Rocket Lawyer news and product updates

Rocket Lawyer launched a connector in Claude's connector directory that lets a user send a written legal question to a Rocket Lawyer attorney, book a 20 minute consultation for their state and topic, attach documents through a secure upload link, and check the status of earlier questions, all from inside Claude. Claude helps the user confirm a short summary of the question, attorneys typically answer in writing within one business day, and new users get seven days of free access with no credit card.

Buyer relevance. Consumers and small businesses who start a legal question in an AI assistant can now hand it to a licensed attorney without leaving the conversation, with the attorney, not the model, giving the answer. The announcement does not say whether uploaded documents or conversation details are retained, so that is worth asking.

Rocket Lawyer added web conferencing to eligible Consult an Attorney Live sessions, so members can choose a video call instead of a phone call and join through a secure link without a separate Zoom account or software download. The feature includes an audio check before the meeting, background blur, screen sharing for reviewing documents with the attorney, and a phone fallback if the web session fails.

Buyer relevance. Rocket Lawyer states it does not record audio, video, transcripts or in call chat from these consults and logs only operational data such as join and leave times and call length, a concrete retention disclosure for attorney conversations held inside the platform.