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Miami-Dade & Broward · Intellectual Property

Protect the idea before the first call gets it wrong.

Founders, artists, and brands research IP in detail before they call, and they often share too much too soon. A founder describing an invention in a web chat, or a brand owner who already launched, needs a careful first answer. We build bilingual AI intake for Miami IP firms that collects the right facts, flags dates that matter, and books the right attorney.

We build the technology and the content. Your attorneys make every legal judgment and approve every word clients see. Nothing we deliver is legal advice. Se habla español.

The short answer

Aday Interactive, Inc. builds AI intake for intellectual property law firms in Miami-Dade and Broward. The agent answers in English and Spanish, sorts each inquiry into trademarks, patents, copyright, or infringement, records launch and disclosure dates, is set up to keep invention details out of chat, and books the right attorney. It never gives legal advice.

Matter types

A brand name and an invention need different first questions.

Here is what founders and creators type into ChatGPT and Google for each IP need, in English and Spanish, and what the intake agent does with them.

Trademarks

What clients ask

"How to trademark my business name" · "registrar mi marca en Estados Unidos"

What the agent does

Collects the name or logo, the products or services, where it is used, and when it was first used, then books the trademark attorney. Clearance questions go to the attorney.

Patents

What clients ask

"Patent attorney Miami for my invention" · "patentar un invento"

What the agent does

Asks only for the general field and whether the invention has been shown, sold, or published, and when. Invention details wait for a confidential call with the attorney.

Copyright

What clients ask

"Copyright my music or software" · "registrar derechos de autor"

What the agent does

Records the type of work, who created it, and whether it is registered, then books the consult.

Someone is copying us

What clients ask

"Someone is using my brand name" · "alguien está copiando mi marca"

What the agent does

Captures the other party's name first for conflicts, then where the copying appears and since when, and books the attorney who handles enforcement.

Received a cease and desist

What clients ask

"I got a cease and desist letter" · "recibí una carta de cese y desista"

What the agent does

Records who sent it and any response date in the letter, marks it for same-day attorney review, and books the earliest consult.

Licensing and IP deals

What clients ask

"License my brand to a company" · "licenciar mi marca"

What the agent does

Qualifies the counterparty, the territory, and the timeline, collects names for your conflict check, and books the transactional attorney.

What gets escalated to your team

When a caller mentions a cease and desist letter with a response date, a takedown of their store or channel, or a launch or public disclosure within days, the agent is set up to transfer the call live to the attorney on duty and, if nobody answers, text them an urgent alert with the call summary. The caller is told when to expect a call back.

Guardrails

The rules your intake has to live inside.

Every agent we build is fenced before it says a word. These are the lines that matter most in intellectual property work. Your ethics counsel reviews the full list during setup.

Inventions stay out of chat

The agent is instructed never to ask a founder how an invention works over text, chat, or voicemail. Those details wait for a confidential conversation with an attorney.

Disclosure dates flagged

Under U.S. patent law, an inventor's own public disclosure generally starts a one-year grace period to file (35 U.S.C. § 102(b)(1)). The agent records when an invention was shown, sold, or published and marks it for attorney review. It never says whether the window is still open.

No clearance opinions

The agent never says a name is available or a work is protected. Searches and opinions come from your attorneys, and Florida Bar Rule 4-7.13 bars predicting results.

Other side named first

In infringement matters, the agent captures the other party before details so your firm can run conflicts. Florida Bar Rule 4-1.18 creates duties to prospective clients even when you decline.

On every call and message, the agent names your firm, says it is a law firm, and identifies itself as an assistant, never an attorney.

How it works

Four steps, priced up front.

Or see it as one package: the Law Firm Front Desk, in three levels from $1,950.

  1. 1

    Free

    Bar Compliance and AEO Audit

    A rule-labeled check of your current site against the Florida Bar advertising rules, plus how readable it is to AI search. Bring the report to your ethics counsel.

    Run the audit →
  2. 2

    $1,950 · one day

    Growth Systems Intensive

    We map how inquiries reach your firm today, then build booking with reminders, missed-call text-back, a 7-day bilingual follow-up, and chat answers drawn from your approved FAQs. Credits in full toward Implementation if it starts within 60 days.

    See Growth Systems →
  3. 3

    From $5,000 · 90 days

    Implementation

    The bilingual voice and messaging agent, sorting by IP type and urgency, conflict capture for enforcement matters, confidential handling of invention details, and English and Spanish practice-area pages built for AI search.

    See AI employees →
  4. 4

    From $349 / month

    Care

    The platform seat keeps the system we build live, patched, and backed up, from $349 a month, with text, email, and voice usage billed at cost and no markup. Optional monthly hours cover call review and prompt changes, because an agent only improves when someone reviews its calls.

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Project work bills 50/25/25 on milestones. Text, email, and voice usage on a system we build is billed at cost, with no markup. Carrier registration for texting depends on carrier approval, so we never promise an activation date.

How many founders described their invention to a chatbot before your attorney?

In 30 minutes we walk through how inquiries reach your firm today, where they leak, and what an intake agent would handle. Founder-led by Brandon Aday from our Coral Gables office.

or call 305-209-8453 · se habla español

Response time

Response time is a target, not a promise. Our AI intake agents aim to answer in under 60 seconds, and typically respond within one to three minutes. Actual timing depends on third-party voice, SMS, and network delivery, which we do not control. We measure the real number and report it in your dashboard rather than guarantee it. Speed also depends on correct account setup, carrier registration (A2P 10DLC), and your intake configuration.

FAQ

AI for Miami Intellectual Property Firms, Frequently Asked Questions

Can the agent tell a founder whether their brand name is available?

No. Clearing a name takes a real search and an attorney's judgment. The agent collects the name, the goods or services, and first-use dates, and books the trademark attorney.

Why won't the agent let a founder describe their invention?

To protect them. Details shared in a chat or text are not the place for an invention. The agent records only the general field and any public disclosure dates, and the founder shares the rest in a confidential call with your attorney.

Do U.S. creators need to register a copyright before suing?

Often, yes, but your attorney confirms it. For U.S. works, registration is generally required before filing an infringement suit (17 U.S.C. § 411(a)). The agent records whether a work is registered and books the consultation.

Will this help our firm show up when someone asks ChatGPT for a trademark or patent attorney in Miami?

It can make your firm easier to find and cite. We build English and Spanish practice-area pages that answer real IP questions, plus LegalService and Attorney schema. No one can guarantee a citation, and we never promise one. Read how AI search picks firms.

Can we use AI to call or text people who have not contacted our firm?

No, and we never build it that way. Florida Bar Rule 4-7.18 bars soliciting prospective clients by phone or real-time electronic contact, and the FCC ruled in 2024 (FCC 24-17) that an AI-generated voice counts as an artificial voice under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The agent answers people who reach out to your firm, and follows up only with people who asked to hear from you.

What does it cost?

Start free, then fixed steps. The Bar Compliance and AEO Audit is free. The Growth Systems Intensive is $1,950 for one day, and it credits in full toward Implementation if Implementation starts within 60 days. Implementation runs 90 days from $5,000 and scales with scope. After launch, the platform seat starts at $349 a month, with text, email, and voice usage billed at cost and optional hours on top. Project work bills 50/25/25 on milestones.

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