Prospective Client & Confidentiality Notice

Contacting this Firm, submitting a consultation request, completing an online form, sending an email or text message, using a website chat feature, speaking with an intake representative, or communicating with an automated system does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.

An attorney-client relationship exists only after the Firm has completed its intake and conflict-review process and has expressly agreed to represent you, ordinarily through a written engagement agreement or other express confirmation.

Until the Firm confirms that it has agreed to represent you, please do not provide confidential, privileged, highly sensitive, or unnecessary information about your legal matter.

At the initial contact stage, the Firm generally needs only enough information to determine:

• who is involved;
• the general type of legal matter;
• whether the Firm may be able to assist; and
• whether an actual or potential conflict of interest may exist.

You should not submit documents, photographs, recordings, detailed factual narratives, passwords, financial-account information, medical records, identifying information about minors, or other sensitive materials unless the Firm specifically requests them.

Information provided to the Firm before an attorney-client relationship is established may be subject to duties applicable to prospective clients under the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct. The Firm will handle information in accordance with applicable professional obligations.

However, you should not assume that information submitted through this Website, email, text message, chat, or an online form is protected by attorney-client privilege.

The Firm may determine that it cannot represent you because of an actual or potential conflict of interest or for another reason permitted by law.

The Firm may use information you provide to conduct a conflict-of-interest review.

If you provide extensive information before the Firm has completed its conflict review, you may unintentionally disclose information that could affect the Firm's ability to represent another person or entity.

For this reason, please provide only the minimum information reasonably necessary to request a consultation.

Submitting a consultation request does not mean that the Firm has agreed to represent you.

The Firm may decline representation for any reason permitted by applicable law and professional rules.

The Firm is not responsible for legal deadlines, statutes of limitation, court dates, filing deadlines, or other consequences arising from your decision to delay contacting another attorney while waiting for the Firm to respond.

Website forms, email, text messages, chat, and other electronic communications may not be monitored continuously.

Do not use this Website or its communication systems for an emergency or time-sensitive legal matter.

If your legal matter involves an imminent deadline, court appearance, arrest, incarceration, protective order, statute of limitations, or other urgent circumstance, seek immediate assistance from an appropriate attorney or governmental/emergency resource.

Some Website functions may use artificial intelligence or automated technology.

Any such system is not a lawyer, does not provide legal advice, and cannot determine whether the Firm can represent you.

Do not provide confidential or privileged information to an AI chatbot or automated intake system.

Information submitted through an automated system may be processed by third-party technology providers as described in the Firm's Privacy Policy.

By proceeding with an online consultation request, you acknowledge that:

• no attorney-client relationship has been established;
• the Firm has not yet agreed to represent you;
• you should not submit confidential or unnecessary information;
• the Firm must conduct an appropriate conflict review; and
• you should not rely on the Firm's Website or communications as legal advice unless and until an attorney-client relationship has been established.