Privacy

This page describes what the website collects and what happens to it. It does not describe the firm's obligations once an attorney-client relationship exists; those are governed by the engagement agreement and by the rules of professional conduct.

What is collected

When you submit the contact form, the site collects the name, email address, telephone number, the court or jurisdiction you select, any court date you provide, and the text of your message. The site records the time of submission and the page you came from.

When a consultation deposit is paid, the payment processor collects the payment details. The firm receives confirmation of the payment, the amount, and the currency, and does not receive your private keys or wallet credentials.

Why it is collected

To respond to your inquiry, to check for conflicts of interest, to arrange a consultation, and to keep a record of the engagement. Inquiries that do not result in an engagement are retained only as long as needed for conflict checking and record keeping.

Third parties involved

Website hosting and delivery. An email delivery provider, used to send the firm a notification when a form is submitted. A cryptocurrency payment processor, used only when you choose to pay a deposit. Each of these providers processes only the data needed to perform its function.

The site does not sell personal information, and does not run third party advertising trackers.

Your choices

You can ask what the firm holds about you, ask for a correction, or ask for deletion of an inquiry that did not lead to an engagement, subject to the firm's record keeping obligations. Use the contact form to make the request.