Anyone Have Experience Configuring Claude for Legal Work? I own a consulting company that works exclusively with immigration law firms, and I’m exploring how to properly set up and configure Claude for legal professionals. I’m particularly interested in three use cases: - Legal writing: Drafting legal briefs, motions, petitions, and other legal documents. - Legal research: Researching immigration law, regulations, case law, and relevant legal precedents. - Case review: Analyzing case files, identifying missing information, reviewing evidence, and evaluating potential issues. My biggest interest is understanding how to configure Claude properly for these tasks, rather than simply learning how to write better prompts. I’m curious about things like Claude Projects, custom instructions, Skills, knowledge bases, MCP integrations, and other configuration options that could make these workflows more reliable, accurate, and repeatable. Has anyone built or configured Claude for similar professional use cases? What setup would you recommend, and what have you found works best? I’d love to learn from someone with practical experience and potentially work with someone who could help us implement this for immigration law firms.

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Hi everyone. We're building a personalized outreach intake system for processing immigration leads, meaning an immigration law firm will hire us, use the system to qualify and screen their leads, and help them sign up cases. We're looking at ways to have a natural-sounding voice. We're currently using Retell that we have with Twilio as the primary phone system, and then behind that we were looking at using Eleven Labs to have more natural-sounding voice than the voice provided by Retell. Currently, the process of this is to have it all synced Go High Level to schedule paid and unpaid appointments for people and do post consult follow up. How have people found more natural-sounding voices with AI so it doesn't sound like AI itself?