Live AI Legal Intake

The intake concierge that actually knows the SOL in every state you file in — and won't tell your callers their case is worth a million dollars (unless it is).

This isn't a screen-share demo. It's a live phone number. Auto accident intake, in English or Spanish. Camp Lejeune screens. Conflict checks against your CMS. UPL refusals on every "do I have a case?" Out-of-SOL flag with a real attorney handoff. Call it. Try to break it. In Spanish.

Built by Lorikeet for plaintiff PI / mass tort firms. All 50 states. Audit-logged, jurisdiction-aware, Rule 5.3 supervised.

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Nine things to try on the call

These are the scenarios Riley is built for. Pick a hard one. We built this to be tested.

01

Auto accident intake

Caller says where it happened — Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, anywhere. Riley applies the right SOL (TX & GA 2-yr, NY 3-yr, LA 1-yr, MN 6-yr…), runs the conflict check, captures fault narrative and treating providers. Intake submitted in under four minutes.

"I was rear-ended last Tuesday in [your city]."
02

Auto intake — en Español

Same flow, in Spanish. Native plaintiff vocabulary, not translated English. This is the closer at PILMMA.

"Hola, tuve un accidente de auto…"
03

Camp Lejeune screen

Service dates, base location, exposure window (Aug '53 – Dec '87), qualifying diagnosis. Routes to mass-tort attorney follow-up. Polite compliant referral for non-qualifying.

"I think I qualify for Camp Lejeune."
04

Out-of-SOL refusal

Slip-and-fall in California three years ago. Riley flags the SOL issue. Doesn't say "you have no case" — that's legal advice. Routes to attorney for tolling / discovery-rule review.

"I slipped at a Costco in LA, three years ago."
05

Conflict hit

Caller names "Cardinal Trucking" as the defendant. Live conflict check against the demo CMS. Match. Polite decline plus referral.

"The truck that hit me was Cardinal Trucking."
06

UPL refusal

"Do I have a case? How much is it worth?" Riley: "I can't give you legal advice — only an attorney can. Let me get you scheduled today." Logged in the supervisor dashboard.

"Do I have a case? What's it worth?"
07

Status on existing matter

Authenticated by phone match. Pulls case stage, treating provider list, next deadline. Escalation option to case manager.

"I'm checking on my case — last name Rodriguez."
08

Document collection — SMS

Riley texts for the declaration page and ER discharge. Replies handled: "here are photos," "I lost the link," "STOP." TCPA quiet hours and DNC scrub baked in.

Reply STOP to the text. Watch Riley honor it instantly.
09

Disbursement Q&A

"When does my check arrive?" Reads from the approved distribution sheet. Escalates "is this offer fair?" to supervising attorney. Educational on liens.

"Where's my check? And is the offer they made fair?"

A phone number on a billboard, not a "book a demo" form

Riley is live. Call from your desk. Try it in Spanish. Try a jailbreak. Try a conflict hit. We built this in front of the plaintiff lawyers who will try to break it — because the alternative is finding out on a real intake.

What you can verify on the call

  • Native Spanish — not translated English with plaintiff vocabulary mapped in
  • Live conflict check against a CMS matter list, audit-logged with timestamps
  • UPL hard refusals on "do I have a case?" and "what's it worth?"
  • SOL flagged for attorney review — never declared "barred"
  • Every retrieval source, every guardrail trigger, viewable in the supervisor log

We know the rules your bar actually cares about

Built around the bar opinions, ethics rules, and statutes that govern plaintiff intake — so the managing partner doesn't have to translate.

1
AI self-identification First contact, every channel — ABA Op 512, plus state opinions (NY State Bar, CA State Bar, NJ ACPE 25-01, DC Bar). English and Spanish.
2
UPL hard refusals "Do I have a case?" "What's it worth?" "Should I take this offer?" — never answered. Always routed.
3
Live conflict checks Against your CMS matter list, timestamped and audit-logged.
4
SOL as a flag, not a refusal Jurisdiction-aware. Never says "your case is barred." Always routes to attorney for tolling and discovery rule.
5
Mata v. Avianca defense No generated citations. No drafted pleadings. Retrieval-grounded only. Every answer points to a firm-approved source.
6
Rule 5.3 supervision Live transcript queue, flagged conversations tab, searchable audit log, prompt-change history.
7
Confidentiality (Rule 1.6) Conversations are not used to train any model, ours or a third party's. BAA-ready. SOC 2 Type II. HIPAA.
8
TCPA hygiene Express written consent capture. Quiet hours (no outbound before 8am or after 9pm local). DNC scrub. Instant STOP opt-out.
9
Rule 5.4 / no fee-splitting Lorikeet is priced as software — per conversation or flat per signed case. Never as a percentage of recoveries.
10
Marketing-claim guardrails by state NY DR 2-101 / Part 1200, CA Rule 7.1, TX restrictions on "expert" / "specialist," and state-by-state outcome-claim rules. No specific outcome promises.

Call the number. Then let's talk about your firm.

If you got this far without dialing, that's fine. But the differentiator is on the other end of a phone call. Try it. Then we'll talk through what it would look like wired into your Filevine, Litify, CASEpeer, or SmartAdvocate.