Privacy policy
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Information you choose to send
The only personal information this site receives is what you type into the consultation form: your name, your phone number, an email address if you add one, your description of what happened, and the language you want to be called in. The form delivers that message to the firm's intake team by email and records it in the firm's internal list of inquiries so no request gets lost. The website itself does not keep a copy.
What the server records on its own
To block automated abuse, the server briefly counts how many times a network address submits the form. That count lives in memory only, is never saved to disk, and is not tied to a name.
Our hosting provider keeps ordinary web server logs, such as the requesting address, the page, the time, and the browser, for security and troubleshooting. Those logs are deleted on the provider's schedule.
Analytics
When analytics are turned on, the site uses Google Analytics 4 to count visits, see which pages people read, and count taps on the phone number and completed consultation forms. Google Analytics never receives your name, your number, or anything you write in the form. Blocking it with a tracker blocker does not change how the site works.
Cookies and tracking
The site does not set cookies of its own. If Google Analytics is turned on, Google sets its own cookies under Google's privacy policy. The site runs no advertising, remarketing, or third-party tracking pixels.
How the firm uses what you send
The firm uses your message to call you back and decide whether it can help. It is not sold, rented, or shared outside the firm, except where needed to represent you or where the law requires it. If the firm does not take your matter, it keeps your message only as long as it needs to for its response and for the conflict checks that Florida Bar rules require.
Please keep sensitive details out of the form
Email is not a secure channel, so do not use the form for confidential or urgent information. A message sent through the site does not create an attorney-client relationship, and what you send before the firm agrees to represent you may not be privileged. If something cannot wait, call.
Children
The site is not meant for children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their information. When a parent writes about an injured child, the firm receives only what the parent provides.
Questions and requests
To ask what the firm has received from you, or to have it corrected or deleted where the firm is not required to keep it, call Wolfson & Leon's West Palm Beach office at 561-782-1585 or say so in the consultation form.
Updates
When this policy changes, the date at the top changes too.