The law firm you contacted uses an automated assistant built by a company called PipelineLift. It answers calls, texts, and messages so that no one who reaches out gets missed — including after hours and on weekends.
It is not a person. It is software.
Just say so. Ask to speak with someone, and you'll be connected with a person at the firm, or someone will get back to you. You never have to keep talking to the assistant if you'd rather not.
It asks about what happened and what you need, so the firm knows how to help and how quickly. Then it passes what you've told it to the firm.
It does not give legal advice.
It cannot tell you whether you have a good case.
It cannot tell you what your case is worth, or how long it might take.
It cannot quote fees or costs.
It cannot agree to take your case. Only the firm decides that.
It cannot tell you whether a deadline has passed. If you're worried about timing, tell the assistant — it will make sure someone at the firm knows right away.
Sharing information with the assistant does not mean the firm has agreed to represent you. A firm becomes your lawyer only when you and the firm agree to that, in the way that firm handles it.
If you already have a lawyer for this matter, please say so. The assistant will stop and let the firm know.
Tell the firm what happened. But please don't give the assistant your Social Security number, bank or credit card numbers, or passwords. It doesn't need them, and it won't ask.
Calls to the firm may be recorded. If a call is being recorded, you'll be told. If you'd rather not be recorded, say so and ask to speak with someone at the firm directly.
What you share goes to the law firm you contacted. The firm decides how it's stored and used, and the firm's own privacy policy applies.
PipelineLift only handles your information to run the service for the firm. We don't sell it. We don't share it with advertisers. We don't use it to train AI systems. We only use it to pass your information to the firm.
If you want to know what the firm has, or want it deleted, contact the firm directly — it's their information, not ours.
If you're hurt, in danger, or need help right now, hang up and call 911. The assistant cannot help with an emergency.
You can reach PipelineLift at [email protected].
For anything about your case or your information, please contact the law firm directly.
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