How this site handles information.

Information collected

The consultation request form collects the information you choose to provide, including your name, contact information, high-level matter category, agency, state or jurisdiction, amount range, deadline range, referral source, related-party names, and an optional short summary.

The site and its hosting provider may also receive ordinary technical information needed to deliver and protect the site, such as an IP address, browser type, request time, and requested page.

How information is used

Information is used to review a consultation request, perform an initial conflict check, respond to you, maintain intake records, secure the site, and meet legal or professional obligations.

The firm does not sell or rent personal information. Information may be handled by service providers that support website hosting and email delivery, or disclosed when required by law or needed to protect the firm, the site, or another person.

Prospective-client information

A form submission, call, or email does not create an attorney-client relationship or mean that the firm can represent you. The firm handles prospective-client information in accordance with its professional obligations. Keep an initial submission high-level. Do not send documents, Social Security numbers, tax account numbers, detailed financial information, or other sensitive details unless the firm requests them through an approved method.

Advertising and analytics

The site does not load a sitewide advertising or analytics tag. If Google Ads form measurement is configured, Google code is requested only after the firm's email provider accepts a consultation request. The resulting conversion event does not include the form fields, name, email address, phone number, matter summary, or other intake contents. A direct visit or refresh of the confirmation page does not generate that event.

Calls placed from a Google advertisement may use a Google forwarding number so Google Ads can route and measure the call. Google Ads and the firm may receive call-reporting information, including start time, duration, caller country or area code, call status, source, campaign, ad group, keyword, and, for many calls lasting at least 15 seconds, the caller's phone number. The firm keeps call recording off for advertising measurement. Google Ads does not receive the substance of the call from the firm.

Retention and security

The firm keeps intake and technical information only as reasonably needed for the purposes described above, including conflict checking, recordkeeping, legal obligations, and security. No internet transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure.

Questions

For a question about this notice, call (202) 821-1980 or email alexander@alexanderpowell.law.