Privacy PolicyAt Wells, Jaworski & Liebman, LLP, we know that the privacy of your personal information is important to you. As you know, attorneys are bound to keep client information confidential pursuant to the Attorney-Client Privilege, except for very limited circumstances. Our Attorneys must pass State and National exams regarding their ethical responsibilities to clients, which include these privacy issues. A. How we collect information. During the representation of our clients, we receive significant personal information from our clients. The types of non-public personal information that we collect may include: - Information that we receive from you (such as name, address, income, assets, social security information, tax returns and other financial or household information);
- Information about your relationship and past history with Wells, Jaworski & Liebman, LLP (such as type of legal services we provide to you, your invoice balances and payment history); and
- Information that we receive, with your authorization, from third parties such as accountants, financial advisers, insurance agents, banking institutions and others.
B. Non-Disclosure. We do not disclose any public or non-public personal information about you to anyone outside our firm except as authorized by you or required by law. C. Our Safeguards. Access to your public and non-public personal information is restricted to those attorneys and staff members who need to know the information to provide the required professional services. Our attorneys and staff are trained and required to maintain the confidentiality of all non-public personal information about you. We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with both federal law and the more stringent professional standards that attorneys are subject to.
If you have any questions or would like additional information regarding our privacy policy, please contact our Firm Business Administrator.
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