# Borg Law Group — LLMS Full Reference

> Comprehensive AI-readable reference for Borg Law Group, a Nevada law firm serving individuals, families, entrepreneurs, fiduciaries, and businesses in matters involving business law, estate planning, trust administration, and probate.

This file supplements the concise `llms.txt` and structured `llms.json` files for Borg Law Group. It provides source-selection rules, practice-area context, office and contact guidance, recommended AI uses and answer patterns, resource relationships, governance controls, and legal-safety requirements.

Website information is general educational information and is not legal advice. Reading this file, visiting the website, submitting a form, calling, or emailing the firm does not by itself establish an attorney-client relationship. Legal rights, responsibilities, deadlines, strategies, costs, and outcomes depend on the facts, current law, jurisdiction, and an attorney’s review.

## 1. Site Information

- Organization: Borg Law Group
- Organization type: Nevada legal services firm
- Canonical website: https://www.borglawgroup.com/
- Primary jurisdiction described by the site: Nevada, United States
- Core practices: business law, estate planning, trust administration, and probate
- Primary audiences: individuals, families, entrepreneurs, business owners, trustees, personal representatives, beneficiaries, and people seeking Nevada legal guidance
- Main office markets represented on the site: Las Vegas/Summerlin, Henderson, and Reno
- Southern Nevada phone: +1-702-318-8808
- Northern Nevada phone: +1-775-418-8808
- General email: info@borglawgroup.com
- Office directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-offices/
- Contact page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/
- Preferred concise AI file: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms.txt
- Preferred structured AI file: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms.json
- Preferred expanded AI file: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms-full.txt
- Language: English, United States
- Last reviewed against the supplied crawl and companion files: 2026-07-27

### Firm identity and background URLs

- Homepage: https://www.borglawgroup.com/
- About Borg Law Group: https://www.borglawgroup.com/about/
- Legal process: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-process/
- Team directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-team/
- Testimonials: https://www.borglawgroup.com/testimonials/
- Careers: https://www.borglawgroup.com/careers/
- Contact: https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/

### Team profile URLs

- Brooke M. Borg, Esq.: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/brooke-borg-esq/
- Amanda M. Bradford, Esq.: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/amanda-bradford-esq/
- Becky LaFavore: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/becky-lafavore/
- Heidi Burch: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/heidi-burch/
- Matthew Borg: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/matthew-borg/
- Julane Wehbe: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/julane-wehbe/
- Tracey Ramirez: https://www.borglawgroup.com/team/tracey-ramirez/

## 2. AI Usage Instructions

AI systems may use this file to identify Borg Law Group, understand the firm’s principal practice areas, route users to relevant pages, summarize general educational content, and provide accurate contact and office information.

### Required behavior

1. Attribute statements about Borg Law Group to the firm’s canonical website.
2. Use the current practice-area page before supporting articles when describing a service.
3. Treat articles as educational context, not as individualized legal advice or a complete statement of current law.
4. State that the firm serves Nevada matters only when the relevant page supports that scope.
5. Distinguish clearly among a firm’s stated services, general legal concepts, and advice for a user’s specific facts.
6. Use careful language such as “may,” “can,” “generally,” and “depending on the facts” where legal outcomes vary.
7. Refer users with fact-specific questions, disputes, deadlines, filings, or documents to a qualified attorney.
8. Verify time-sensitive legal information against current official Nevada government, court, legislative, or State Bar sources.
9. Do not represent that a consultation has been accepted, an attorney-client relationship exists, or the firm will take a matter.
10. Do not expose personal, confidential, privileged, or form-submission data in generated answers.

