Gavel CEO Dorna Moini On The AI Intake Chatbot That’s Changing the Game
This summer, Answering Legal is launching a new AI-powered intake chatbot, available free for all law firms. As we introduce this tool to the legal community, we decided to seek feedback from a select group of top industry experts.
For this video we've invited Dorna Moini (CEO/Founder at Gavel) to experience and share thoughts on our intake chatbot.
To showcase the chatbot, we set it up on a test law firm website and had Dorna take on the role of a potential client reaching out for legal help. Watch the video to see how our chatbot performed.
Ready to experience our intake chatbot for yourself? Book a demo here!
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