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In Every Call.

You know the law. But in a live call, you can't search Westlaw while your client is talking. CounselCue listens to your depositions, client calls, and hearings and surfaces relevant statutes, case law, and probing questions in real time — as a web app or Chrome extension.

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How CounselCue Works

No integrations. No configuration. No learning curve. Web app or Chrome extension — your choice.

01

Open the Web App or Install the Extension

Go to counsel-cue.com/session in any browser, or install the Chrome extension for one-click access from any tab. Sign in with Google, Microsoft, or email — no credit card required.

02

Choose Your Mode

🎙 Start — Listen through your microphone. Use it in lectures, client calls, depositions, or while studying. Law students: select "Lecture / Class" or "Study Session" from the Session Type dropdown, then let the analysis cards build your notes.

🖥 Join Virtual Meeting — Capture audio from Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams directly in your browser. Works in the web app or the Chrome extension side panel.

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Research Appears in Real Time

Relevant statutes, cases, and probing questions appear as the conversation develops — without stopping to search.

See it in action

What your screen looks like during a client call.

The client mentions a slip-and-fall at a grocery store. Before you can pull up Westlaw, CounselCue has already surfaced the premises liability standard, the statute of limitations, and the questions you should be asking right now.

CounselCue · Claimant's Counsel
Listening 08:47
Premises Liability — Slip and Fall 94%

The client's description of slipping on a wet floor at a grocery store with no warning signs raises a classic premises liability claim. Under O.C.G.A. § 51-3-1, a property owner owes an invitee a duty to exercise ordinary care to keep the premises safe and to warn of hidden dangers the owner knew or should have known about.

Key Rules
  1. 1.Under O.C.G.A. § 51-3-1, a grocery store is a commercial invitor and owes the highest duty of care — to inspect for hazards and warn or correct them.
  2. 2.The plaintiff must show the owner had actual or constructive knowledge of the hazard — constructive knowledge requires the condition existed long enough that a reasonable inspection would have discovered it (Robinson v. Kroger Co., 268 Ga. 735, 1997).
  3. 3.Georgia's modified comparative fault rule (O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33) bars recovery if the plaintiff is 50% or more at fault.
Questions to Ask
  1. 1.Were there any "Wet Floor" or caution signs posted at or near the area where you fell?
  2. 2.How long had the liquid been on the floor before you slipped — did any employees walk past the area without addressing it?
Evidence to Gather
  1. 1.Store surveillance footage from the 2 hours preceding the fall — send a preservation letter immediately to prevent routine deletion.
  2. 2.The store's floor inspection and maintenance logs for the date of the incident, including the last documented sweep before the fall.
KB Sources: ga-premises-liability-51-3-1.txt, ga-comparative-fault-51-12-33.txt
Recent Cases
Owens v. Publix Supermarkets — 802 S.E.2d 282 — 2017
Zaldivar v. Prickett — 297 Ga. 589 — 2015
Statute of Limitations — Personal Injury 89%
Comparative Fault Apportionment 68%
3 topics detected
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Simulated session — PI consultation for a premises liability slip-and-fall claim (Georgia law).

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Designed for the moments that matter most — when you're on a call and need the answer now, not after.

Relevant statutes, surfaced in real time

CounselCue surfaces potentially relevant legal standards as they become topical in conversation, so you're not chasing them down an hour later.

Ask the right question first

Probing questions surface during depositions and hearings before opposing counsel exploits the same gap.

Your silent second chair

Solo and small firm practitioners get the coverage of a research partner on every call without the overhead of hiring one.

Download a full session memo

Every flagged issue, case citation, and question downloads as a structured memo at session end. Ready for billing and follow-up.

Works in 14 languages

Supports Spanish, French, Mandarin, Hindi, and 10 more languages. Immigration, criminal defense, and international matters get the same real-time coverage as English calls.

Two modes, one tool

🎙 Start Listen through your mic — lectures, client calls, depositions, or solo study. Students: use this in class.

🖥 Join Virtual Meeting Capture audio from Zoom, Meet, or Teams directly in your browser or Chrome extension.

Built for the people in the room.

Every legal professional misses things in live conversations. CounselCue makes sure that gap doesn't cost your client.

Solo practitioners

You're alone in the room. No associate to whisper "check the statute of limitations." CounselCue is the second chair you don't have to hire. It surfaces what you'd catch if you had time to stop and research mid-conversation.

Small firms

Quality varies by who's in the room. The partner catches things the second-year misses. CounselCue gives every seat the same research quality. Shared knowledge bases mean your firm's institutional knowledge follows everyone, not just the senior attorney.

Law students & paralegals

Open CounselCue during your Torts or Con Law lecture. As your professor speaks, analysis cards surface relevant statutes, case law, and key concepts in real time. When class ends, select the cards that matter and download them as study notes — with citations already included.

Turn every lecture into study notes.

Your professor is teaching. CounselCue is listening. By the time class ends, your notes are already written — with statutes, case citations, and key concepts attached.

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STEP 1
Open CounselCue in class

Go to counsel-cue.com/session on your laptop. Select "Lecture / Class" from the Session Type dropdown, then click "Start." Your laptop mic picks up the professor.

STEP 2
Cards appear in real time

As your professor discusses negligence, duty of care, or contract formation, analysis cards pop up with relevant statutes and case law — automatically.

STEP 3
Select the cards that matter

Each card has a checkbox. After class, review the cards, uncheck anything irrelevant, and keep the ones that match what you need to study.

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STEP 4
Download as study notes

Hit "Download" and get a Word document with every selected card — statutes cited, cases referenced, concepts explained. Ready for exam prep.

