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Help AI find the answers your attorneys have.

Potential clients are asking AI legal questions before they call a law firm. Our videos help the answers your attorneys have show up in a way the LLMs can read, trust and cite.

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Let your attorneys become the source.

Ask ChatGPT what happens to a truck’s electronic logs after a crash and it builds an answer from pages that explain the subject well. If one of your attorneys has answered that question on camera, with a transcript and a page of its own, your firm is in the running to be one of those sources.

AI visibility in practice

Get more out of every interview.

One remote session with your attorney can produce several short answers. Each one can go on a practice page, FAQ page, YouTube and LinkedIn. Plus, the transcript can become a short article.

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Sample of an FAQ video

What should families do first when choosing a nursing home?

Tour every facility you are considering, and go at different times of day, not just 9 a.m. or 5 p.m. You may get some pushback, but you will get a real feel for how the place runs.

John Cummings · McHugh Fuller Law Group

Transcript

This process is probably one of the most difficult decisions for anyone to make. I mean, you’re entrusting your loved one with their care and treatment, and obviously it’s because of their medical condition. So, it’s a very serious and difficult process, and I think the first thing they want to do is to tour the facilities that they’re considering. That they can go there at different times. Don’t just go at 9:00 a.m. or 5:00 p.m. If you can go at different times and just say, “I’d like to tour the facility,” you may get some pushback, but you can kind of get a feel for the environment at different times of the the day.

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