No, never. She screens clients, gathers information, fills forms, drafts documents, and runs research. The legal judgment is the attorney's: she is the paralegal, and the strategy calls and the decision to file stay with you. Everything she does is logged, so you always know where things stand.

No. If you have paralegals, she takes the repetitive work off them so they move up to review, quality control, and client relationships. If you don't, she is the paralegal team you never had to hire.

Your firm. She answers the phone number your firm purchased during onboarding, uses your name, follows your procedures, and reports to your team. To clients she is an extension of your office. She gathers information for you, moves cases forward, and logs every action where your team can see it.

Most legal AI tools wait for you to ask a question. Lorry does the work. She runs your firm's intake from the first call, fills forms, drafts emails, makes outbound calls, joins consultations, and keeps learning from your cases over time. She is set up to be an associate that fits into your workflow, not a search box on the side of it.

Yes. She works your Google Ads, SEO, and Google Analytics so more of the people searching for an immigration lawyer find your firm. She sharpens your ads and keywords, lifts your pages in search, and reads the analytics to tell you what is working.

A few ways. At setup you upload past cases, winning strategies, and your procedures. After that it never stops: your team trains her from the dashboard by adding cases, editing her work, and leaving feedback. She builds a model of how your firm operates, your voice, your arguments, your filing patterns, so every case reflects your approach, not a template.

Every edit, field change, rejected draft, or note you send back is a signal. She tracks what was wrong, why you changed it, and how to avoid it next time. Week over week she gets measurably better at your firm's work.

She deliberates before she acts, weighing the legal question, the client's state, and your firm's preferences. She reasons from statute down to case law, with sources you can check. She remembers every case, every client, and every decision your firm has made. And she spots patterns across your caseload that are hard to catch by hand.

She follows the same order of authority an immigration attorney would: statutes, then regulations, then policy guidance, then case law. She builds arguments with citations and flags conflicts or gray areas. Every step shows its source, so your attorneys can check the logic.

Yes. She keeps a full picture of every client across every channel: their anxiety, their language, sensitive topics, family details, prior interactions. Call back two months later and she picks up where you left off.

Yes. She learns from your corrections, your arguments, your filing patterns, and how your cases turn out. She tracks policy changes, new case law, and judge rulings to stay current. The more of your caseload she works, the sharper she gets.

No. She is a system of 30+ specialized models, most of them trained on your data. The small, fast ones handle detection, ranking, and risk scoring in house: reading intent, scoring RFE risk before you file, flagging hostile messages, hearing stress in a caller's voice. The big language model only runs when a task actually needs reasoning, which keeps her fast and cheap. She sharpens every week as the models retrain on your corrections.

She does not fill forms alone. She fills them with the client, live in the portal: auto-filling what she can pull from their documents (passport, birth certificate, prior filings) and walking them through the rest one question at a time, in their language. She cross-checks every field, flags anything off, and logs the form to the case so your team can catch it before the case is filed.

She acts on her own. There is no approval queue holding up routine work: she screens clients, fills forms, drafts documents, sends messages, schedules, and researches without waiting on you. The legal judgment and the decision to file stay with you, because she is the paralegal, not the attorney of record. Every action is logged and linked to the case, so nothing happens out of your view and you can correct anything.

She is autonomous from day one. What changes is how much she notifies you, not what she is allowed to do. Early on she flags more; as you get comfortable with how she handles a task, those updates fold into your morning briefing instead of pinging you each time. It is a notification setting, not a brake, and everything stays in the activity log either way.

One email each morning: what she moved overnight, documents collected, forms prepared, anything she paused on for you, stalled cases, upcoming deadlines, and policy changes that hit your caseload. Plus anything you asked her to chase down, a research pull, a status check, an outreach result. You start the day knowing exactly where things stand.

Your dashboard has a full activity log of every action she took, by case. You see what she worked on, what she prepared, what she flagged for you, and what needs attention, each item timestamped and linked to the file. Nothing happens in the dark.

Yes. They call the number your firm purchased during onboarding and Lorry answers, or they reach her in the client portal. She works for your firm, not the client. She speaks 216 languages and remembers every client across every conversation.

On a video consult, Lorry joins as a third participant and translates live, in voice, not just captions. You speak English, your client speaks their language, and she speaks each of you back in the other, in her own voice. Live captions run in both languages too. You turn it on from the control bar.

216 languages. She detects the client's language, confirms it, and switches, across phone, portal, and voice sessions. Your clients speak their language, your team works in English, and she handles the rest.

Each client gets a secure portal to upload documents, answer Lorry's questions, check case status, and message your firm. She guides them through what is needed, collects it, and files it into their case for your review.

She answers. Every call, every hour, every day, on the number your firm purchased during onboarding. She screens the caller in their language, collects what matters, and has a summary ready for your team by morning. Every call is recorded, and the recording, transcript, and summary land in your dashboard to replay anytime.

No limit. Our servers auto-scale to whatever volume your firm sends, so every caller reaches Lorry on the first ring. No queue, no wait list.

