Privacy notice

If you submit the inquiry form, the site records the name, email address, general topic, and any brief context you choose to provide, together with your consent acknowledgment and the submission time.

If you create an account, authentication is handled by the platform. The site does not create or store passwords.

The site may receive standard technical information through its hosting and analytics tools, such as page views and device type, used to keep the site working and understand general usage.

Do not send confidential facts, documents, medical records, financial account numbers, government identifiers, or other sensitive personal information through the inquiry form or by email before the team confirms a secure process.

Until a written engagement is agreed, information you send is not protected by attorney-client privilege.

Inquiry information is used to review the general topic, identify potential conflicts, determine whether a matter may be a fit, and respond to you.

Information is not sold. It is not shared for advertising. It may be processed by service providers that host the site or store inquiry records on the firm's behalf.

Inquiry records are retained only as long as needed for review, conflict tracking, and applicable professional obligations. The firm is reviewing a defined retention schedule and will publish it when adopted.

You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your inquiry information by emailing legal@lawjusticemaryland.com. Requests are evaluated against legal and professional record-keeping obligations.

Sign-in is provided through the platform using a one-time email code or Google. If you sign in, your email address is used to show inquiries submitted under that address.

You can browse every public page without creating an account.

Reasonable technical measures are used to protect inquiry records. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and this notice does not promise absolute security.