Law firms · São Carlos, SP

A website and an AI secretary for your law firm in São Carlos.

People with a legal problem often contact more than one firm, and the one that answers first has the head start. The AI secretary answers on WhatsApp at any hour, finds out the practice area, collects the basics and books the first consultation with the right lawyer. Legal questions always go to a lawyer.

What we build

The website

  • Your practice areas and lawyers, in plain language
  • Sober and informative, within the OAB's advertising rules
  • Book a first consultation without calling

The AI secretary on WhatsApp

  • Answers new contacts 24/7 and finds out the practice area
  • Books the consultation and says which documents to bring
  • Never gives legal advice: hands over to a lawyer

See the same system working

We don't have a law-firm demo online yet. Our clinic demo runs the same system, a website that books and an AI secretary on WhatsApp you can text right now. Picture your firm in its place; in the first conversation we show you it with your practice areas.

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Juliana Alves
In person, in São Carlos

Juliana lives and works between São Carlos and Charlotte.

Juliana Alves is one of Anthracite AI's two principals, with 7 years in AI. In São Carlos the first conversation can happen at your practice, face to face, or by video if that's easier. It's free and there's no commitment: we look at how you book and answer people today and show you where a website or an AI secretary would help, and where it wouldn't.

Let's talk about your practice.

The first conversation is free, in person in São Carlos or by video. Leave your name and WhatsApp (or email) and we'll get in touch.

We only use your details to get in touch about this.

Questions

Do you work with law firms in São Carlos?
Yes. Juliana Alves lives and works between São Carlos and Charlotte, so we can meet at your firm in person. The first conversation is free.
Does the AI secretary give legal advice?
No. It collects the basics, books the consultation and passes any legal question to a lawyer. It never says whether someone has a case or what they're entitled to.
Is this allowed under the OAB's rules?
The website is built to be informative and sober, as the OAB's advertising rules require, and the secretary only answers people who contacted the firm first. Your firm reviews all the wording before anything goes live.
What about confidentiality and the LGPD?
The secretary asks only for what's needed to book, keeps it with access limited to the firm, and leaves the details of the case for the consultation.