The agent could not access gorayeb.com directly (all fetches returned 403 Forbidden) and assembled its answer entirely from web search snippets about the firm's pages and LinkedIn profile. The site is effectively invisible to direct crawling; the agent succeeded in understanding the firm's positioning only because search engines and third-party indexing made cached summaries available.

• ›All direct fetches of gorayeb.com failed with 403 Forbidden—homepage, www subdomain, sitemap, and the /en/ page all blocked. The site is not fetchable via standard HTTP, making it inaccessible to agent-based crawling.
• ›The agent's entire answer came from a single web search result [5], which surfaced three URLs and snippets summarizing the firm's homepage, attorney page, and LinkedIn profile. The actual site content was never retrieved.
• ›Search snippets provided factual claims (40+ years, $2B+ recovered, contingency-fee structure, six NY office locations, bilingual staff, undocumented worker rights statement) but the agent could not verify these against the source pages themselves.
• ›Internal conflict exists in the retrieved data: the homepage claims 40+ years while LinkedIn claims 35+ years. The agent flagged this but could not resolve it by checking the original pages.
• ›The agent correctly identified what it could not confirm: exact wording, detailed pricing terms, fee thresholds, phone number accuracy, and competitive positioning. It did not attempt to fill gaps with model memory, appropriately marking claims as self-reported and unverified.