Last updated: November 12, 2026
The Law Firm of Jeremy C. Reed, PLLC collects personal information through jeremyreedlaw.com only when you choose to send it, and uses it to respond to you. The firm does not sell personal information.
1. Scope
This Privacy Policy applies to all visitors to jeremyreedlaw.com, whatever their location. It describes what the Law Firm of Jeremy C. Reed, PLLC ("the firm," "we," "us") does with information collected through this website.
It does not cover information the firm holds about clients in connection with legal representation. That information is governed by the applicable rules of professional conduct, the firm's duty of confidentiality, and any engagement agreement, all of which impose obligations beyond this policy.
2. Information the firm collects
Information you send. The appointment request form asks for your first and last name, email address, telephone number (optional), and a description of what you need help with. You decide what to put in that description. The form is the only place on this website where you are asked to enter information about yourself.
Information collected automatically. When you visit the site, the web server records technical information in its logs, including your IP address, the pages you request, the date and time, your browser type, and the page that referred you. If you consent to statistics cookies, Google Analytics also collects information about how you use the site, as described in section 6.
The firm does not ask for, and asks that you do not send, Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, health information, or other sensitive personal information through this website.
3. How the firm uses the information
The firm uses information from this website to:
- respond to your inquiry and arrange an appointment;
- run a conflicts check before discussing a matter with you;
- keep a record of who has contacted the firm and about what;
- operate, secure and troubleshoot the website, including guarding against spam and automated abuse; and
- understand which pages visitors use, where statistics cookies are permitted.
The firm does not sell personal information, does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, and does not use it to send marketing email. The firm does not use information from this website to make decisions about you by automated means.
4. Inquiries are not confidential
Sending the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, and information you send through it is not protected by the attorney-client privilege. No representation begins until the firm has run a conflicts check and both you and the firm have signed a written engagement agreement.
Please keep your description of the matter general, and do not send documents, deadlines, or sensitive details until the firm confirms in writing that it can represent you. If the firm declines the matter, or is already adverse to you, what you have sent may not be protected.
5. Who else receives information
The firm does not sell or rent personal information. Information reaches the following third parties in the course of running the website:
| Recipient | What it receives | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Website hosting provider | Everything stored on or sent through the site, including form submissions and server logs | Hosts the site and delivers the firm's email |
| Cloudflare, Inc. | Your IP address and browser information when a page with the form loads | Runs the Turnstile check that blocks automated form abuse. See the Cloudflare Privacy Policy |
| Google LLC | Usage data, only if you consent to statistics cookies | Provides Google Analytics. See the Google Privacy Policy |
The firm may also disclose information where the law requires it, where a court or regulator orders it, or where disclosure is necessary to establish or defend a legal claim or to protect the security of the website. The firm does not otherwise disclose information from this website without your permission.
6. Cookies and analytics
When you first visit the site, a banner asks whether you consent to cookies that are not necessary for the site to work. Google Analytics is not loaded unless you accept. If you decline, or if your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, analytics stays off and only the cookies that record your choice are set.
The Cookie Policy lists each cookie, what it does and how long it lasts. You can change your choice at any time through the consent settings on that page.
7. How long information is kept
The firm keeps information from this website for as long as it is needed for the purposes described in this policy, and then deletes it.
In practice, an inquiry that does not become a client matter is kept while the firm may still need it to respond to you, to run or re-run a conflicts check, or to show what the firm was told and when. Server logs and analytics data are kept for the periods set by the hosting provider and by Google Analytics respectively. If an inquiry becomes a client matter, the firm's file retention obligations apply instead of this section.
You can ask the firm to delete an inquiry sooner. See section 8.
8. Your choices and rights
The firm extends the following to every visitor, wherever you live, whether or not a privacy law gives you the right:
- Access. Ask what information the firm holds about you from this website.
- Correction. Ask the firm to correct information that is wrong.
- Deletion. Ask the firm to delete an inquiry you sent.
- Copy. Ask for a copy of what you sent, in a usable format.
- Cookies. Accept or decline non-essential cookies, and change that choice later.
To exercise any of these, email jeremy@jeremyreedlaw.com and say what you are asking for. The firm will respond within 45 days, and will tell you if it needs longer. There is no charge, and the firm will not treat you differently for asking.
Two limits apply. The firm may need to verify that you are the person who sent the inquiry before acting on a request. And where the firm must keep information to meet a legal, regulatory or professional obligation, including its obligations to current and former clients, it will keep that information and tell you why.
If you believe the firm has mishandled your information, write to the firm first. You may also have the right to complain to the attorney general or data protection authority where you live.
9. Security and children's privacy
The website is served over an encrypted connection, and the firm limits access to inquiries to those who need it. No website or email system is completely secure, so please do not use this website to send anything you would not want read by someone other than its intended recipient.
This website is meant for adults. The firm does not knowingly collect information from children under 13. If you believe a child has sent information through this site, email jeremy@jeremyreedlaw.com and the firm will delete it.
10. Changes and contact
The firm may update this policy. The date at the top shows when it last changed, and the version on this page is the one that applies.
For questions about this policy, or to make a request under section 8:
Law Firm of Jeremy C. Reed, PLLC
Dallas, Texas, United States
Email: jeremy@jeremyreedlaw.com
Web: https://jeremyreedlaw.com