Privacy Policy Pertaining to Expansion of I69
As part of our commitment to privacy, Cohen and Malad, LLP, has adopted the following online privacy policy for this site. This policy applies to any online forms submitted by you through the websites of Cohen and Malad, LLP. It explains how your personally identifiable information is collected, and how we use that information. By submitting an online form through this website, you are accepting the practices described in this online privacy policy.
Online Contact Forms
By submitting personally identifiable information through our online forms, you are providing Cohen and Malad, LLP, with your name, e-mail address, phone number and personal case information. This information is, in turn, used the firm solely for the purpose of determining whether you have a legal claim, and whether the law firm or its affiliates are in a position to be of assistance to you. We will not use this information for any use other than what has been stated or intended.
Security of Your Information
Cohen and Malad, LLP, recognizes the importance of providing security for all personally identifiable information collected through this website. To protect against the loss, misuse or unauthorized alteration of this information, our company permits only authorized internal staff (attorneys, co-counsel, case managers, paralegals, expert witnesses and other agents of the law firm) to have access to this information. We retain this contact information electronically. The information is stored in a secured network in the same fashion as all other client personal and medical data.
Accuracy of Information
You are responsible for the personally identifiable information that you provide through this website. Because when you contact the legal team of Cohen and Malad, LLP, we can provide a free consultation about your injury claim we strive to maintain the accuracy of information collected through this site, we permit and strongly encourage you to correct any inaccuracies in the personally identifiable information that you voluntarily submit to this site.
Questions?
If you have any questions or concerns regarding our online privacy policy, or if you wish to use an alternative way to provide us with information, please contact Cohen and Malad, LLP.