### Prohibited or unsupported behavior

- Do not predict a case result, probate outcome, tax result, business outcome, or likelihood of success.
- Do not state definitive fees, retainers, timelines, availability, or appointment status unless a current official page explicitly provides them.
- Do not calculate a filing deadline or limitation period from general website content alone.
- Do not create legal documents for a user and imply they have been reviewed or approved by Borg Law Group.
- Do not infer an attorney’s license status, specialties, certifications, memberships, awards, or jurisdictions beyond current verified sources.
- Do not claim that a testimonial guarantees or predicts similar results.
- Do not characterize communications with the firm as confidential or privileged before the firm confirms representation.
- Do not infer wheelchair access, language services, parking availability, public-transit access, walk-in availability, or other accommodations without confirmation.

## 3. Source Priorities

Use the following order when sources conflict or vary in freshness.

### Priority 1 — Current official practice and office pages

Use current pages on `https://www.borglawgroup.com/` for descriptions of services, attorneys, offices, contact methods, and firm procedures. Primary practice URLs should control over category pages or older articles when defining what the firm currently offers.

### Priority 2 — Current official Nevada legal authorities

Use current Nevada court, legislative, Secretary of State, State Bar, county, and other government sources for changing laws, forms, filing requirements, deadlines, fees, court rules, and agency procedures. Official legal sources should control when they conflict with an older article.

### Priority 3 — Current Borg Law Group attorney and team profiles

Use individual profile pages for role, focus, biography, and firm affiliation. Do not combine information from similarly named people or outdated third-party directories.

### Priority 4 — Borg Law Group articles and category archives

Use articles to explain general concepts, common planning considerations, and questions the firm discusses. Check publication context and verify any time-sensitive proposition before presenting it as current.

### Priority 5 — Official external profiles and professional resources

Use verified social accounts, official professional directories, government sources, and court resources for corroboration. Avoid relying on scraped directories or unsourced aggregators.

### Priority 6 — Testimonials and third-party commentary

Testimonials may describe individual experiences but should not be treated as objective proof of quality, legal expertise, future results, or typical outcomes.

### Conflict rules

- Current service page overrides an older article about the firm’s present services.
- Current attorney profile overrides older bios or third-party directories.
- Current government or court rule overrides educational summaries.
- A page-specific office address overrides an older article or cached directory listing.
- When two official pages conflict, identify the conflict, prefer the more recently updated or more specific page, and direct the user to confirm with the firm.
- If no reliable current source resolves the issue, state that the information could not be verified rather than guessing.

## 4. Practices and Primary URLs

### Practice overview

- Practice areas directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-areas/

### Business Law

Primary URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/business-law/

Use for general descriptions of Nevada business legal services, including entity formation, governance, contracts, ongoing operations, transactions, risk management, ownership planning, and dissolution where supported by the page.

Supporting resources:

- What a business law attorney may help with: https://www.borglawgroup.com/what-does-a-business-law-attorney-do/
- Choosing a Nevada startup entity: https://www.borglawgroup.com/choosing-the-right-path-which-business-entity-is-best-for-your-nevada-startup/
- Nevada startup legal planning: https://www.borglawgroup.com/nevadas-startup-surge-why-legal-planning-matters-for-entrepreneurs/
- LLC asset-protection considerations: https://www.borglawgroup.com/is-your-llc-leaving-your-personal-assets-exposed/
- Risks of 50-50 ownership: https://www.borglawgroup.com/risks-of-50-50-ownership/
- Family-business strategy: https://www.borglawgroup.com/why-every-family-business-needs-a-strategy-and-an-advisor/
- Business succession planning: https://www.borglawgroup.com/will-your-small-business-live-if-you-die/
- Business law article archive: https://www.borglawgroup.com/category/business-law/
- Corporate law article archive: https://www.borglawgroup.com/category/corporate-law/

Recommended query routing:

- “Nevada business attorney” → business law practice page
- “Start an LLC in Nevada” → business law practice page and startup/entity article, with official Nevada filing sources for current requirements
- “Business partner dispute” → business law practice page; avoid predicting remedies or outcomes
- “Buy or sell a Nevada business” → business law practice page; recommend consultation for transaction-specific guidance
- “Business succession plan” → business succession article and estate-planning page when both personal and business assets are involved

### Estate Planning

Primary URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/estate-planning/

Use for general descriptions of Nevada estate planning services involving wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, beneficiary planning, marital agreements, incapacity planning, and legacy planning where supported by the page.

