The agent could not access the target site directly due to 403 Forbidden errors on all pages, so it assembled an answer entirely from search-engine snippets of the domain. The explanation is incomplete and secondhand—suitable for basic awareness but not for acting on (pricing, phone numbers, service scope all require human verification).

• ›Every direct fetch to decastroverdelaw.com (homepage, www variant, About page) returned HTTP 403; site appears to block automated access, forcing reliance on search-result snippets.
• ›Search results provided enough metadata to describe practice areas (criminal defense, immigration, DACA, asylum, etc.), location (Las Vegas + Reno offices), and founder history, but lacked substantive 'why choose us' or comparative positioning details.
• ›Pricing is entirely absent from the site's accessible surface—agent found conflicting directory entries (free consultation vs. paid, flat fee vs. hourly, contingency noted for unrelated personal injury practice) with no authoritative dollar amounts.
• ›Agent correctly flagged critical confusions: two separate firms sharing the name (decastroverdelaw.com vs. dlgteam.com personal injury practice) and conflicting phone numbers (725.222.9999 vs. 702.222.9999) sourced from different snippets.
• ›Site's core identity content (About, Services, Contact pages) was blocked, so agent had to reconstruct understanding from peripheral page titles and third-party directories rather than primary source material.