easy to reply.
Small business
A calm, confident answer when a customer says your price is too high.
Small business
Reminder texts that cut no-shows and make rescheduling easy.
Small business
A calm public reply that protects your name and helps make things right.
Small business
A friendly auto-text for callers you missed, so they don't call someone else.
Small business
Simple ways to ask for a review by text, email and in person.
Small business
A clear, honest job post that tells people what the job is really like.
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No. Leave out names, case facts, documents, birth dates and anything confidential or privileged. Use placeholders like {client name} and fill in real details inside your own system. Before any AI tool touches client work, check your state bar's ethics guidance and your firm's policy.
No. AI can draft the reply, but the reply should not tell someone what their rights are or what to do in their case. That is for a licensed attorney after the firm is hired. Every prompt on this page tells the AI to say so.
Not reliably. AI can state rules that are wrong, old or from the wrong state, and it can make up case names. Use it for wording and structure, and have an attorney check every legal point before anything goes out.
First drafts of routine writing: inquiry replies, reminders, intake checklists, website FAQs and plain-English handouts. It saves typing. Your team still reviews every word before it is sent or posted.
What never to paste into AI, and how to get help without sharing it.
Spot made-up facts and check the names, numbers, dates and links that matter.