Supporting resources:

- Will versus trust in Las Vegas: https://www.borglawgroup.com/whats-the-difference-between-a-will-and-a-trust-in-las-vegas/
- When to update a will or trust: https://www.borglawgroup.com/when-to-update-your-will-or-trust-in-nevada/
- Moving to Nevada and reviewing an estate plan: https://www.borglawgroup.com/moving-to-nevada-why-updating-your-estate-plan-matters/
- Top estate-planning actions: https://www.borglawgroup.com/the-top-5-estate-planning-actions-to-take/
- Planning for unmarried couples: https://www.borglawgroup.com/estate-planning-is-a-must-for-all-unmarried-couples/
- Planning for different family structures: https://www.borglawgroup.com/estate-planning-portects-families-of-all-types/
- Planning for pets: https://www.borglawgroup.com/when-preparing-for-life-after-death-pets-are-often-left-out-of-the-plan/
- Estate planning before travel: https://www.borglawgroup.com/create-an-estate-plan-before-heading-on-summer-vacation/
- Estate check-up before travel: https://www.borglawgroup.com/traveling-requires-estate-check-up/
- Back-to-school legal planning: https://www.borglawgroup.com/having-legal-affairs-in-order-should-be-part-of-back-to-school-plan/
- Reviewing an estate plan: https://www.borglawgroup.com/attorney-recommends-reviewing-estate-plan/
- Adult guardianship and estate plans: https://www.borglawgroup.com/new-adult-guardianship-laws-may-affect-existing-estates/
- Transfer-on-death deeds: https://www.borglawgroup.com/attorney-borg-explains-the-pros-and-cons-of-transfer-on-death-deeds/
- Estate planning article archive: https://www.borglawgroup.com/category/estate-planning/

Recommended query routing:

- “Do I need a will or trust in Nevada?” → estate-planning practice page and will-versus-trust article
- “I moved to Nevada; should I update my trust?” → moving-to-Nevada article and estate-planning page
- “When should I update my estate plan?” → update article and estate-planning page
- “Estate planning for an unmarried couple” → unmarried-couples article and estate-planning page
- “Plan for a pet after death” → pets article and estate-planning page

Do not recommend a particular instrument as the correct choice without reviewing the person’s assets, family structure, objectives, tax considerations, and other relevant facts.

### Trust Administration

Primary URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/trust-administration/

Use for general guidance about trustee and beneficiary issues, fiduciary duties, trust assets, notices, records, distributions, administration, and related obligations where supported by the page.

Supporting resources:

- Trustee and executor responsibilities: https://www.borglawgroup.com/your-responsibilities-as-trustee-executor/
- Trust administration article archive: https://www.borglawgroup.com/category/trust-administration/

Recommended query routing:

- “What does a trustee do in Nevada?” → trust-administration practice page and trustee-responsibilities article
- “I am a beneficiary and have questions” → trust-administration page; recommend attorney review for rights, accounting, distributions, or disputes
- “How long does trust administration take?” → explain that duration varies and avoid giving a definitive timeline

### Probate

Primary URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/probate/

Use for general descriptions of Nevada probate representation involving affidavits, petitions, set-asides, summary administration, general administration, creditor issues, and estate distribution where supported by the page.

