Rear-ended on the highway — insurer offering $1,800, is that fair?
Injury“I got rear-ended in California last week. The other driver admitted fault, but their insurance is offering $1,800 and my neck pain is getting worse. Should I sign?”
for personal injury firms
PI clients describe their accident on Reddit before they call a lawyer.
Rear-ended on the freeway, slip-and-fall at a grocery store, dog bite, low-ball insurance offer — we surface the posts the moment they're written, score the intent, and draft a bar-compliant reply for your review.
Drafted replyReady for review
I'm sorry you're dealing with this — neck injuries after a rear-end collision often take days to show their full extent. An early settlement offer usually comes before the full cost of treatment is clear, and once you sign a release you generally can't reopen the claim.
Consider getting your injuries fully evaluated first, and keep records of every visit and expense. Many personal injury attorneys offer free consultations and work on contingency, so it costs nothing to have the offer reviewed before you decide.
Laws vary by state. This is general information, not legal advice — check your state's rules or consult a local attorney about your specific situation.
People stopped searching for lawyers. They started asking for them.
When someone types “do I have a case” into ChatGPT, the model answers from public discussions it was trained on and cites what it can find. Ad spend does not appear there. Forum answers written by a named attorney do.
1 in 4
legal questions now start in an AI assistant rather than a search bar
14,000+
filtered posts per week on PI subreddits alone
3.2 min
median from question posted to your draft ready for review
How it works
You practice law. LexAlert handles the answering.
01
We learn your practice
Jurisdictions, practice areas, the matters you actually take, and the lines you never want crossed. Ten minutes of setup, once.
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We watch the threads
Every new Reddit, X, Quora and Avvo post is scored against your profile. Only real, answerable questions from people in your market reach you.
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We draft — you approve
A response in your voice, with your disclaimers, ready in minutes. Approve it in one tap — nothing posts to any platform without your sign-off.
What your next client looks like
Paraphrased examples, same shape as the real thing.
We don't publish real Reddit / X / Quora / Avvo posts on this page (privacy, plus the real ones move into your queue). These are paraphrased to match the urgency and shape of the posts our scoring engine surfaces every day.
paraphrased · pi
Rear-ended, $1,800 offer, neck pain
“Got rear-ended on the 5 yesterday. Insurance is offering $1,800 and I have neck pain. Worth a lawyer?”
paraphrased · pi
Slip and fall, surgery, claim delayed
“Insurance company keeps delaying my claim after a slip and fall at a grocery store. Doctor says I need surgery.”
paraphrased · pi
Child dog-bite, homeowner's foot-dragging
“Neighbor's dog bit my 7yo on the face requiring stitches. Their homeowner's insurance is dragging feet.”
Pricing
Flat monthly rate. No shared leads.
Every lead goes to one firm only — yours. Flat monthly rate, no per-lead fees. Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.
Starter
$299 /mo
One practice area on Reddit. Solo or small firm testing a new lead channel.
- 1 case type · 1 subreddit
- Reddit platform
- Compliance check + audit log
- Cancel anytime · 30 days' notice
Growth
$399 /mo
Multiple practice areas across Reddit, X, Quora and Avvo — for firms building a consistent multi-platform workflow.
- 3 case types · 3 subreddits
- Reddit + X + Quora + Avvo
- Three drafts per lead
- Tone & template customisation
- Priority support
- Cancel anytime · 30 days' notice
Partner · Most popular
$599 /mo
Full workflow across every active platform — and every new platform we add next, included.
- Unlimited case types & subreddits
- All current + future platforms
- Custom system prompt per case type
- Dedicated onboarding
- Cancel anytime · 30 days' notice
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