Legal
Website Privacy Policy and Florida Privacy Supplement
Effective Date: August 29, 2026
Article 1 — General Website Privacy Policy
I. Introduction
The Law Office of Danny Telcy-Louis, PLLC, a Florida professional limited liability company, referred to in this Privacy Policy as the "Firm," "we," "us," or "our," respects the privacy of visitors to the Firm's website and individuals who communicate with the Firm by telephone, email, website contact form, text message, online intake, or other electronic means. This Privacy Policy describes the categories of information we may collect, the sources from which we may collect information, the purposes for which we may use information, the circumstances in which we may disclose information, and the choices or rights that may be available to you, subject at all times to applicable legal, ethical, confidentiality, privilege, professional-responsibility, court, and record-retention obligations.
II. Contact Information
Privacy-related questions or requests may be directed to the Firm at the following contact information:
III. No Attorney-Client Relationship Created by Website Use
Use of the Firm's website, review of website materials, submission of information through the website, completion of any online form, email communication, telephone call, voicemail message, text message, or other communication with the Firm does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is formed only after the Firm has completed its intake and conflict-check procedures and both the Firm and the prospective client have agreed to the representation, ordinarily through a written engagement agreement.
IV. Confidentiality Caution for Website Communications
You should not send confidential, sensitive, privileged, or time-sensitive information to the Firm unless and until an attorney-client relationship has been established and the Firm has instructed you to use an appropriate method of communication. Communications submitted through the website, by email, by text message, through third-party tools, or by other electronic means may not be secure, may not be treated as privileged before an engagement is accepted, and may not prevent the Firm from representing another person or entity in the same or a related matter unless the Firm has agreed to represent you.
V. Personal Information Covered by this Privacy Policy
For purposes of this Privacy Policy, "personal information" means information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked to a particular person or household. Personal information does not include deidentified, anonymized, or aggregated information that cannot reasonably be used to identify a specific person.
VI. Information We May Collect
Depending on how you interact with the Firm and the Firm's website, we may collect the following categories of information:
VII. Sources of Information
We may collect information from the following sources:
VIII. How We Use Information
We may use information for the following purposes:
IX. Website Hosting and Technology Providers
The Firm's website is hosted through GoDaddy and Ezetech LLC, and the Firm may use website, technology, security, development, maintenance, domain, email, form, analytics, cookie, and administrative providers to operate and support the website and related online services. Such providers may process device information, usage information, cookies, technical logs, contact-form submissions, security data, or other information as reasonably necessary to provide hosting, website functionality, security, analytics, troubleshooting, communications, or related services. Current or potential providers may include GoDaddy, Ezetech LLC, and other service providers used by the Firm from time to time.
X. Cookies, Analytics, and Similar Technologies
The Firm's website may use cookies, session cookies, persistent cookies, pixels, tags, analytics tools, advertising tools, or similar technologies for website functionality, security, performance, analytics, audience measurement, form functionality, fraud prevention, or other operational purposes. Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser; persistent cookies may remain on your device and be used on subsequent visits unless deleted or blocked through your browser or device settings. If cookies or similar technologies are used, you may be able to adjust your browser or device settings to limit, block, or delete them, although doing so may affect website functionality. The Firm does not represent that the website recognizes or responds to browser-based "Do Not Track" signals.
XI. Third-Party Applications, Forms, Analytics, and Advertising Services
The Firm may use third-party applications, plug-ins, widgets, contact forms, analytics tools, advertising tools, social-media integrations, map tools, scheduling tools, payment portals, email tools, security tools, or other website features that collect or process information in connection with website operation or user interaction. To the extent enabled on the website, such third-party services may include services provided by Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, GoDaddy, LawPay, CosmoLex, and other third-party app or service. The Firm's service providers, analytics providers, and advertising partners may change from time to time.
XII. Online Advertising and Targeted Advertising
The Firm's website may or may not use advertising pixels, retargeting technologies, cross-context behavioral advertising tools, or similar technologies. The Firm does not state that it sells personal information, shares personal information for targeted advertising, or processes personal information for profiling in furtherance of decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects unless that practice is separately confirmed and this Privacy Policy is updated as appropriate. If advertising or analytics technologies are enabled, third-party advertising or analytics providers may process information about your interaction with the Firm's website and, depending on the provider and your settings, other websites, apps, or online resources.