Yes. Every conversation across phone, portal, and voice sessions feeds one client record. She remembers what was discussed, what was requested, what worried the client, and where the case stands. Nobody has to repeat themselves.

Browser interviews where Lorry talks directly to your client, no app to download. They click a link and she walks them through their story, asks the right follow-ups, and collects every detail. She fills forms live in the same session: she reads each field aloud in their language, captures the answer by voice, and writes it in as they go. Sessions run 30+ minutes, recorded with a transcript, and can include video so she can read the client's face.

With the client's consent, she watches the video during the session and reads expressions, tension, confusion, relief, and how they shift. That gives her a live read on how the client feels, so she can adjust her tone and flag moments your attorney should see. The client can turn it off anytime.

27, across US immigration practice: asylum, family- and employment-based petitions, H-1B, adjustment of status, work authorization, DACA, VAWA, TPS, U- and T-visas, naturalization, removal defense, detained representation, consular processing, waivers, appeals and federal litigation, investor visas, students and exchange visitors, SIJS, parole in place, intercountry adoption, and employer compliance. For each, she knows your workflow, forms, deadlines, and common pitfalls.

More than 80, across USCIS, EOIR, the State Department, and DOL. She fills them with the client, in the portal or by phone or video: auto-filling what she can pull from their documents and walking them through the rest one question at a time, in their language. She assembles the packet in order, cross-checks for consistency, and flags anything you should see before filing.

Yes. RFE and NOID responses, motions, briefs, declarations, support and cover letters, waiver packets, all in your firm's voice, learned from your past cases. Each draft lands in the matter, versioned, the moment it is ready. The attorney decides what gets filed.

When an RFE comes in, she reads the deadline off the notice (up to 84 days, not extendable) and starts tracking it. She pulls your past winning arguments for similar situations, drafts a response strategy, and gathers the documents from the client. The case gets flagged urgent and surfaced in your dashboard with a recommended approach.

She watches government sources around the clock: the Federal Register, USCIS Policy Manual, executive orders, court decisions, and the Visa Bulletin. When a change touches an active case, she flags it, explains the impact, and recommends next steps. You hear it before your clients do.

Case management (Clio), email (Outlook, Gmail), document storage (Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, Dropbox), payments (integrated providers), accounting (Xero, QuickBooks, FreshBooks), calendar (Outlook, Google Calendar, Calendly), CRM (HubSpot, Clio Grow), social channels (LinkedIn, Instagram, X), firm wiki (Notion), Google Ads, analytics (Google Analytics, Google Search Console), email newsletters (Mailchimp), forms and surveys (Typeform), productivity (Airtable, ClickUp), and project management (Asana, Trello). E-signatures and video consultations are built in, so no separate video or e-signature provider setup is required.

One-click OAuth for every integration that supports it. Connect from the Integrations page, approve the scopes, and Lorry is live. Tokens are refreshed automatically. You can disconnect any tool at any time and Lorry stops syncing immediately.

Yes. In both directions. Lorry writes clients, cases, documents, calendar entries, tasks, communications, and bills to Clio. When she finishes a case, Clio is already updated. When something changes in Clio, Lorry sees it. Clients and matters are deduplicated automatically.

Yes. Connect Gmail or Outlook and Lorry monitors your inbox for client emails, replies with full case context in your firm's voice, and files the conversation back to the matter. She escalates anything that needs your judgment instead of guessing.

Connect Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, or Dropbox. Lorry attaches filings, evidence, and signed forms directly to your storage provider, organized by case. She also ingests documents you drop into a linked folder and extracts the relevant facts into the case record.

Lorry sends payment links for consultations and flat-fee work through your integrated payment provider, tracks collection, retries failed charges, and marks matters paid in your case management system. Funds move to your account on your provider’s normal schedule.

Yes. Connect QuickBooks, Xero, or FreshBooks. Invoices, payments, and refunds flow into your accounting system automatically. Lorry categorizes revenue by practice area and matter so your P&L stays accurate without bookkeeping work.

Lorry sends retainer agreements, client intake forms, and declarations through her built-in signature flow. She pre-fills every field she already knows, tracks completion, nudges clients who stall, and files the signed copy back to the case. No external e-signature provider is required.

Lorry researches through CourtListener, government databases, and her own legal knowledge base. She pulls case law, regulatory guidance, and country conditions on demand and cites every source so you can verify.

Yes. Lorry connects to Google Calendar, Outlook, and Calendly. She checks live availability, books consultations into real open slots, sends calendar invites to both parties, blocks time for deadlines, and sends reminders. No double-booking.

Yes. HubSpot and Clio Grow. Lorry enriches leads with the intake information she gathers, pushes intake progress as CRM updates, and moves contacts through your pipeline as matters advance. You keep your CRM of record and still get Lorry’s context.

Connect Notion as your firm wiki and Lorry ingests your SOPs, judge notes, country intel, and playbooks. She uses them as grounded context when working cases, so her answers reflect how your firm actually practices, not a generic AI.

