Privacy Policy
This notice explains, in plain terms, what happens to your information when you visit our site or reach out to our office. It isn’t a contract, and using the site doesn’t create a lawyer-client relationship – it’s simply a summary of our data practices.
What we collect
When you browse our site, our servers and analytics tools log a few technical details automatically:
- The kind of device or browser you’re using
- The site or search engine that referred you to us
- An approximate location, based on your connection
If you’d rather talk to someone directly, here’s what we keep from that: filling out our online intake form gives us your name, phone number, email, and whatever case details you choose to share. Calling our office gives us your name and callback number.
Why we collect it
Simply put: to get back to you. We use this information to respond to inquiries, screen potential matters, and keep the website running smoothly. Technical and analytics data helps us understand which pages are useful and where visitors are coming from.
We don’t sell client or visitor information, and we don’t use it for anything beyond running our firm and our site.
Cookies & similar tools
Like most law firm websites, ours relies on cookies for basic functionality and traffic analytics. Your browser lets you block or clear these at any time; doing so may make parts of the site behave differently.
When information gets shared
We rely on outside vendors to keep our website and phone systems running – our hosting and marketing platform among them – and those vendors may process data on our behalf. Beyond that, we’ll only disclose information if the law requires it, or if we reasonably believe it’s needed to protect our firm, our clients, or someone’s safety.
Our site is hosted and marketed in part through FindLaw, a service of Internet Brands, Inc. Their data practices are covered separately in the Internet Brands Privacy Statement.
Other websites
Any outbound links on our site take you outside of our control. We’d encourage you to check the privacy practices of those sites before sharing anything with them.
A note on children
Our site is meant for adults seeking legal information and isn’t directed at children under 13. If we discover we’ve inadvertently collected information from a child, we’ll remove it promptly.
Keeping this notice current
We’ll revise this page as our practices change, and update the date at the top when we do. Checking back periodically is the best way to stay informed.
Questions about this policy
Reach out anytime at [email protected] – we’re happy to answer questions about how we handle your information.