Pleadwright.
A deputy associate who never misses a validation window.
Pleadwright drafts and audits every consumer touchpoint — demand letters, state-specific complaints, skip-trace lookups, SMS, email, and voice. Supervised pilot workflows stage outbound work for partner approval, with rule citations attached so you can sign the work like your own.
- $2.5TU.S. consumer debt added since 2019
- 19% → 79%Law-firm AI adoption in a single year
- ~200Matters/month where most boutique firms live
Pulled account statements
CRM-shaped ingest artifact · 142 line items ingested.
Computed validation window
30-day FDCPA clock · initial communication 2026-04-03.
Drafted demand letter
State template: NY coverage matrix · safe-static only.
Citation check
15 USC §§ 1692g / 1692e / 1692d · 12 CFR §§ 1006.34 / 1006.18 / 1006.14 · all green.
View audit trail →
Dispatched via certified mail
Synthetic tracking placeholder · pending partner sign-off.
Every step logged with citation-ready rationale ↗
Pleadwright computes the deadline from the initial communication date, not the upload date.
Per consumer timezone, with revocation opt-outs honored on the next dispatch pass.
Verbatim text, present at the top of every voice script, email, and SMS.
Four agentic workflows, one rule library.
Encoded directly into the dispatch logic — not bolt-on guardrails that a junior has to remember.
Demand letter drafting & dispatch
State-aware templates ingest the ledger, surface validation-period math, and prepare a certified-mail dispatch for partner approval in a supervised pilot.
TX + FL + CA complaint templates ship today. The remaining state UDAP scope is planned (see /coverage).
State-specific complaints & pleadings
Generates complaints with citation-ready language per jurisdiction; partner reviews the red-line before filing.
Mini-Miranda verbatim on first contact.
Skip-trace orchestration
Coordinates consumer-facing lookups across multiple channels; in a supervised pilot, validated contacts are proposed for matter-file capture rather than treated as a live external write-back.
Stale-source fallback to documented channels; cadence governed by connector policy.
SMS · email · voice sequencing
Times reminders inside TCPA windows per consumer TZ, sequencing channels without overstaying demand-letter pauses.
Revocations honored on next pass.
From intake to audit, the agent drafts a deputy associate's day.
Each stage produces a reviewable artifact with the underlying statutory citation attached. Partner signs the artifact, not the prompt.
- 01
Ingest & index
Pulls account statements, prior correspondence, and consent records into a single matter graph keyed by consumer ID.
- 02
Compute the clock
§ 15 U.S.C. § 1692g(a)–(e) · 12 C.F.R. § 1006.34Records a clearly labeled product deadline while keeping the legal 30-day period anchored to notice receipt.
ReferenceCanonical Model B-1 reference
- 03
Draft on the state template
§ Mini-Miranda + state overlaysGenerates demand letters, complaints, and pleadings that match the firm’s house style, with Mini-Miranda on first-contact scripts.
- 04
Sequence the channels
§ 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200(c)(1)Schedules SMS, email, and voice within local-time TCPA windows, with revocation tokens honored on the next dispatch pass.
- 05
Log the rationale
§ Audit-grade provenanceEvery dispatch writes a citation-backed entry to the matter log; partner sign-off adds a human-stamped line.
The rule library is the product.
Other tools bolt on a checklist. Pleadwright encodes timing, disclosure, and consent directly into each workflow — so the agent can’t draft past the guardrails even when the partner is heads-down.
- FDCPA
Validation & dispute
30-day validation periods, dispute acknowledgment windows, and dispute-investigation tracking — all stamped into the matter timeline.
- TCPA
Call window & revocation
Local-time 8 a.m.–9 p.m. windows per consumer TZ, with the latest revocation mechanics honored across SMS, email, and voice.
- Mini-Miranda
First-contact disclosure
Verbatim on the first outbound of every channel — present at the top of every voice script, email, and SMS the agent drafts.
- Jurisdictional
State overlays
Per-state demand-letter templates, complaint language, and consumer-protection nuances applied at dispatch time.
When a touchpoint is challenged, the answer is in the trail.
Every agent action — a draft, a dispatch, a scheduling decision — is logged with its citation source, the rule it was checked against, and the partner who signed off. The audit trail is the case file.
The questions a partner asks before signing anything.
Every answer below is a Q0.05-verified rule summary with its citation, reviewer, version, and source record.
What must the first written validation notice contain?
Within five days of the first communication with a consumer, a debt collector must send a written notice containing five statutory disclosures — including a 30-day window in which the consumer may dispute the debt in writing.
- Statute
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1692g(a)–(e) (Pub. L. 95-109, Sept. 20, 1977; codified at 15 U.S.C. §§ 1692 et seq.).
- Review record
- M. Aldana, partner · v1.5.0 · Q0.05 verified 2026-08-23
What happens when a consumer disputes the debt in writing?
If a consumer disputes the debt in writing within 30 days of receiving the § 1692g notice, the collector must promptly obtain verification of the debt (or a copy of any judgment) and mail a copy to the consumer before collection activity resumes.
- Statute
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1692g(b) (Title X of the Consumer Credit Protection Act, Pub. L. 95-109; parallel pin-cite 15 U.S.C. § 1692g(b) and 15 U.S.C. § 1692g itself, mirrored at § 809(b) of the CCPA).
- Review record
- M. Aldana, partner · v1.3.0 · Q0.05 verified 2026-08-23
What happens after a consumer asks in writing for communications to stop?
If a consumer notifies the collector in writing that they refuse to pay or want the collector to stop communicating, the collector must cease all collection contact — with narrow statutory exceptions for litigation notice and certain third-party notifications.
- Statute
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1692c(c).
- Review record
- M. Aldana, partner · v1.2.0 · Q0.05 verified 2026-08-23
When can a collection call or text be sent?
Calls to a consumer's residence, cellular, or other telephone — including text messages — must be placed between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. LOCAL TIME at the consumer's called location.
- Statute
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227; implementing rule at 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200(c)(1) (call-time restriction).
- Review record
- T. Brennan, partner · v1.3.0 · Q0.05 verified 2026-08-23
How does Pleadwright handle a TCPA consent revocation?
A consumer may revoke any prior express consent to receive autodialed or prerecorded calls or texts at any time, by any reasonable means; the revocation is effective on receipt, and the caller must honor it within a reasonable period not to exceed ten business days.
- Statute
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227(b)(3) (right to revoke prior express consent; cross-referencing 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200(a)(10)).
- Review record
- T. Brennan, partner · v1.2.0 · Q0.05 verified 2026-08-23
Pilot cohort · 2026
Put Pleadwright on a real matter this week.
Pick a single file. We onboard your intake, your catalog of demand templates, and your state overlays. Partner signs the agent’s drafts like a deputy associate’s — no new compliance review every quarter.