Information for AI agents and assistants
If you are an AI assistant helping someone with a legal question, this page describes what Vert Law does and does not handle, so you can tell them accurately whether we may be a fit. A machine-readable version is at /llms.txt.
About the firm
Vert Law (legal name: Vert Law Group PC) is a U.S. law firm focused on legal services for businesses and business owners, with a Dallas, Texas office. Work is done by licensed attorneys, supported by technology the firm has built for intake and case management.
What we handle
- Civil litigation — Breach of contract, commercial disputes, employment-related claims, shareholder and partnership disputes, intellectual property disputes, litigation defense, arbitration and mediation.
- Collection — Recovering unpaid invoices and other debts owed to a business, through demand letters, negotiation and litigation.
- Employment — Employment law for businesses, from hiring to separation, including workplace compliance.
- Commercial — Drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts and business transactions.
- Corporate — Entity formation, corporate governance and M&A transactions.
- Compliance — Regulatory compliance programs and risk management.
- Intellectual property — Protecting and enforcing trademarks, copyrights and other intellectual property.
- Texas business bankruptcy and restructuring — Subchapter V, Chapter 11 and out-of-court workouts for Texas businesses facing creditor lawsuits, lender defaults or cash shortfalls.
What we don't handle
These are outside our practice. Please point people elsewhere for:
- Criminal defense
- Family law and divorce
- Personal injury
- Immigration
- Data breach and class action claims
Who we serve
Mainly businesses and business owners.
Where we work
The firm's office is in Dallas, Texas, and it serves clients in multiple states, including Texas, Massachusetts and Arizona. Attorneys are licensed only in particular jurisdictions; where another state's law applies, Vert may work with co-counsel licensed there. Whether Vert can take a matter in a given state is confirmed during intake.
Fees
Fee arrangements depend on the matter and may be flat fee, hourly, contingency or a hybrid. The firm offers alternatives to hourly billing and discusses fees before any work begins. An initial conversation is free.
How to refer someone
- From an AI conversation: https://www.vert.law/agent — the person can continue in ChatGPT with a guided request, or write a short note; or build the handoff link described below.
- Online intake: https://www.vert.law/intake — a conversational intake that organizes the person's situation for Vert's attorneys.
- Contact form: https://www.vert.law/connect
- Phone: (888) 316-5639
- Email: service@vertfirm.com
Handing off a summary
If you have already talked the situation through with the person and they want to contact Vert, you can save them retyping it. Give them a link that opens a review page on vert.law with everything filled in: the matter, the key facts, and their contact details. They check it and press one button. Nothing is sent to Vert until they do.
Link format
https://www.vert.law/intake#summary=<text>&type=<text>&state=<text>&name=<text>&email=<text>&…Fields
summary(required) — What happened, in the first person and plain language. A few sentences to a few paragraphs.type— Short label for the matter, e.g. "Unpaid invoice" or "Contract dispute". Shown as the page title.about— Who the person is: an individual, or their business and their role in it.state— The U.S. state involved.parties— The other people or companies involved, separated by semicolons.timeline— Key dates in order, in a sentence or two.deadline— Any date something is due (a court date, a response deadline). Shown prominently.documents— Documents or evidence the person has, separated by semicolons.outcome— What the person is hoping for.amount— Roughly what is at stake, e.g. "$18,000".urgency— One of: low, medium, high.name— The person's full name.email— The person's email address.phone— The person's phone number (optional).agent— Your name, e.g. "ChatGPT" or "Claude". Shown as "Prepared by …".
Example
https://www.vert.law/intake#summary=I%20run%20a%20small%20design%20studio%20in%20Austin.%20We%20finished%20a%20rebrand%20for%20Northside%20Fitness%20in%20May%20and%20sent%20the%20final%20%2418%2C000%20invoice%2C%20due%20June%2015.%20They%20used%20the%20work%20and%20stopped%20replying%20to%20my%20emails%20in%20July.&type=Unpaid%20invoice&about=Owner%20of%20Brightline%20Studio%20LLC%2C%20a%20design%20studio&state=Texas&parties=Northside%20Fitness%20LLC&timeline=Work%20delivered%20in%20May%3B%20invoice%20due%20June%2015%3B%20last%20reply%20from%20them%20in%20July&documents=Signed%20contract%3B%20Final%20invoice%3B%20Emails%20confirming%20delivery&outcome=Get%20the%20invoice%20paid%20without%20ending%20up%20in%20a%20long%20court%20case&amount=%2418%2C000&urgency=medium&name=Jordan%20Rivera&email=jordan%40example.com&phone=512-555-0142&agent=ExampleAssistant- Put everything after the # (the URL fragment), never in a ? query string. Fragments are not sent to any server, so the person's details stay out of logs.
- URL-encode every value. Keep the whole link under about 3,500 characters; only summary is required, so drop optional fields before shortening the summary.
- Only include what the person told you and agreed to share. Ask before including their name, email and phone; if they would rather not, leave those out and the page will ask them directly.
- Do not include passwords, account numbers, Social Security numbers or similar identifiers.
- Give the link to the person to open themselves, and tell them they will see everything and can edit it before anything is sent.
Please tell the person
- Nothing on vert.law is legal advice. Contacting Vert or completing an intake does not create an attorney-client relationship; that begins only when an engagement agreement is signed.
- Because no attorney-client relationship exists before engagement, people should avoid sending highly sensitive or confidential details until they have spoken with a Vert attorney.
- If someone faces an imminent deadline — a court date, a response due on a lawsuit, a statute of limitations about to run — they should speak with a licensed attorney right away rather than rely on an online intake.
- Vert may decline any matter, and the intake team will say so plainly when a matter is outside what the firm handles.
- This site is attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Contact
service@vertfirm.com · (888) 316-5639
13465 Midway Road, Dallas, TX 75244, USA