Lorry’s video meetings are built into the platform. Clients join from a secure link in their portal, Lorry joins the call with full case context, and every session is recorded and transcribed into the matter. No separate Zoom, Meet, or Teams account needed.

Lorry stops syncing with that tool immediately. Any in-flight work that depends on it pauses. You can reconnect anytime and Lorry picks up where she left off. The disconnect flow asks for confirmation before firing so you don’t break a sync by mistake.

Yes. AskLorry has flight booking and trip management built in. Search live fares, book on the firm card and bind the trip to the matter, and keep every trip, traveler, and ticket in one place, with e-tickets, fares, and refunds in your dashboard.

Yes. Data is encrypted in storage and in transit. Every action Lorry takes is logged. Attorney-client privilege is protected. Your client data is never used to train shared AI models across firms.

Yes. Lorry operates as a tool of your firm, under your direction and supervision. All communications are treated as privileged firm work product. Data isolation ensures no cross-firm visibility. Your client data stays within your firm's environment.

All data is stored in encrypted, isolated environments. Each firm's data is completely separated from every other firm. There is no cross-firm data sharing, no commingling, and no shared storage. Your data is yours.

No. Data isolation is enforced at the infrastructure level. AskLorry engineers cannot access your client data. All access is logged and auditable. Your client data is never used for model training or shared with any third party.

Credit-based, with no per-seat charges. Free starts you with 1,000 credits. Standard is $150 a month for 15,000 credits. Growth is $600 a month for 600,000 credits. Scale is $2,000 a month for 2,000,000 credits. Enterprise is custom, with a credit pool sized to your firm. Every plan includes all channels and core features, and paid plans unlock the social channels.

Credits track what each action actually uses, so there is no flat per-action price. A quick reminder costs a sliver; a full form packet costs more because it pulls in document reading, longer reasoning, and sometimes a voice session. Your dashboard shows usage in real time, broken down by action.

Yes. The Free plan gives you 1,000 credits with no credit card required. That's enough to screen clients, fill forms, draft letters, and see Lorry work real cases. You can upgrade to Standard, Growth, or Scale whenever you're ready.

10 minutes. Sign up, verify your bar license, upload a few past cases so Lorry knows your firm's style, and go live. Your phone line and client portal activate immediately. Lorry starts working your cases right away, and she gets sharper week by week as she learns from every correction you make.

Yes. No long-term contracts, no cancellation fees. You can cancel anytime from billing, and your data stays available for export.

Lorry detects urgent situations like detention, ICE encounters, and deportation orders. She triggers an emergency call blast to all attorneys in your firm simultaneously. She works for your firm. The client is never left without representation in a crisis.

Lorry knows what she doesn't know. When she hits a question she is not confident about, she tells the client she'll have an attorney follow up, flags the question in your dashboard, and routes it to the right person on your team. She never guesses or makes things up.

Yes. During live sessions, Lorry monitors for signs of anxiety, trauma, and emotional shutdown. She adjusts her approach in real time, slowing down, offering reassurance, simplifying questions. After the session, your team gets an emotion report flagging clients who may need extra care.

Lorry runs in the cloud. If your office internet goes down, Lorry keeps answering your phone, responding to portal messages, and working your cases. When you come back online, everything she did while you were offline is waiting in your dashboard.

She knows communication norms for 60+ countries. An Ethiopian client who nods isn't always agreeing. A Mexican client who says "yes" may just be polite. An Iranian client who declines help three times is following taarof, not actually refusing. She reads these patterns and adjusts automatically: how she confirms understanding, her formality, family decision dynamics, and which topics to tread carefully around.

Yes. She tracks her own confidence on every topic, and when she is unsure she does not guess or paper over it. She says plainly what she knows, what she is unsure of, and what is still open, then loops your attorney in with the context. The judgment stays with you. She would rather flag a question than get it wrong.

Every correction goes into her brain. Each night she reviews the day's misses, what she got wrong and why, and that feeds the next day. Correct her TPS termination dates on Monday and she'll check them against the Federal Register before answering Tuesday. Your feedback compounds.

She listens to tone, pace, and hesitation in real time. Scared or anxious, she slows down, warms up, and leaves more space. A pause before answering reads as discomfort, and she adjusts. Confident and ready, she matches their energy. Automatically, every call.

A real plan with milestones, not a progress bar. Each case is a list of steps in order: collect birth certificate, file I-130, wait for NOA1, schedule biometrics. Every step has a predicted date, its dependencies, and a confidence score. When something blocks, she replans the whole case, and your attorney can see what is next, what is stuck, and the critical path anytime.

She scores every active case on 10 factors: deadline urgency, client anxiety, days since last contact, churn risk, how far behind plan, document completeness, revenue at risk, closeness to done, emotional urgency, and policy risk. Highest score gets worked first. So a case due in 3 days with an anxious client and a week of silence beats one that is on track.