They got fired at four. They called you at nine.
Workers call after a shift, on a break, or right after they lose a job. Many of them want to talk in Spanish. LegalCRM.pro is set up to reply within a minute, sorts the claim, records the dates, and books the consult.
The call comes after hours, from a phone the boss may see
A worker who still has a job cannot call during the day. They call at night or from the car, and they reach a voicemail. By morning they have called two other firms.
When someone does call back, the first questions are often the wrong ones. The employer name, the last day of work, and the date of the last incident are what the attorney needs first. If no one writes them down, the consult starts from zero.
What workers ask, and what LegalCRM does
Fired without a reason
“I got fired and they did not say why. Can I do anything?”
Records the employer, the job, the last day of work, and the reason the caller was given. Then it books the consult. It never says if the firing was legal.
Discrimination or harassment
“My manager treats me badly since I told him I was pregnant.”
Saves what happened in the caller's own words and the date of the most recent incident. That date can drive a filing deadline, so the record is flagged for the attorney.
Unpaid wages or overtime
“I work 50 hours and never see overtime pay.”
Asks about the job, how the caller is paid, usual hours, and if they still work there. It promises no amount.
Hurt on the job
“I got hurt at work. What should I do now?”
Asks if the caller is getting medical care and if and when they told the employer. The record goes to attorney review. Reporting rules are for the attorney to explain.
Retaliation
“They let me go a week after I complained to HR.”
Records the complaint, who heard it, and what happened after and when. Then it routes to the attorney who takes retaliation cases.
Calls that go to an attorney first
Some calls should not wait in a queue. A serious injury at work, a severance or release the worker is told to sign in a few days, or threats at work are set up as urgent. On Practice and Group, the voice agent escalates them to the human path your firm defines, for example the attorney on call. The rules are configured and tested before the agent takes a live call.
No case opinions
The system never tells a worker they were fired illegally or that they will win. Florida Bar Rule 4-7.13 bars predicting results. Only an attorney can weigh the facts.
Filing dates recorded, not judged
A Florida Civil Rights Act claim generally starts with a complaint filed within 365 days (Fla. Stat. 760.11), and federal EEOC charges have their own limit. LegalCRM records the dates and flags them for attorney review. It never tells a caller if time is running out.
Employer name first
The employer goes into the conflict-check field before the story does. If your firm also works for businesses, you know before the consult.
Private contact only
Many workers use a work phone or a shared email. Intake asks for a private number and email, and follow-up messages stay generic.
In the language they wrote in
In South Florida, a lot of people work in kitchens, hotels, construction, and home care, where Spanish is the language of the shift. A worker who was just let go wants to explain it once, in the words they think in. When the form, the texts, and the reminders are in Spanish, they finish the intake instead of giving up halfway.
Pipeline stages we ship for this practice
Not a law firm, and never legal advice
LegalCRM.pro is an intake and follow-up system, not a law firm. It does not give legal advice, and the attorney-client relationship stays with your firm.
On Practice and Group, Aday Interactive writes every message in both languages to fit the Florida Bar's advertising rules (Chapter 4-7) and the ABA Model Rules, and your attorney approves each one before anything sends. The messages answer people who contacted your firm first. They are not a tool for reaching out to strangers.
Rather have it set up and run for you? Aday Interactive does that for firms in this practice.
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Disability
Intake for SSDI and SSI applications, denials, hearings, and reviews, with notice dates flagged for an attorney.
Civil litigation
Every party captured before the story, and served lawsuits flagged for same-day review.
Immigration
Immigration inquiries sorted by case type in English or Spanish, with detention calls sent to a person first.
Questions we get on this call
No. Florida is an at-will state with many exceptions, and only an attorney can apply them. The system records what happened and when, and books the consult where the attorney answers that.
Intake asks for a private phone and email. Nothing goes to a work account, and reminders do not mention the matter.
Yes. It asks about the injury, if the caller is getting care, and when the employer was told. Then it routes to the attorney who handles comp.
It records the dates the caller gives and flags them for attorney review. It is not a docketing system, and it never tells a caller whether they are in time.
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