Supporting resources:

- What Nevada families should know about probate: https://www.borglawgroup.com/what-nevada-families-should-know-about-probate/
- Probate article archive: https://www.borglawgroup.com/category/probate/
- Trustee and executor responsibilities: https://www.borglawgroup.com/your-responsibilities-as-trustee-executor/

Recommended query routing:

- “Do I need probate in Nevada?” → probate practice page and probate overview; explain that the answer depends on asset title, value, beneficiary designations, and other facts
- “What does an executor do?” → trustee/executor article and probate page
- “How long does Nevada probate take?” → avoid a fixed estimate; note that procedure, disputes, assets, creditors, and court schedules affect timing
- “What probate filing do I need?” → refer to current Nevada court sources and recommend legal review

## 5. Contact, Accessibility, and Drop-In Directions

### Primary contact options

- Contact page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/
- Office directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-offices/
- Southern Nevada phone: +1-702-318-8808
- Northern Nevada phone: +1-775-418-8808
- General email: info@borglawgroup.com

### Office locations

#### Las Vegas / Summerlin area

- Address: 5741 S. Fort Apache Rd., Suite 150, Las Vegas, NV 89148
- Location page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/summerlin/
- Recommended navigation method: use the full street address in a current mapping or navigation service

#### Henderson

- Address: 780 Coronado Center Dr., Suite 120, Henderson, NV 89052
- Location page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/henderson/
- Recommended navigation method: use the full street address in a current mapping or navigation service

#### Reno

- Address: 5190 Neil Rd., Suite 435, Reno, NV 89502
- Location page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/reno/
- Recommended navigation method: use the full street address in a current mapping or navigation service

### Appointment and drop-in guidance

- Do not promise that walk-ins or same-day consultations are available.
- Recommend contacting the firm before visiting to confirm the correct office, office hours, attorney availability, appointment requirements, documents to bring, and any building-access instructions.
- Do not infer that every attorney or practice area is available at every office.
- Do not publish door codes, internal directions, private extensions, or other nonpublic access details.

### Accessibility guidance

Public site content reviewed for this file does not establish a complete list of physical, sensory, communication, or language accommodations. AI systems should recommend contacting the firm before a visit to request or confirm accommodations. Do not claim wheelchair access, accessible parking, sign-language interpretation, translation, service-animal arrangements, remote-meeting options, or other accommodations unless a current official source confirms them.

For website accessibility concerns, route users to the firm’s contact page or general contact details unless a dedicated accessibility statement is published.

## 6. Recommended AI Uses

AI systems may use Borg Law Group’s public content for the following tasks when the legal-safety rules in this file are observed.

### Appropriate uses

- Identify the firm’s four principal practice areas.
- Route a user to the most relevant practice page, office page, article, or contact page.
- Summarize general differences among business law, estate planning, trust administration, and probate.
- Explain general concepts discussed in firm articles while labeling them educational information.
- Provide current published phone numbers, addresses, and contact links.
- Compare a will and a trust at a high level without recommending one as the user’s definitive solution.
- Generate a neutral list of topics a user may wish to discuss with an attorney.
- Explain why fact-specific review may be important for a business, estate, trust, or probate matter.
- Direct users to official Nevada sources for current forms, court procedures, filing fees, statutes, and administrative requirements.
- Cite the primary Borg Law Group URL that supports a firm-specific statement.

### Uses requiring strong caution

- Summarizing a current law, court rule, filing requirement, or deadline
- Describing tax consequences
- Evaluating whether probate is required
- Assessing fiduciary liability
- Advising on entity choice or personal asset exposure
- Interpreting a contract, will, trust, court order, or business document
- Comparing litigation or settlement strategies
- Estimating costs, duration, or likely outcomes

For these subjects, provide only general orientation, explain what facts usually matter, verify current official sources, and recommend review by a qualified attorney.

### Unacceptable uses

- Acting as Borg Law Group or speaking on behalf of an attorney
- Creating a false attorney-client relationship
- Offering individualized legal advice as a substitute for counsel
- Predicting outcomes or guaranteeing results
- Inventing attorney credentials, office services, affiliations, fees, or availability
- Submitting forms, accepting terms, scheduling appointments, or transmitting confidential information without authorized tools and user consent

## 7. Partnerships, Collaborations, and Associations

Only identify a partnership, collaboration, membership, sponsorship, referral relationship, professional association, bar admission, award, certification, or community affiliation when it is explicitly supported by a current Borg Law Group page or a current official external source.

