Privacy Policy

Most confidential information and data received by attorneys from clients is protected by the attorney-client privilege. Meaning, without our client’s permission, we are not allowed to share that information/data with anyone except our own team; and only for the purpose of representing our clients’ best interests. 

We do not retain, share, analyze or use such information/data for any other purpose besides representing our clients in their legal matters. All such information/data is held by us as confidential.

Certain information/data provided by clients may be available to the general public, and although it may be discussed between attorney and client, or provided by client to attorney, it does not amount to attorney-client privileged information. If the information/data is readily available to the general public, or available upon investigation or research, it is not likely considered confidential.

Nonetheless, we keep all information (both attorney-client privileged and nonprivileged information) as confidential. 

When we conclude a legal matter for a client, we destroy the information/data and documents in their file, except for any original documents which we returned to our clients. We do retain copies of binding contracts and settlement agreements in case of a later dispute.

If our clients have any particular privacy needs, not discussed in this policy, please feel free to inform us and we will try to accommodate.