ABOUT
A.I. Esquire was built by an attorney who saw broken intake firsthand.
Fifteen years in law. Seven trying cases. The losses that bothered me most weren't lost in court. They were lost on the phone, in the intake packet, in the thirty-six hours after a missed call. So I built something to fix that.
-Eric P. Hoffman, Esq.
Why I built this.
I worked in the law for fifteen years. Personal injury, family law, the kind of high-volume work where a single missed call costs a firm a $40,000 case file and the client never knows why no one called them back.
The pattern was always the same. A prospect called Tuesday at 4:47 PM. Voicemail picked up. They went to the next firm on Google. We never heard from them again. The intake packet they would have brought to consultation? It would have sat in a paralegal's inbox for two weeks while she fought through the other items in her pile of projects.
I watched this happen for years. I watched it happen at firms with great lawyers, sharp staff, and reasonable processes. Most didn't know it was happening. The legal profession has a multi-billion dollar leak at the front door, and most of it is invisible because the cases that get lost never make it onto the books. That's the scary part.
A.I. Esquire is what I built after I decided to stop practicing and start working towards helping clients in a different way. This drive is what gave rise to KAY. KAY answers the phone twenty-four hours a day, qualifies leads, and books appointments. KAY reads the intake packet your client brings in and turns it into a structured Case Intake Summary you can review in five minutes instead of two hours.
No staff replacement. No workflow upheaval. Phone and paperwork, handled in the background while you focus on the cases that already live in your file cabinet.
If you run a firm that is losing cases at the front desk, you already know the problem.
KAY is the answer.
From Connecticut. Serving firms nationwide
Built in Connecticut. Working with solo and small firms nationwide.
A.I. Esquire is based in Fairfield County, Connecticut, where I'm admitted to practice. KAY works with firms nationwide and across many areas of practice. The product is built around how real PI, family law, and small civil firms actually run, because I worked inside those firms for for years.