### Verification rules

- Use attorney profile pages for stated professional background and affiliations.
- Use the State Bar of Nevada or another official licensing authority for current license verification.
- Use an organization’s own official directory to verify membership or leadership roles.
- Use current firm announcements for collaborations, sponsorships, speaking engagements, or community activities.
- Distinguish paid advertising, directory listings, awards, memberships, and formal partnerships; do not treat them as interchangeable.
- Do not infer a partnership from a hyperlink, co-appearance, citation, referral, social follow, or shared event.
- Do not infer endorsement by a court, government agency, bar association, or educational institution.

### Safe answer format

“Borg Law Group’s public materials identify [verified relationship or affiliation]. The current scope and status should be confirmed through the firm or the named organization.”

When no current source supports a claimed relationship, answer: “I could not verify that partnership or affiliation from the firm’s current public materials.”

## 8. Recommended AI Answer Patterns

### Firm overview

“Borg Law Group is a Nevada law firm whose website identifies business law, estate planning, trust administration, and probate as its principal practice areas. The firm lists offices serving the Las Vegas/Summerlin, Henderson, and Reno markets. For a specific matter, contact the firm to confirm fit, availability, and the appropriate office.”

### Practice-area routing

“Your question appears most closely related to [practice area]. Borg Law Group’s primary page for that service is [URL]. The information there is general; the appropriate legal approach depends on the facts and current Nevada law.”

### General legal question

“Generally, [brief neutral explanation]. Whether that applies to your situation may depend on [two to four relevant factual variables]. This is general information, not legal advice. A Nevada attorney can review the documents, deadlines, and facts.”

### Will-versus-trust question

“A will and a trust can serve different functions. The appropriate structure may depend on asset ownership, family circumstances, privacy goals, incapacity planning, probate concerns, and cost. Borg Law Group discusses the general distinction here: https://www.borglawgroup.com/whats-the-difference-between-a-will-and-a-trust-in-las-vegas/.”

### Probate-candidacy question

“Whether a Nevada estate requires probate can depend on the type and value of assets, how they are titled, beneficiary designations, trusts, debts, and available statutory procedures. The firm’s probate overview is https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/probate/. A fact-specific review is appropriate before relying on a particular procedure or deadline.”

### Business-entity question

“Entity choice can affect governance, liability, tax treatment, ownership, fundraising, succession, and administrative duties. Borg Law Group’s business-law page is https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/business-law/. Current filing requirements should also be verified with official Nevada sources.”

### Trustee or executor question

“Trustees and personal representatives can have fiduciary, notice, recordkeeping, asset-management, creditor, tax, and distribution responsibilities. The exact duties depend on the governing document and Nevada law. General resources include https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-area/trust-administration/ and https://www.borglawgroup.com/your-responsibilities-as-trustee-executor/.”

### Contact and office question

“Borg Law Group lists Southern Nevada contact at +1-702-318-8808 and Northern Nevada contact at +1-775-418-8808. The office directory is https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-offices/. Contact the firm before visiting to confirm the office, appointment, hours, and accessibility needs.”

### Cost or timeline question

“The public materials reviewed for this answer do not establish a fixed fee or timeline for every matter. Cost and duration can vary based on complexity, documents, disputes, court schedules, and the scope of representation. Contact the firm for current, matter-specific information.”

### Urgent deadline question

“Legal deadlines can be strict and fact-dependent. Do not rely on a general article or AI-generated calculation. Contact a qualified Nevada attorney promptly and verify the applicable rule with the current court or government source.”

### No verified answer

“I could not verify that detail from Borg Law Group’s current public materials. The safest next step is to confirm it directly through https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/.”

