Privacy Policy
Attorneys, like other professionals who advise clients on personal financial and legal matters, are required by federal law to inform their clients of their policies regrading the privacy of client information. Attorneys have been, and continue to be, bound by a professional standard of confidentiality known as the attorney client privilege, which is even more stringent than the new law.

We have always protected your right to privacy and will continue to do so.

All information that we recieve from you in person is held in confidence protected by privilege and is not released to people outside the firm, except as agreed to by you, or as required under an applicable law. Please do not leave sensitive or very personal information on this web site; while we will not intentionally share it with others, information you leave on this site is not subject to privilege becasue it may be accessed by third parties as it moves across the Internet. Please personally consult with an attorney before you disclose personal or sensitive information.

In order to guard your nonpublic personal information, we maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with professional standards and applicable law.