XIII. How We Disclose Information
We may disclose information as reasonably necessary or appropriate in the following circumstances:
XIV. Client Confidentiality and Legal Privilege
Information obtained in the course of an attorney-client relationship is handled in accordance with applicable legal, ethical, professional, confidentiality, and privilege obligations. Nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to limit, waive, reduce, or modify any attorney-client privilege, work-product protection, duty of confidentiality, court order, protective order, ethical obligation, or other legal protection applicable to client or matter information.
XV. Payment Processing
If the Firm accepts online or electronic payments, payment information may be processed by one or more third-party payment processors, billing platforms, practice-management platforms, or financial institutions. The Firm may receive transaction confirmations, payment status, billing information, invoice history, and related administrative information, but the Firm may not receive full payment-card details, depending on the payment method and processor used. Payment-related providers may include LawPay, CosmoLex, or other providers used by the Firm.
XVI. Text Messages and Mobile Communications
If you provide a mobile number and consent to receive text messages from the Firm, the Firm may use that number for communications related to inquiries, appointments, legal services, document requests, billing, administrative matters, or other Firm communications. Message and data rates may apply. You may request that the Firm stop sending text messages by following the opt-out method provided in the message or by contacting the Firm using the contact information in this Privacy Policy. Transactional, administrative, legal-service, billing, or matter-related communications may continue as permitted or required by law and professional obligations.
XVII. Marketing Communications
If the Firm offers newsletters, alerts, updates, event notices, or other marketing communications, you may unsubscribe by following the instructions included in those communications or by contacting the Firm. After an opt-out request is processed, the Firm may continue to send transactional, administrative, legal-service, billing, matter-related, or other non-marketing communications as permitted or required by law and professional obligations.
XVIII. Generative Artificial Intelligence and Automated Tools
The Firm may use technology tools, including administrative, research, drafting, communications, analytics, or generative artificial intelligence tools, in connection with website operations, business administration, or legal services, subject to applicable professional obligations, confidentiality duties, and Firm procedures. The Firm does not use such tools in a manner intended to waive applicable privilege, confidentiality, or work-product protections.
XIX. Data Retention
The Firm retains information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, including to provide legal services, administer client and prospective-client relationships, conduct conflict checks, maintain business and financial records, comply with legal and professional obligations, resolve disputes, enforce agreements, preserve legal rights, and maintain the Firm's records. Specific retention periods may vary based on the nature of the information, the context in which it was collected, applicable legal and professional requirements, litigation holds, court obligations, privilege considerations, and the Firm's record-retention practices.
XX. Security
The Firm uses reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect information in its possession from accidental loss, unauthorized access, unauthorized use, inappropriate processing, or unlawful processing. No website, email system, text-message system, electronic communication platform, payment system, cloud platform, or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. You should use caution when transmitting information electronically, particularly before an attorney-client relationship has been established.
XXI. Children's Privacy
The Firm's website is not directed to children under 13 years of age, and the Firm does not knowingly collect, maintain, or use personal information from children under 13 through the website. If you believe a child has provided personal information to the Firm through the website, please contact the Firm using the contact information in this Privacy Policy.
XXII. Your Choices and Requests
Depending on applicable law and the nature of your relationship with the Firm, you may request access to, correction of, deletion of, or limitations on certain personal information. The Firm will review such requests consistent with applicable law, legal obligations, professional-responsibility duties, confidentiality obligations, privilege protections, record-retention requirements, conflict-check obligations, billing and accounting requirements, court obligations, and the Firm's need to preserve information for legal, administrative, or client-service purposes. To submit a privacy request, contact the Firm using the contact information in this Privacy Policy.
XXIII. Third-Party Websites, Platforms, and Services
The Firm's website may contain references to, integrations with, or features provided by third-party websites, tools, applications, platforms, plug-ins, widgets, payment portals, scheduling tools, map services, social-media platforms, analytics providers, advertising providers, or other services that the Firm does not own or operate. The Firm is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, availability, content, or policies of third parties. Your interactions with third parties are governed by their respective policies and terms.
XXIV. Geographic Scope and International Visitors
The Firm is located in Florida and primarily provides legal services from Florida. The Firm's website and related services are hosted in the United States and are intended primarily for individuals located in the United States. If you access the website or communicate with the Firm from outside Florida or outside the United States, you understand that information may be processed in Florida or elsewhere in the United States, where privacy laws may differ from those in your location. Information may also be transferred to or processed in other locations in connection with website hosting, technology services, communications, storage, security, or service-provider operations.
XXV. Changes to this Privacy Policy
The Firm may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The updated version will be effective when posted or otherwise made available, unless a different effective date is stated. If the Firm makes material changes, the Firm may provide notice through the website or by another appropriate method. The "Effective Date" above identifies the date on which this Privacy Policy was last materially updated.
