Privacy Policy

Effective August 23, 2026.

Read this before you use the form

Do not send us confidential case details until we have run a conflict check.

This matters more than it sounds. Before this firm can represent you, it has to check whether it already represents — or has represented — someone on the other side of your matter. Information you send before that check is not protected the way a conversation with your own lawyer is, and in some circumstances sending it can create a conflict that prevents us from taking your case at all.

So: tell us enough to be contacted and to know roughly what happened. Your name, a phone number, when you were hurt, and a sentence or two about the injury. Save the details for the conversation.

What this site collects

Only what you type into the intake form, which has seven fields:

"What happened" is a free-text box, and what people write in it is often health information — the body part, the diagnosis, the surgery. Treat it as sensitive, because it is. A sentence is enough.

The form also carries two invisible fields that exist only to stop automated spam: a decoy field that a human never sees or fills in, and the time the page was opened. Neither identifies you, and both are discarded once the submission is processed.

Submissions go to this firm's own intake system. They are not routed through an advertising network, a lead broker, or a marketing platform.

What this site does not do

No cookies. These pages set none, and they do not use local or session storage.

No analytics or advertising trackers. No Google Analytics, no advertising pixels, no session recording, no chat widget, no call-tracking script.

No third-party requests. The pages load no fonts, scripts, or images from any outside host. Nothing about your visit is transmitted to anyone but this firm's own server.

We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising.

If that ever changes, this page changes first. If analytics, call tracking, or a chat tool is added to this site, this policy is updated in the same deployment — not afterwards. The last-reviewed date at the foot of this page is the check on that.

What we do with what you send

We use it to respond to your inquiry, run a conflict check, and evaluate whether this firm can represent you. If we take your case, it becomes part of the client file and is governed by the attorney-client relationship and by our duty of confidentiality under Rule 1.6 and Business and Professions Code § 6068(e)(1).

If we do not take your case, we use it only to tell you so and, where it is useful, to point you somewhere else.

We will call you. If you gave us an email address, we may email you. We will text you only if you tell us to — and if you have agreed to texts, you can stop them at any time by replying STOP, or get help by replying HELP or calling (213) 380-9310. Message and data rates may apply.

Who else sees it

Nobody, outside the firm and the vendors that make the firm work — the people who host our systems and carry our email, under obligations to keep it confidential.

We disclose information outside the firm only where the law requires it — a court order, a subpoena we are obliged to answer, or a legal obligation we cannot lawfully refuse. We do not sell it, rent it, or trade it.

How long we keep it

Inquiry information is kept for as long as it takes to respond to you, complete a conflict check, and meet the firm's professional obligations — including the obligation to be able to check future conflicts against matters we previously declined.

If you become a client, your file is retained under the firm's records-retention practice for client files, which is longer and is governed by professional rules rather than by this policy.

You can ask us to delete an inquiry, and unless we are required to keep it, we will.

Your California rights

Whether or not the CCPA and CPRA technically apply to a firm of this size, we will honour these requests. That is a deliberate choice; it costs us nothing and the alternative is arguing about thresholds with an injured person.

You may ask us to:

• Tell you what personal information we hold about you and where it came from
• Give you a copy of it
• Correct anything that is wrong
• Delete it
• Confirm that we have not sold or shared it — we have not, and we do not

We will not treat you differently for asking. No worse service, no different fee, no delay in your case.

To make a request, or to ask anything about this policy:

Email mail@solovteitellapc.com · Call (213) 380-9310

Law Offices of Solov & Teitell, APC 1625 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 802 Los Angeles, CA 90015

We may need to verify who you are before we act on a request, particularly a deletion request, because the information is often about someone's injury and we are not going to hand it to the wrong person.

How it is protected

Reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards. The site is served over HTTPS, and intake data is held in access-controlled systems available only to the people at this firm who need it.

No system is perfect and we are not going to claim otherwise. What we will say is that we do not put your information anywhere it does not need to be.

Children

This site is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their information. A minor with a work injury has a real claim — call us and a parent or guardian can speak with us directly.

Changes

If this policy changes, the effective date above changes with it. Material changes are described on the corrections page, which is where this site logs what it got wrong or changed and when.