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William Vasquez
Founder & CEO, Hodos360 · Founder & CEO, Vasquez Law Firm, PLLC
William Vasquez is the founder and CEO of Vasquez Law Firm, PLLC and Hodos360. A practicing attorney since 2011 with admissions to the NC State Bar and U.S. Courts of Appeals (4th, 5th, 11th Circuits), William has handled 3,000+ cases personally across immigration, personal injury, criminal defense, family law, and workers’ compensation. With a B.S. Computer Science from Campbell University, seven years in the U.S. Air Force as a Defense Intelligence Agency Spanish Linguist, and a Master of Divinity from Oral Roberts University, William writes from the unusual intersection of practicing law, running a four-office firm, and engineering production AI systems. Native of Queens, NY. Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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AI & Legal Tech · April 27, 2026
Wiring CallRail → GoHighLevel → Clio with real routing logic (not just webhooks)
A first-person walkthrough of the production CallRail → GHL → Clio pipeline running at Vasquez Law Firm. Tracking numbers per practice area, language-aware routing, conflict checks before consult, and Clio matter creation with sub-types — without manual re-keying. Includes the routing rules we actually use, why Zapier wasn't enough, and what broke during rollout.
Voice AI · April 27, 2026
Bilingual voice agents: why Spanish-first is harder than you think
Most 'bilingual' AI voice agents I've evaluated are English-first products with Spanish bolted on as a routing branch. They sound machine-translated, they don't handle code-switching, and they drop conversion when the caller actually prefers Spanish. Here's what we learned building a genuinely Spanish-fluent voice agent for Vasquez Law Firm — and why it took longer than we expected.
AI & Legal Tech · April 27, 2026
How I migrated my law firm's intake from Zapier to n8n in 6 weeks
We outgrew Zapier in roughly 18 months. The migration to self-hosted n8n took 6 weeks, took two production incidents to get right, and pays for itself every quarter. Here's what changed in the move, what surprised me, and the specific patterns that ported badly.
Voice AI · April 28, 2026
The bilingual law-firm market: where the biggest legal intake gap actually is
Most legal-tech vendors talk about AI for law firms in the abstract. The largest underserved segment in US legal intake right now is bilingual — Spanish-speaking callers who hit English-only AI receptionists and hang up. Here is the market, the math, and why solos who serve bilingual communities have an outsized opportunity.
Web & Mobile Development · April 28, 2026
What a converting law-firm website actually looks like in 2026
Most law-firm websites in 2026 still look and behave like 2018 brochureware — slow, generic, and disconnected from the firm's actual intake stack. The sites that convert do five specific things differently. None of them are radical; all of them are missed often enough to be worth writing down.
Marketing · April 28, 2026
AI marketing for law firms — what works under state-bar advertising rules
AI marketing tools are now table stakes for law firms — but generic AI marketing automation can quietly violate state-bar advertising rules in ways the firm only finds out about after a complaint. Here is what AI marketing for law firms actually has to handle, what works, and what to be careful with.