Defense firms · Employment Defense
An HR director with an agency charge, a general counsel with a wage-and-hour demand, an EPLI adjuster assigning a suit. Reflekt Legal answers each one, captures the charge and deadline facts, and routes to the attorney who knows that client.

The problem
Employment defense work arrives as a charge, a demand letter, a complaint, or an investigator on the line. The client is stressed, the response window is set, and the firm's first impression is whoever answers the phone.
An agency charge, a wage-and-hour class complaint, or a demand letter arrives with a date attached. The employer usually calls the firm the day it lands, and a missed call is lost response time.
Employer clients build a relationship with one partner. When they call the main line and get a general mailbox instead of that attorney or their team, the relationship weakens.
A terminated employee looking for the company, an agency investigator, or plaintiff's counsel can all reach your front desk. Each needs a different, careful response, and none should reach the wrong person.
Captured at intake
The AI receptionist follows your firm's new-matter script for employer clients and EPLI assignments and records what the handling attorney needs to calendar the response.

Company name, the caller's role (HR, general counsel, owner), whether the company is an existing client, and the EPLI carrier and adjuster if the matter is a carrier assignment.
Type of matter (agency charge, demand letter, single-plaintiff suit, class or collective action, wage-and-hour audit), the agency or court, and the date received.
The date a position statement, answer, or response is due, whether the employer has already responded or communicated with the employee, and whether an investigator has made contact.
The employee or employees named, their counsel if known, and related entities, so a conflict check can run before the matter is opened.
How it works
Employers, carriers, employees, investigators, and opposing counsel each get the treatment your firm defines. The receptionist identifies the caller and follows the path.
Step 01
Employers call when they open the mail, including early mornings and evenings. Every caller reaches a professional answer instead of voicemail.
Step 02
Named employees, related entities, and opposing counsel are checked against your conflict rules before the file is accepted.
Step 03
Calls from an existing employer client go to the partner or team that handles that client, with a live transfer when they are free and a structured message when they are not.
Step 04
Every call ends as a structured summary in your case management system, so the handling attorney sees what the employer, adjuster, or investigator said before returning the call.
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Structured 30 to 50 question interviews capture critical details, and qualified matters are escalated immediately.
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