Privacy and your inquiry.
How this website and an initial inquiry use your information.
Information you choose to share
When you contact Steinbrecher Legal, the firm receives the contact information, general topic, message, and any documents you choose to provide. The firm uses that information to review and respond to your inquiry, evaluate whether it can assist, check possible conflicts, and manage related communications. Sending an inquiry does not by itself establish an attorney-client relationship.
Website and form providers
Squarespace hosts this website and processes its contact form, including optional file uploads. Form information and attachments are available to the firm through Squarespace; the firm also receives form notifications by email. These providers process information to deliver their services. Google reCAPTCHA helps protect the form from spam. Please review Squarespace’s Privacy Policy and Google’s Privacy Policy for information about their practices.
Technical information and cookies
Visiting the website may provide Squarespace with technical information such as your IP address, device and browser information, pages viewed, and referring website. Cookies and similar technologies may support site operation, security, and website analytics. You can manage cookies using your browser settings and any cookie controls displayed on this site. External links, including Google review links, lead to websites governed by their own policies.
Keep an initial inquiry limited
Provide basic contact information and the general type of help you need. If you attach a ticket or other relevant document, cover Social Security numbers, account numbers, and unrelated personal information. Wait for an invitation before sending medical records or a detailed confidential account. Do not use this form for an emergency or rely on a submission to protect a deadline. Ordinary email and web communications may carry security risks.
Access and retention
Inquiry information may remain in the firm’s email and service-provider records. Retention depends on the purpose of the inquiry, whether representation follows, and applicable legal or professional obligations. The firm may need to retain information to meet those obligations. Contact the firm to ask about information you submitted, request a correction, or discuss deletion. No particular request can be guaranteed where retention is legally or professionally required.
Questions
For a question about this notice or information you have provided, contact Steinbrecher Legal at jeff@steinbrecher.legal or 617-719-9767. Nothing in this notice limits duties the firm may owe under applicable law or professional-conduct rules.