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Meet Casey

It's 2:10 in the morning. Somebody needs a lawyer. Casey picks up.

This is not just a website. It is an agent that answers the firm's phone and chat in English and Spanish, takes the first step of an intake, holds a free consultation, and tells Jason exactly what came in. Casey is named for Casimiro Barela, the Colorado statesman who got the state constitution published in Spanish. He never gives legal advice, never evaluates a case, never quotes a fee, and says so, kindly, every time.

Casey's board, this visit

On duty
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Intakes taken
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Consultations held
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Guardrails kept
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Brief items
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Six moments in a week of running a firm.

Pick one. On the left, how a one-lawyer firm answers today. On the right, Casey. Watch what is still on Jason's plate when each one ends.

Danielle, calling about a family member. It is the middle of the night. Danielle wants to know what to do, and who to call. She is not going to sleep, and no lawyer's office is open.

How a one-lawyer firm answers today

A voicemail, a web form, a reply in about 48 hours

On a call

Casey

AI intake and scheduling assistant, working in Jason's intake sheet and calendar

On a call

Every person, phone number, intake number and time here is invented, and nobody describes the facts of any matter. The left column is how a one-lawyer trial firm answers after hours in general; it is not a recording of any phone line. The firm's own contact page says it gets roughly 100 to 200 requests a week and aims to respond within about 48 hours.

Pick a role. Call Casey. Watch the work happen.

Call Casey as Marisol

Uses your microphone. Speak naturally. Interrupt him any time.

Conversation

Start a call and the transcript appears here. Casey opens with a short greeting, then it's your turn.

What Casey did

Intakes, held consultations and notes for Jason land here the moment Casey makes them.

Casey works on a sample back office here. Nothing touches Kosloski Law's real contacts or calendar, and nothing is monitored. If you need help, call (720) 604-0529. If anyone is in danger, call 911.

Everything from overnight, before the first coffee.

What came in, what only Jason can decide, and what Casey is holding. Try the buttons.

Casey at Kosloski Law

to Jason · 7:00 AM

Saturday, November 14

Good morning, Jason.

A quiet night with one call that mattered. Two things need you before 10 AM. Everything else is held for you, and I did not give advice to anyone.

Needs you

Confirm Sunday's 10:00 AM consultation with Danielle?

Intake IN-4021: criminal defense, Arapahoe County, the date, no details. The conflict check is queued. I held the time, said it was not final, and told her the call does not make her a client.

I recommend you or the office confirm it this morning, since she called in the middle of the night. I can't tell you whether it fits the firm; that's yours.

How should I answer the civil matter that is not on the site?

A visitor asked whether the firm handles a kind of case that isn't on the site's list. I said I didn't want to guess and that the office would follow up.

Answer it once in the Studio and I will use your words every time. If you'd rather not take that kind of matter, say so and I will say so too.

Overnight

  • 2:10 AM SatDanielle Webb, 303-555-0117, called about a family member who was arrested in Arapahoe County. I took her name, the county and the date, nothing else, and told her I could not advise. A free consultation is held for Sunday at 10:00 AM, not final until you or the office confirm.
  • 7:50 PM FriMarisol Ramos called in Spanish to confirm Thursday's consultation. She prefers texts and no voicemail. I put a confirmation request in your list.
  • 11:40 PM FriGap: a visitor asked whether the firm handles a certain kind of civil matter that is not on the site. I did not guess. His number is in the Studio.
  • 8:05 AM MonEllen Lindqvist, an attorney in Colorado Springs, wants to talk to you about co-counsel. No matter details taken.

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Calls and chats overnight

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Intakes taken

2

Consultations held

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Times I gave advice

On your calendar

  • 9:00 AMConfirm or hold Danielle W. for Sunday 10:00
  • 9:30 AMCall Ellen Lindqvist about co-counsel
  • Thu 10:00 AMConsultation held for Marisol R., Spanish, text only
  • Thu 1:00 PMConsultation held for Daniel O.