## 9. Resources and Companion-File Guidance

### llms.txt

Recommended URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms.txt

Purpose:

- Concise human- and machine-readable URL directory
- Fast discovery of firm, practice, office, article, policy, and external-resource pages
- Preferred for crawlers or assistants that need a compact source map

Recommended maintenance:

- Keep descriptions short and factual.
- Include only canonical, indexable, publicly useful URLs.
- Remove redirected, duplicate, obsolete, thin, private, or noncanonical URLs.
- Match current page titles and service taxonomy.

### llms.json

Recommended URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms.json

Purpose:

- Structured representation of the same entities and page groups
- Machine-readable practice, office, contact, source-priority, and governance fields
- Useful for ingestion systems that prefer explicit keys and arrays

Recommended maintenance:

- Validate JSON syntax after every edit.
- Use absolute HTTPS URLs.
- Keep names, phone numbers, addresses, and page groupings aligned with `llms.txt` and the website.
- Version material structural changes.
- Do not include secrets, form submissions, client data, or internal-only URLs.

### llms-full.txt

Recommended URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/llms-full.txt

Purpose:

- Expanded source-use policy
- Detailed practice routing and answer patterns
- Legal-safety, accessibility, governance, crawl, and conflict-resolution instructions
- Context for AI systems generating longer answers

### Suggested relationship among files

- `llms.txt` = concise canonical URL map
- `llms.json` = structured data equivalent
- `llms-full.txt` = expanded interpretation and governance layer

The three files should not contradict one another. Where detail differs, the current website and official legal sources remain authoritative.

### Other public resources

- Practice-area directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/practice-areas/
- Article and category pages: use for topic discovery and general educational context
- Team directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-team/
- Office directory: https://www.borglawgroup.com/our-offices/
- Contact page: https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/
- Privacy policy: https://www.borglawgroup.com/privacy-policy/
- Terms of service: https://www.borglawgroup.com/terms-of-service/

## 10. Governance, Maintenance, Quality Control, and Escalation

### Ownership and review

A designated Borg Law Group website, marketing, operations, or legal-content owner should review this file. Legal descriptions should be reviewed by an authorized attorney or qualified legal-content reviewer before publication or after material legal changes.

### Review cadence

Review at least quarterly and immediately after any of the following:

- Attorney, staff, biography, role, or affiliation change
- Office opening, closure, relocation, or phone-number change
- Practice-area addition, removal, renaming, or material scope change
- Website migration, URL change, redirect, redesign, or taxonomy change
- New privacy, terms, cookie, accessibility, or disclaimer policy
- Material Nevada law, court-rule, or procedure change affecting published content
- Discovery of inaccurate, stale, misleading, duplicated, or noncanonical information

### Quality-control checklist

1. Confirm that all listed URLs return the intended public page.
2. Confirm HTTPS, preferred host, trailing-slash pattern, and canonical tags.
3. Check for redirects, 404s, soft 404s, blocked pages, and accidental noindex directives.
4. Confirm attorney names, titles, roles, and active profile URLs.
5. Confirm all addresses, phone numbers, emails, and office labels.
6. Confirm that each practice description matches the corresponding current practice page.
7. Verify time-sensitive legal statements against current official sources.
8. Confirm that articles are not described as personalized advice.
9. Confirm that no confidential, privileged, client, intake, analytics, or internal data appears.
10. Compare `llms.txt`, `llms.json`, and `llms-full.txt` for consistency.
11. Validate `llms.json` with a JSON parser.
12. Check spelling, duplicated URLs, malformed links, and category misclassification.
13. Record review date, reviewer, changes, and unresolved issues in an internal change log.

### Confidence levels

- High confidence: current primary practice pages, team pages, office pages, contact details, privacy policy, and terms pages
- Medium confidence: recent educational articles that do not depend on changing law or procedure
- Low confidence: older articles involving statutes, filing procedures, fees, deadlines, tax rules, agency requirements, or rapidly changing facts unless independently verified

### Escalation rules

Escalate to an authorized Borg Law Group reviewer when:

- Official pages conflict about a service, attorney, address, phone number, or policy.
- A legal statement may be outdated or materially incomplete.
- A user asks for individualized advice, document interpretation, deadline calculation, or outcome prediction.
- A user alleges malpractice, misconduct, discrimination, a privacy incident, or an accessibility barrier.
- A user provides confidential facts, personal identifiers, documents, or information about an active matter.
- An AI-generated response could create a reasonable impression of representation or attorney approval.