Article 2 — Florida Privacy Supplement
I. Scope of Florida Supplement
This Florida Privacy Supplement applies to Florida residents and supplements the Firm's general Privacy Policy. It describes Florida-specific privacy considerations that may apply to the Firm's collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of information. If this Florida Privacy Supplement conflicts with the general Privacy Policy, this Florida Privacy Supplement controls for Florida residents to the extent required by applicable Florida law.
II. Professional Confidentiality and Privilege Remain Controlling
For Florida clients and prospective clients, information provided to or obtained by the Firm in connection with legal services, legal consultations, conflict checks, prospective representation, billing, or Firm communications may be subject to professional duties of confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, work-product protection, court rules, court orders, and other legal protections. Nothing in this Florida Privacy Supplement limits those protections or requires the Firm to disclose, delete, alter, or provide access to information where doing so would conflict with legal, ethical, professional, privilege, confidentiality, litigation-hold, court, billing, conflict-check, or record-retention obligations.
III. Florida Consumer Privacy Requests
Florida residents may contact the Firm to request information about the Firm's handling of their personal information, to request correction of inaccurate information, or to request deletion of certain information, subject to applicable exceptions and limitations. The Firm will evaluate each request based on the following considerations:
IV. Florida Digital Privacy Rights
Certain Florida privacy rights may apply only to businesses that meet statutory applicability thresholds and engage in covered data-processing activities. The Firm does not represent that it is subject to any Florida privacy statute applicable only to covered controllers, processors, or large data businesses unless and until that applicability is confirmed. If such law applies to the Firm, the Firm will honor Florida resident rights to the extent required by applicable law, which may include rights to access, correct, delete, obtain a copy of, or opt out of certain processing of personal information, subject to legal, ethical, professional, privilege, confidentiality, court, billing, security, and record-retention exceptions.
V. No Confirmed Sale of Personal Information
The Firm does not state that it sells personal information, shares personal information for targeted advertising, or processes personal information for profiling in furtherance of decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects unless those practices are separately confirmed in writing and this Privacy Policy is updated before or at the time the practice begins.
VI. Sensitive Information
In the course of prospective-client inquiries, consultation requests, conflict checks, or legal representation, the Firm may receive sensitive information if a person voluntarily provides it or if it is necessary for legal services. Such information may include information concerning legal claims, family matters, immigration status, financial circumstances, criminal history, health, employment, government identifiers, court proceedings, or other sensitive subject matter. Florida residents should not submit sensitive information through the website unless requested by the Firm or unless an attorney-client relationship has been established and the Firm has identified an appropriate communication method.
VII. Florida Data Security and Incident Response
The Firm maintains reasonable safeguards designed to protect personal information. If the Firm determines that a security incident involving Florida residents' personal information requires notice under applicable Florida law, the Firm will provide required notices in the manner and within the time required by law, subject to law-enforcement needs, investigation, professional obligations, privilege, confidentiality, and any applicable legal limitations.
VIII. Identity Verification
Before responding to a Florida privacy request, the Firm may require information reasonably necessary to verify the requester's identity and authority. If the request concerns information connected to a legal matter, prospective-client inquiry, conflict check, billing record, privileged communication, work product, or other protected record, the Firm may require additional verification and may decline or limit a response where disclosure would compromise privilege, confidentiality, legal strategy, another person's privacy, court obligations, billing obligations, conflict-check obligations, or the Firm's legal or professional duties.
IX. Authorized Agents
A Florida resident may designate an authorized agent to submit a privacy request where applicable law requires recognition of such agents. The Firm may require proof of authorization, verification of the resident's identity, and confirmation that the agent is authorized to act on the resident's behalf before responding to a request submitted by an authorized agent.
X. Appeals and Follow-Up
If the Firm denies or limits a Florida privacy request, the Firm may provide an explanation when required and permitted by law. Florida residents may submit follow-up communications using the contact information in this Privacy Policy.
XI. Non-Discrimination
The Firm will not unlawfully discriminate against a Florida resident for exercising privacy rights that apply under applicable law. The Firm may, however, decline representation, terminate or limit website access, retain information, refuse deletion, restrict disclosure, or limit a response where necessary or appropriate to comply with legal, professional, conflict-check, confidentiality, privilege, court, billing, security, or record-retention obligations.
XII. Florida Contact for Privacy Requests
Florida residents may submit privacy-related questions or requests to: