AI Intake · Personal Injury

Intake that actually
qualifies the case.

Most law firm AI gets stuck at “thank you, someone will call you back.” That’s not intake. ClaimVox asks the questions an experienced intake specialist would — in your firm’s voice, in any language — and writes the result to your CRM as a lead the attorney can act on.

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Auto · premises · med-mal · work-comp · mass tort

Where most intake breaks

Knowing what to ask — and when to stop

A client calls about a back injury from a car accident two days ago. Good intake establishes the basics in three minutes: how it happened, where, the other driver’s insurance, whether emergency services responded, treatment so far, prior counsel, how the pain has progressed. Then it stops — instead of running the full chart through five more screens.

Ask too little

A name and a number. The lead looks captured on a dashboard and dies in the attorney’s review queue because nobody knows whether it’s viable.

Ask too much

A forty-field intake the caller abandons at field twelve — after they’ve already decided your firm is hard to work with.

By practice area

What ClaimVox actually asks

Every question set is configured against the cases your firm takes.

Auto accidents

Date and location, other party identification, police report status, fault per the caller, injuries, ER or urgent care, ongoing treatment, lost work time, both insurers, prior accident history, prior counsel.

Premises liability

Where it happened, what failed — wet floor, ice, broken stair, lighting — photo evidence, witnesses, whether an incident report was filed, injuries and treatment, prior similar incidents at that location.

Medical malpractice

Provider, facility, dates of care, what went wrong as the caller understands it, current medical status, records request status, prior consultations — flagging statute concerns immediately.

Workers’ compensation

Employer, date of injury, whether and when it was reported, body parts injured, employer-designated physician, panel-physician issues, return-to-work status, denial or dispute history.

Mass tort & asbestos

Exposure history, occupations, products or premises, diagnosis date, pathology if known, relevant family medical history, prior tort registrations.

Every case type

Out-of-scope callers are screened quickly and routed to your preferred referral rather than run through an intake that was never going to fit.

Boundaries

No advice. No engagement.

ClaimVox specialists do not provide legal advice and do not establish an attorney-client relationship. Scripts are configured per jurisdiction with your firm-approved disclosures, and every call captures the consent required for follow-up.

Jurisdiction-configured

Your approved disclosures, matched to where the caller is.

Consent captured

Logged on every call and refreshed where required.

Attorney approval

Your team reviews before any retainer or substantive guidance.

What a PI intake sounds like

Three minutes, not twelve fields

Live transcript · inbound · auto accident
Specialist

Thanks for calling. I’m sorry to hear about the accident — are you somewhere safe right now?

Caller

Yeah, I’m home. My back’s been getting worse since Tuesday.

Specialist

That’s common with back injuries. Did you go to the ER or see a doctor after it happened?

Caller

Urgent care the next morning. They gave me muscle relaxers.

Specialist

Good — that gives us a record. Was a police report filed at the scene, and do you know if the other driver was insured?

Illustrative transcript — sample caller.

Qualified leads,
not callback requests.

Build your receptionist in five minutes and hear it run your own practice areas.