How to Write Legal Updates Clients Actually Understand

Clients don’t need a legal treatise in their update texts. They need clear, timely updates and simple answers to common questions. That’s exactly where automation helps: short case updates and firm‑approved FAQs written in plain English, then delivered on time. For the broader strategy behind AI‑assisted communication, see our guide on how AI client communication … Read more

AI Ethics in Client Communication: Staying Human While You Automate

Automating routine status updates and FAQs can make clients feel more informed, not less, if you do it transparently and under attorney supervision. This post translates the latest ethics guidance into practical guardrails you can apply today while keeping Client IQ’s current feature set front‑and‑center (short updates, firm‑approved FAQs, human escalation). For the broader strategy, … Read more

How to Build a Law Firm FAQ Knowledge Base in 7 Days

Clear, predictable communication wins clients and keeps them calm during long matters. The fastest way to deliver that at scale is a firm‑approved FAQ knowledge base paired with proactive case updates. (For the big‑picture strategy behind AI‑assisted communication, see our guide on how AI client communication is changing the modern law firm.) Client expectations around … Read more

AI and Emotional Tone: How Law Firms Can Sound Human in Automated Messages

Clients judge professionalism not just by speed but by tone—how your updates sound in moments of stress. Automation should never read as cold or robotic; it should deliver reassurance, clarity, and next steps in plain English. For the broader strategy behind AI‑assisted client communication, read our guide on how AI client communication is changing the … Read more

Text vs. Email in Law Firm Communication: What Clients Actually Read (and When to Use Each)

Clients want clear, predictable updates fast. But should those updates go out by text or email? The right answer depends on the type of message and what your client can realistically see on their phone during a busy day. (For the big‑picture strategy behind AI‑assisted communication, see our guide on how AI client communication is … Read more

How Multilingual AI Is Helping Law Firms Communicate Across Languages

Language barriers slow cases, increase call volume, and leave clients anxious. In the U.S., about 1 in 5 people speak a language other than English at home, which means many clients will better understand, and appreciate, updates in their preferred language. This post shows what you can safely automate today with AI: proactive case updates … Read more