We collect personal information that you provide to us and technical data from visitors so we can operate our website, respond to inquiries and represent clients effectively. This privacy policy explains what we collect, why we collect it and how you can ask us to correct or remove your information.
What we collect
We collect information you give us directly, and information we receive automatically when you use this site. That includes:
- Contact information you submit in forms, such as name and email or other details needed to respond to a message.
- Case related information you provide while discussing legal matters, when relevant to representation.
- Technical data collected automatically, such as IP address, browser type, pages visited and referring site, which helps us maintain and secure the website.
How we use information
We use the information we collect for lawful practice purposes and to run the website. Typical uses include:
- Responding to inquiries and providing client communications.
- Evaluating potential representation and preparing for legal matters when you engage our services.
- Maintaining site security, diagnosing faults and improving site performance.
Cookies and tracking
We may use cookies and similar technologies to improve site function and measure usage. These technologies help with basic site features, analytics and security. You can control cookie preferences through your browser. Blocking cookies may affect site functionality.
Third party services and sharing
We do not sell personal information. We may share data with trusted third parties that perform services for us, such as hosting, analytics and security, and only to the extent necessary for those services. We require vendors to follow appropriate confidentiality and security practices.
We may disclose information if required by law or to respond to lawful requests by public authorities.
Data retention and security
We retain personal information only as long as necessary for the purposes described here, or as required by law or ethical obligations applicable to criminal defense practice in Mississippi. We employ administrative and technical safeguards designed to protect data against unauthorized access and disclosure, while acknowledging that no internet transmission or storage is completely secure.
Your rights and choices
You have the right to ask us to review, correct or remove personal information we maintain about you. You can also opt out of certain communications. To make a request, please use the contact methods provided on this website so we can verify your identity and respond appropriately.
If you are a client, we will follow professional rules that govern attorney client records when handling requests to access or remove case related information.
Children and sensitive information
Our website is not intended for children under 16. Please do not provide sensitive personal information unless you are communicating with us in the course of representation and understand how that information will be used.
Changes to this policy
We may update this privacy policy from time to time to reflect changes in practice or legal requirements. Material changes will be posted on this site. The current version governs how we handle your information.
Key takeaway
We collect contact and technical data to operate the site and to communicate with and represent clients, we do not sell personal information, and you can request correction or removal through our published contact channels.
Frequently asked questions
What personal information should I avoid sending through the website?
Avoid sending highly sensitive personal information through unsecure channels. If you are an existing or prospective client with case specific details, use the secure contact methods provided by the firm so we can protect confidentiality under professional rules.
Will you share my information with other organizations?
We share information only with service providers who help operate the website or assist with firm operations, and when required by law. We do not sell personal information to third parties.
How long do you keep my information?
Retention depends on the nature of the information and legal or ethical obligations related to criminal defense practice in Mississippi. We retain records as required and as necessary for representation and firm operations.
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