Website Privacy Policy

How information submitted through this website is handled.

This Privacy Policy explains the types of information Jewell Law Group, PLLC may collect through this website, how that information may be used, and the choices available to website visitors. It applies to this website and its consultation form, not to information handled under an attorney-client engagement.

Information you provide

The firm may collect information that you voluntarily submit through the consultation form or by contacting the firm, including:

• Your name, email address, telephone number, company, and professional role;
• The state or states connected to the inquiry and the general type of legal assistance requested;
• A brief, nonconfidential description of the matter, any known deadline, and the names of other parties or entities for an initial conflicts review; and
• Other information you choose to provide.

Please do not submit confidential, sensitive, privileged, or detailed factual information through the website or by email before the firm confirms an engagement.

Information collected automatically

This website is hosted by Squarespace. Squarespace and technologies used to operate and secure the website may automatically collect information such as your browser, network, device, pages viewed, referring pages, clicks, timestamps, and IP address. Squarespace may use cookies and similar technologies to provide website functionality, protect the site, and produce site analytics.

How information may be used

Information collected through the website may be used to:

• Review an inquiry for conflicts and determine whether a consultation may be appropriate;
• Respond to the person who submitted the inquiry;
• Operate, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the website;
• Understand website traffic and how visitors use the site; and
• Comply with applicable legal, regulatory, professional, or recordkeeping obligations.

Service providers and other disclosures

Information may be processed or stored by Squarespace and by service providers used for website hosting, security, analytics, email delivery, or form administration. The firm may also disclose information when reasonably necessary to comply with law, legal process, professional obligations, or to protect the rights, safety, or security of the firm, its clients, website visitors, or others.

No attorney-client relationship or confidentiality

Submitting information through this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm completes a conflicts review and the client and firm enter into a written engagement agreement. Information submitted before an engagement is accepted may not be treated as confidential and may affect the firm’s ability to represent you or another party.

Cookies and analytics

The website may use necessary cookies and analytics or performance cookies. Available cookie choices may be presented through the website’s cookie controls. You may also adjust your browser settings to block or delete cookies, although doing so may affect website functionality. If additional analytics, advertising, scheduling, payment, or other third-party tools are added later, this policy should be reviewed and updated.

Retention and security

The firm may retain website inquiries and related information for as long as reasonably necessary to evaluate and respond to the inquiry, document conflicts review, maintain business records, protect legal rights, or satisfy applicable obligations. Reasonable administrative and technical safeguards may be used, but no internet transmission or electronic-storage method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Third-party links

This website may link to courts, agencies, statutes, regulations, or other third-party resources. Those websites operate under their own privacy practices, and this Privacy Policy does not govern them.

Your choices

You may contact the firm to ask about personal information submitted through the website or to request a correction or deletion. The firm may retain information when reasonably necessary for conflicts review, professional obligations, security, legal claims, or other lawful purposes.

Changes to this policy

This policy may be revised as the website, the firm’s practices, or applicable requirements change. The current version will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.

Last updated September 3, 2026.