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Should a law firm put an AI assistant on its website?

Only a fenced one. Bharat NeuroTech configures law-firm assistants to explain practice areas, process and consultation logistics — with an explicit refusal to give legal advice.

Before any copy is written, the refusal list is agreed in writing: no advice, no comment on the merits of a matter, no limitation-period opinions, no fee quotes beyond the published consultation rate. The assistant states that it is not a lawyer and that nothing on the page creates a client relationship, and it stops a visitor who begins disclosing matter details on a public surface, routing them to the firm's intake channel instead.