Build your own first-contact AI specialist.
It answers the people who reach you the way your best first conversation would — it protects them before it asks them anything, shows them why you're the right choice, and hands you a brief on what happened, not a name and a number.
Build one in a few minutes. No sign-up. Drive a real conversation, then decide if it's for you.
It's yours, because you build it.
A specialist is built on two things: your field, and you. The field part comes ready — it isn't a blank script you fill in. All you add is yourself: your posture, what sets you apart, the terms you stand behind. Then it answers the people who reach you, the way you would.
It takes a few minutes, and nothing goes live until you've seen exactly what it says and decided it represents you.
The person who reaches you is met, not processed.
It leads with the one thing that protects them right now — before it asks them for a single detail.
You've reached Notghi Injury Law. I'm here to understand what's going on and help you figure out your next step. Tell me what happened — in your own words, and take your time.
You're talking with an AI assistant, not a person.
It shares general information, not legal advice.
Using it doesn't create an attorney–client relationship.
You read a brief, not a lead card.
What happened, what's time-critical, what they're worried about, how you came across — and a name to call. No verdict, nothing invented.
Fall at a grocery store about a week and a half ago — Dana R. hurt her lower back, hasn't seen a doctor yet, and the store's insurer has already called her for a recorded statement.
Status & time-critical
Hasn't been seen — no doctor yet. A treatment-timing window may already be running and is worth acting on quickly. Flagged for Sam; conveyed to her as urgency — no dates or numbers.
Situation
Slipped on a wet floor in the produce aisle — no warning sign out — and landed hard on her lower back. A Naples grocery store. “Last week sometime” (Sam confirms the exact date).
Viability signals
Favorable
- Wet floor, no warning sign out — apparent hazard (her account, not graded)
- National-chain store — collectibility likely (she volunteered it; not pressed)
Unfavorable
- No medical care yet — treatment gap to close
- Exact incident date not pinned — “last week sometime”; Sam to confirm
professional to confirm — no verdict
Concerns voiced
Whether she even has “a real case” over a fall — and what a lawyer would cost.
Concern beneath the surface
Self-blame — “maybe I should've been watching where I was going.” A wrong reason not to act, gently set aside — no read on her case either way.
Posture / comparison
The store's insurer already called for a recorded statement — she was told she isn't required to give one. Comparing two firms; hasn't retained anyone.
Positioning conveyed
Yours onlyPositioned on direct, continuous access — that she'd work with Sam start to finish, not a case manager.
Callback
Contact: Dana R. · 555-0163 · Window: afternoons.
Open floor
Has photos of the wet floor on her phone.
They came in comparing. They leave decided.
People in a hard moment rarely reach out to just one firm. The one they choose is usually the one that understood them first. That's the conversation your specialist has — so the person who would have kept looking stops with you.
$99/month. One price, the whole platform.
One client you'd otherwise have lost pays for years of subscription. Higher tiers add conversation volume — never depth.
Free for 7 days, then $99/month. No charge if you cancel within the trial.