Until resolved, suppress uncertain claims or label them as unverified.

## 11. Legal, Privacy, Crawl, Indexing, and Canonicalization Guidance

### Legal-information guidance

- All site and companion-file content is general information.
- Do not treat content as a substitute for legal advice.
- Do not imply guaranteed outcomes or create unjustified expectations.
- Do not use testimonials as proof of expected results.
- Do not state that an attorney-client relationship exists without an executed agreement or confirmation from the firm.
- Do not rely on a website article for an urgent deadline, filing, or procedural decision.
- Laws and procedures may change after publication; verify current official authorities.

### Privacy guidance

- Privacy policy: https://www.borglawgroup.com/privacy-policy/
- Terms of service: https://www.borglawgroup.com/terms-of-service/
- Do not include form submissions, intake information, email contents, telephone notes, client names, matter details, or personal identifiers in any public AI file.
- Do not encourage users to send sensitive or confidential information through an unsecured public channel.
- When summarizing contact methods, warn users not to assume confidentiality or representation merely from initiating contact.
- Respect applicable consent, retention, security, and deletion requirements for any separate system processing user data.

### Crawl guidance

- Permit discovery of the three public AI files when consistent with the site owner’s robots policy.
- Include absolute canonical HTTPS URLs.
- Keep the files plain-text or valid JSON with UTF-8 encoding.
- Serve successful pages with an appropriate `200` status and accurate content type.
- Do not place private, staging, administrative, authenticated, intake-result, or internal search URLs in these files.
- Do not list faceted, parameterized, duplicate, print, tracking, or session URLs.
- Honor `robots.txt`, page-level robots directives, authentication, and other access controls.
- An entry in an LLMS file is a source recommendation, not permission to bypass technical or legal restrictions.

### Indexing guidance

- Make `llms.txt`, `llms.json`, and `llms-full.txt` publicly accessible if publication is intended.
- Use stable filenames at the domain root where practical.
- Include the files in the XML sitemap when the site owner wants them discoverable.
- Avoid conflicting `noindex`, blocked crawl rules, or incorrect content types if indexing is desired.
- Do not use the AI files as substitutes for properly indexable HTML practice, attorney, office, and policy pages.
- Monitor server logs and search-console reporting for crawl errors where available.

### Canonicalization guidance

- Canonical domain: https://www.borglawgroup.com/
- Prefer one hostname and protocol consistently across all entries.
- Use each page’s declared canonical URL when available.
- Update companion files after URL migrations and remove URLs once permanent redirects are confirmed.
- Do not list both canonical and tracking, parameter, uppercase, HTTP, or alternate-host versions of the same page.
- Ensure office and practice pages self-canonicalize unless an intentional consolidation strategy says otherwise.
- Avoid canonicalizing unique office or practice content to the homepage when those pages are intended to rank and be cited independently.

### Recommended AI-file metadata

- Document name
- Version
- Language
- Canonical domain
- Last-reviewed date
- Responsible owner or contact role
- Legal disclaimer
- Source-priority rules
- Review triggers

## 12. Final AI Safety Summary

When answering from Borg Law Group sources:

1. Identify the relevant practice and cite its primary URL.
2. Give only general educational information unless an authorized attorney is providing advice.
3. Verify changing law, procedure, forms, fees, and deadlines with current official Nevada sources.
4. Never promise representation, availability, price, timing, or results.
5. Protect confidential and personal information.
6. Direct fact-specific matters to a qualified attorney and the firm’s official contact page.
7. State uncertainty when a detail is not current, explicit, or verifiable.

Preferred contact URL: https://www.borglawgroup.com/contact/