Casey is handling

  • Reminding Marisol about Thursday by text, only after you confirm
  • Keeping the conflict check at the top of the list
  • Holding every question about fees to the site's words
  • Watching the gap in the Studio until you answer it

He remembers how to reach her, and nothing else.

Casey keeps a person's language, how they like to be reached and where their intake stands. He never keeps what happened. That stays with Jason, protected, once the person is a client.

What Casey knows about Marisol

  • Prefers Spanish, calls and texts
  • No voicemail, please
  • Intake on file: county and agency noted, no details
  • Consultation held for Thursday, 10:00 AM Mountain, to be confirmed
  • Never held: what happened

Marisol is invented. This is what Casey holds for a returning contact: her language, how she wants to be reached, and where her intake and consultation stand. He never holds the story, and nobody typed any of this into a profile. It came from her calls and chats, and it's open before she finishes saying her name.

One thread, no repeating herself

  1. Tue 9:12 PMPhone

    Called after hours, in Spanish. Casey took her name, her number, the county and the date, and nothing else. She asked that nothing be left on voicemail.

  2. Tue 9:20 PMPhone

    A free consultation with Jason was held for Thursday at 10:00 AM Mountain, not final until the office confirms. Casey said, in Spanish, that this does not make her a client until there is a written agreement.

  3. Wed 7:50 PMPhone

    Called to confirm. Casey knew her by her number, answered in Spanish, and put a confirmation request in Jason's brief.

  4. Thu 7:00 AMBrief

    On Jason's list: Marisol R., Thursday 10:00, Spanish, text only, no voicemail.

A solo trial lawyer can't be everywhere. That's the problem.

Jason tries cases, and that is the work. What a one-lawyer firm can't do is answer at 2 a.m., in two languages, while also being in court. Casey takes the first hour, and stops exactly where a lawyer has to start.

  • Answers at 2:10 AM on a Saturday

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Voicemail or the web form

    Casey

    Phone and chat, every hour
  • Answers in Spanish

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    The site is English only

    Casey

    From the first hello
  • Starts the conflict check

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Once the office reads the message

    Casey

    Agency, county and date, on the call
  • Evaluates a case or gives advice

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Jason, after a review

    Casey

    Never. Casey says so, every time
  • Holds a free consultation time

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    By phone tag

    Casey

    Held on the call, confirmed by the office
  • Remembers a returning contact

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    If the note is handy

    Casey

    Language and how to reach them, before hello
  • Takes the facts of a charge

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Jason, protected by privilege

    Casey

    Never. He asks people not to share them
  • Quotes fees

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Jason, in writing

    Casey

    Only what the site says; no percentages
  • Tells someone in danger to call 911

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    A recording can't

    Casey

    First, before anything else
  • Takes a lawyer's co-counsel call

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    A few business days

    Casey

    A message in the morning brief; no matter details
  • Tries the case

    How a one-lawyer firm answers today

    Jason

    Casey

    Never. That's the point

The left column describes how a one-lawyer trial firm answers after hours: a call that goes unanswered or to voicemail, a web form, and a reply as the office gets to it. The firm's own contact page says it receives roughly 100 to 200 requests a week and aims to respond within about 48 hours. It isn't a recording of any firm's phone line. Sources: Kosloski Law, Contact.

Your website stays. Your voice stays. The first hour changes.

01

Teach

We load the firm's own published facts, the practice areas, how a consultation works and how Jason answers the hard questions. Jason teaches Casey anything else in the Studio, in his own words, and his answers outrank everything else.

02

Shadow

Casey gets his own phone line and the chat on the site. Jason reads every conversation and every intake. Anything Casey can't answer lands in the brief as a gap, never a guess.

03

Hand off

When Jason trusts him, he takes nights, weekends and the first call. Jason keeps every decision about whether the firm takes a matter, because that is a lawyer's job.

Built for Kosloski Law by ATERNA AI.

This is a gift. Jason, it is yours. We can hand over the code, or keep it running for you, whichever you would like. Fifteen minutes is enough to teach Casey his first ten answers.

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