Your agent can
- Answer prospective client calls before and after office hours
- Take a name, number, matter type and callback time, and stop there
- Say which practice areas you handle, from what you give us
- Take messages from current clients for the right person
- Put urgent calls through to your cell, at any hour or only while you are open. You choose during setup.
Your agent will not
- Give legal advice or comment on a deadline
- Tell a caller the firm will take the case, or that they are a client
- Run a conflict check or ask for details your intake rules hold back
- Look up case status, documents or invoices
From the source
Why it stops at a few words
Georgia Rule of Professional Conduct 1.18 protects what a lawyer learns from a prospective client. Even if no client-lawyer relationship follows, the lawyer may not use or reveal it, except as Rule 1.9 allows. The rule's comment says to limit a first consultation to the information reasonably needed. That helps avoid learning information that could disqualify the firm. Your agent collects only what your intake rules allow before a conflict check.
Source: State Bar of Georgia, Rule 1.18 Duties to Prospective Client, checked September 26, 2026.
This is general information from the source above, not legal advice.
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