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When you interact with LexEdge — through our website, by phone, or via email — we may collect basic personal information you voluntarily provide. This includes your name, phone number, email address, and a general description of your legal matter. We also automatically receive standard technical data from your browser, like your IP address and the pages you visit, through cookies and analytics.
We don’t buy lists, we don’t scrape data, and we don’t collect anything just because we can. If you’re just browsing, we don’t know who you are.
To respond to your inquiries and schedule consultations.
To evaluate whether we can help with your legal matter.
To send follow‑up information you’ve requested.
To improve our website experience — pages visited, how long people stay, what content gets read.
To comply with legal obligations or respond to lawful requests.
We do not sell, rent, or trade your personal data to third parties for marketing purposes. That’s not our business model. Our business is law, not data brokering.
Like most websites, LexEdge uses cookies and similar technologies to understand how our site is used. This includes tools like Google Analytics, which tells us which pages are helpful and which ones aren’t. These tools collect anonymized data about your device and browsing activity. They do not identify you personally unless you separately submit your information through a form.
You can block cookies through your browser settings. The site will still work, though some features may not be as smooth.
Website hosting and analytics — to keep the site running and understand how it’s used.
Scheduling software — to allow you to book consultations online.
Email communication — to respond to inquiries and send requested information.
Each of these providers has its own privacy policy, and we’ve chosen them because they meet standard data protection standards. If you’d like a list of current providers, email us and we’ll send it.
We take reasonable precautions to protect your personal information — including encryption, secure servers, and restricted internal access. But no method of electronic storage or transmission is 100% secure. We do our best, and we’re honest about the limits.
If you become a client, we follow strict confidentiality rules under attorney‑client privilege and state bar ethics requirements. That’s a separate, higher standard that kicks in once you’ve signed an engagement letter with us.
You have the right to:
Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
Ask us to update or correct inaccurate information.
Request that we delete your data, subject to any legal obligations we have to retain it.
To respond to your inquiries and schedule consultations.
To exercise any of these rights, just email us. We’ll respond within 30 days. No hoops, no forms designed to wear you out.
We retain your personal information for as long as necessary to serve you, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, or enforce our agreements. After that, it’s deleted or anonymized. If you ask us to delete your data before then, we’ll do so unless the law prevents it.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. If the changes are material, we’ll post a notice on the website or notify you directly if you’re an existing client. The latest version will always live at this URL.
Our website is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone under that age. If we learn we’ve unintentionally received such data, we’ll delete it immediately.
If you have questions, concerns, or requests about your privacy, reach out directly:
We’ll respond personally, usually within one business day.
