Privacy Policy

When you contact us through a website form, our chat window, an inquiry form in one of our online or social media advertisements, or by phone, you may provide:

• Your name and phone number
• Your email address, if you choose to provide it (email is optional)
• A description of your accident, injuries, or legal concern
• Answers to intake questions, such as whether you are already represented by an attorney
• Your communication preferences, including your preferred language, contact method, and whether you agree to receive text messages

Like most websites, this site collects some information automatically when you visit, even if you do not submit a form:

• Advertising measurement. An advertising tag on this site uses cookies and similar browser storage to record information such as your IP address, browser and device type, pages viewed, the page or ad that brought you here, and whether you completed an inquiry form. We use this to measure which of our ads lead to inquiries. The advertising provider processes this data under its own privacy policy.
• Intake form and chat. Our embedded inquiry form and chat window store session information in your browser, such as a session identifier and the pages you viewed during your visit, so the conversation works properly and we can see which page or ad led to your inquiry.
• Security. The inquiry form uses a bot-protection service that may set a cookie and evaluate technical signals to block spam and automated submissions.
• Fonts and hosting. Web fonts are delivered by an outside service, and our hosting provider keeps standard server logs. Both receive technical data such as your IP address and browser type when pages load.

You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings, and you can manage ad personalization through the settings offered by advertising providers. Some features, such as the inquiry form or chat, may not work properly if cookies or browser storage are blocked. This site does not currently respond to browser “Do Not Track” signals.

• Respond to your inquiry and evaluate your consultation request
• Check for conflicts of interest
• Schedule consultations and send confirmations and appointment reminders
• Follow up on your intake by phone, email, or — if you have opted in — text message
• Measure and improve our website and advertising
• Protect the site against spam, fraud, and misuse, and meet our legal and professional obligations

We use service providers that process information on our behalf to host this website and to run our intake, scheduling, and communications, including delivery of calls, emails, and text messages. These providers process information to perform services for RAJ Law.

Inquiries you submit stay with RAJ Law and the service providers that support our work. We do not sell your inquiry or distribute it to other law firms. We may disclose information when required by law, court order, or professional rules, or to protect our rights or the safety of others.

Text messaging is optional. We send consultation-related text messages only to people who have opted in. Providing your phone number does not, by itself, give us permission to text you, and you do not need to agree to texts to submit an inquiry or hire RAJ Law.

Mobile information and SMS consent are not sold or shared with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. This information is shared only with the service providers that deliver our messages, such as messaging services and wireless carriers, and only as needed to send RAJ Law’s own communications.

You can withdraw SMS consent at any time by replying STOP to any message or by contacting us. Reply HELP for help. See the text messaging section of our Terms of Use.

Please keep your first message brief. Do not send medical records, documents, or detailed confidential information through our website form, chat, or text messages until an attorney has spoken with you. We treat information from prospective clients according to our professional obligations under the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, which can protect information shared during a consultation even if we do not take your case. See our Disclaimer for more information.

We use reasonable measures to protect the information we receive, but no method of transmission over the internet is completely secure. We keep inquiry information for as long as reasonably needed to respond to you, evaluate potential conflicts, and meet our legal and professional obligations.

You can ask us to update or correct your contact information or to stop contacting you. To make a request, call us or write to us at the address below.

We may update this policy from time to time. The “Last updated” date above shows when it last changed.