Privacy Policy

Last updated November 12, 2026.

This website may collect information you voluntarily provide through the scheduling interface, website chat, email, telephone, or text messaging, together with ordinary technical server logs needed to operate and secure the site.

Contact and conflict-screening information

Information provided for a preliminary inquiry is used to respond, schedule communications, and administer the conflict and engagement process appropriate to the matter.

Website inquiry form

When you submit the inquiry form, the name, topic, and email address or phone number you enter are sent by email to the practice, and a private copy is kept on the website server so that no inquiry is lost. This information is used only to respond to you and to begin the conflict and engagement process.

Confidential information

Please do not send client names, case numbers, party names, or confidential or substantive case information through the public website, inquiry form, booking page, or chat. Identifying information needed for conflict screening will be requested separately through the appropriate process.

Microsoft 365 email

The practice may use Microsoft 365 / Exchange Online to receive, store, and manage practice email and calendar information. Website contact notifications may be delivered to the practice's Microsoft 365 mailbox.

Brevo website communications and scheduling

Florida Trial Counsel uses Brevo for scheduling, website chat, offline chat contact capture, and related communications. The same conflict and confidentiality limits apply to each channel. A website inquiry or meeting booking is operational contact information and is not, by itself, consent to receive marketing email.

Text messaging

If you request or consent to text communication, the mobile number and related messaging information may be used for one-to-one conversational communications concerning your inquiry or matter. See the SMS Terms.

Service providers

Website hosting, Microsoft 365, Brevo, telecommunications, security, and other service providers may process information as necessary to provide their services. Florida Trial Counsel uses these services for business operations, communications, scheduling, security, and website functionality.

Analytics and AI

Florida Trial Counsel uses Google Analytics 4 to understand aggregate website usage, traffic sources, device/browser information, and site performance. Google may process technical identifiers and usage data as part of that service. Florida Trial Counsel does not use Google Analytics for behavioral advertising. This site does not use a public AI assistant.

Contact

Questions regarding website privacy may be sent to [email protected].