AI receptionist for personal injury law firms in Los Angeles, CA
An injured person calling at 8 p.m. signs with the firm that picks up. Intake that waits until morning loses cases.
Free in your browser. No sign-up, no sales call.
Press the lamp and say hello. The conversation appears here.
Hear Hazel answer a Los Angeles law firm call
This line belongs to Sample Injury Law of Los Angeles, a sample law firm we made up so you can hear Hazel work. Its prices are examples. On your line, Hazel uses your own website, prices and calendar.
Things to try
- "I was rear-ended yesterday."
- "How much does a lawyer cost?"
- "Can I talk to an attorney today?"
The browser demo uses your device's built-in voice; real calls use a premium phone voice.
What missed calls cost a Los Angeles law firm
Change the numbers to match your business.
An estimate, not a promise: it multiplies the calls you miss by how many would have become jobs and your average job value.
What it handles for your law firm
- Answer every intake call around the clock
- Collect practice area, date of incident and contact details
- Book consultations into your calendar
- Never give legal advice and never promise outcomes
Questions from personal injury law firms
Setup is self-serve and takes about ten minutes. From $99/month; extra minutes $0.35, capped; 7-day refund. See pricing.
Does it create an attorney-client relationship?
No. It says it is the firm's AI assistant, gives no legal advice and books a consultation. Your engagement process stays the same.
Can it screen out cases we don't take?
Yes. List the practice areas you handle and it politely takes a message for anything else.
Can it do intake for personal injury calls?
It collects the date and type of accident, injuries, whether police came and whether the caller has a lawyer, then books a consultation or flags it for urgent callback.
Does it give legal advice?
Never. It says it cannot give legal advice and that an attorney will review the case.
Can calls be recorded in California?
California is an all-party (two-party) consent state for recording phone calls: everyone on the call has to know it is being recorded. Hazel says "this call may be recorded" in the first sentence of every call, before recording starts, and you can turn recording off in Settings.
Will it book in Los Angeles time?
Yes. Your line runs on Pacific Time, so every slot Hazel offers and every summary you get is in local Los Angeles time. It answers around the clock, including the 128 hours a week a typical law firm is closed.