Your privacy is important to us.  Unless you tell us that we can
disclose it or unless the law requires or permits us to disclose
it, any confidential information you give us through this
website will remain confidential.  This policy lets you know
what information we might collect from you, and how we
might use it. Any use of this website is subject to the Terms of
Use contained on the site.

Information You Choose to Provide:
You do not have to give us any information to use our site. 
But, subject to the terms of use described in and/or on the
Disclaimer page of this website, you may choose to give us
certain information so that you may get further
communications from us, such as a newsletter,
announcements of firm events, or a return phone call.

Web Traffic Monitoring:
We use software that monitors traffic on our website by
recording each visitor’s domain name, browser type, date and
time of access, and other similar information. We do not link
this data to any specific person who browses the website.

Communication From Us:
If you give us  your contact information and tell us that you
would like to receive materials from us, we may provide you

with those materials and we may contact you by mail, e-mail
or other means, subject to the terms of use set forth on the
Disclaimer page applicable to this website.

Any information that you send us in an e-mail message may
not be confidential and/or privileged. Sending us an e-mail
message will not make you a client of Newsom Law, PLLC. If
you are interested in having us represent you, call us at (321)
422-0030; we will determine whether the matter is one for
which we are willing and/or able to accept professional
responsibility. We will not make this determination solely by
any type of e-mail communication. We reserve the right to
decline any representation. We may be required to decline
representation if it creates a conflict of interest with our other
clients. Therefore, you should NOT provide us with any
confidential information – whether by letter, e-mail, text,
and/or telephone – until after we have had an opportunity to
determine whether representing you would create a conflict
of interest with any of our other clients.

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