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WEBSITE PRIVACY POLICY
The usage of this website is voluntary and contingent on acceptance of the firm’s privacy policy and disclaimer. If a user objects to either the privacy policy or the disclaimer, said user should not use the website or other online services provided by the firm. Usage of the website is not a requirement for anyone who wishes to consult with or be represented by Lawsmith
The attorneys and staff of Lawsmith do not sell, rent, or trade website users’ personal information. The firm has some access to website traffic information but generally does not aggregate or analyze that information and does not connect it specific users. Aggregation or analysis is limited to internal business purposes and is anonymous to the extent that it is possible. The firm does not track users’ movement to or in other websites but sometimes collects data about which other websites or search engines (e.g., Avvo or Google) users utilize for referral to the website.
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In addition to the website’s privacy policy, the attorneys and staff of the firm must adhere to privacy, confidentiality, and attorney-client privilege rules and laws and constitutional rights that generally prohibit disclosure of information and communications provided by clients and prospective clients to anyone outside the firm. Of course, such information may be used as necessary to explore whether to represent prospective clients or to further existing clients’ legal interests or when authorized by the client. Also, please be aware that in some circumstances, such as a court order or communication to the firm of a threat of impending harm, such information must be disclosed. For more specific information about offline privacy, confidentiality, or privilege issues, consult with your attorney.