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Works in any law class
Torts, Con Law, Contracts, Crim Law, Evidence, Property, Civ Pro — CounselCue detects the subject automatically.
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14 languages
International students and bilingual programs — CounselCue works in Spanish, French, Mandarin, and 11 more languages.
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No recordings stored
Audio is processed in real time and discarded immediately. Nothing is saved to any server. Your professor won't even know.

Live session preview

CounselCue · Lecture / Class
Listening 14:32
Negligence — Duty of Care 92%

The professor's discussion of the reasonable person standard establishes the foundational test for breach of duty in negligence. Under the Restatement (Third) of Torts § 3, an actor is negligent when the actor does not exercise reasonable care under all the circumstances.

Key Rules
  1. 1.The reasonable person standard is an objective test — it measures conduct against what a hypothetical prudent person would do, not the defendant's subjective intent (Vaughan v. Menlove, 1837).
  2. 2.Professionals are held to the standard of a reasonably competent practitioner in the same field — the "professional standard of care" (T.J. Hooper v. Northern Barge Corp., 1932).
  3. 3.Under the Learned Hand formula (United States v. Carroll Towing Co., 1947), negligence exists when the burden of precaution (B) is less than the probability of harm (P) multiplied by the gravity of injury (L).
Questions to Consider
  1. 1.How does the reasonable person standard apply differently when the defendant has specialized knowledge or training?
  2. 2.Under the Learned Hand formula, who bears the burden of proving that precaution costs exceeded expected harm?
KB Sources: restatement-third-torts-liability.txt, negligence-duty-overview.txt
Proximate Cause — Foreseeability 87%
Res Ipsa Loquitur 72%
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Simulated session — Torts I lecture on negligence. Cards generated in real time as the professor speaks.

Student Plan — $9.99/mo · 10 hrs

Free tier: 30 minutes/month. No credit card required to start.

Built around attorney‑client confidentiality.

Every architectural decision starts with ABA Rule 1.6. We don't store what we don't need to see.

No audio is stored

Audio is relayed through CounselCue's server to a SOC 2 Type II certified transcription provider. Audio is forwarded in real time and is never stored or retained by CounselCue.

No transcripts are stored

Session transcripts are not stored on CounselCue servers. Transcript segments are sent to our server only to generate research results, processed in memory, and discarded immediately.

Privilege notice on every session

An attorney-client privilege notice is displayed at the start of each session — your due diligence, automatically documented.

ABA Model Rule 1.6 — Confidentiality of Information

The no-retention architecture is specifically designed to support the attorney's duty to "make reasonable efforts to prevent the inadvertent or unauthorized disclosure of, or unauthorized access to, information relating to the representation of a client."

CounselCue processes only what is needed to surface legal research in real time. Transcript content is not stored in any database or file. Session metadata (timestamps and usage) is logged for billing and service operation.

Knowledge base documents uploaded by your firm are stored on CounselCue's servers and are accessible only to your firm's accounts. They are not shared with other customers or used beyond generating research results.

Questions about compliance? [email protected]

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is CounselCue? +

CounselCue is a real-time legal research assistant for attorneys, paralegals, and law students. It listens to client calls, depositions, and hearings and surfaces relevant statutes, case law, and probing questions — without storing any audio or transcripts. Available as a web app or Chrome extension.

Is CounselCue compliant with ABA Model Rule 1.6? +

Yes. CounselCue is designed around attorney-client confidentiality. Audio is relayed through CounselCue's server to a SOC 2 Type II certified transcription provider. Audio is forwarded in real time and is never stored or retained by CounselCue. Session transcripts are not stored on CounselCue servers. Transcript segments are processed in memory to generate research results and discarded immediately.

Does CounselCue record or store client calls? +

No. CounselCue does not record or store any audio. Audio is streamed in real time for transcription and immediately discarded. No audio files, recordings, or transcripts are retained on any CounselCue server.

What languages does CounselCue support? +

CounselCue supports 14 languages including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Dutch, Polish, and Russian. Language can be set manually before a session begins — making CounselCue useful for immigration practitioners and legal professionals serving non-English-speaking clients.

Does CounselCue work with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams? +

Yes. CounselCue works on Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and any other browser-based call or meeting platform. It also works on any browser tab, including phone calls taken through web apps.

How is CounselCue different from Westlaw or LexisNexis? +

Westlaw and LexisNexis are research databases you query manually after a call. CounselCue works in real time during the call — it listens, detects legal topics automatically, and surfaces the relevant statute or case law within seconds, without the attorney having to stop the conversation to search.

Can CounselCue be used for immigration law with Spanish-speaking clients? +

Yes. CounselCue auto-detects Spanish and delivers real-time legal research in Spanish when the conversation is in Spanish. This makes it particularly useful for immigration practitioners and legal professionals conducting consultations with Spanish-speaking clients.

How much does CounselCue cost? +

CounselCue offers a Free plan (30 minutes per month), a Solo plan at $49/month with unlimited usage, and a Firm plan at $249/month for up to 5 seats with a custom knowledge base. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to start. Questions about team or institutional pricing? Email [email protected].

Does CounselCue integrate with Clio? +

Yes. Connect your Clio account from the session page header, select a matter, and save analysis cards directly to your matter timeline with one click. CounselCue is registered as a Clio developer app.

Can my firm use CounselCue as a team? +

Yes. The Firm plan ($249/mo) includes up to 5 seats with shared knowledge bases. Firm administrators can invite team members, assign roles (attorney or paralegal), and manage the team at counsel-cue.com/team. Shared firm knowledge bases are accessible to all team members.