All 50 Law Privacy Policy
Effective date: September 1, 2026
All 50 Law and M. Silver Law, PLLC (the “Firm,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the confidentiality of your personal information and communications. This Privacy Policy explains what we collect, how we use and disclose it, and the choices you have. This Policy is incorporated into our Terms & Conditions and applies when you use our website or landing pages, interact with our advertisements, contact us (form, chat, call, SMS, or email), engage with our social pages, or visit our offices.
By using our Services, you agree to this Policy and our Terms.
1) Scope & Definitions
“Services” means our websites, landing pages, advertisements, and any features that link to this Policy, plus related interactions (forms, calls/texts, email, chat, and in-person visits). If a feature has extra privacy terms, those will be shown at the point of collection.
2) Information We Collect
A. You provide: name, contact details, account/login (if any), demographic info, government IDs (e.g., SSN, driver’s license) where necessary for claim evaluation, accident/claim facts, medical and treatment details you choose to share, employment/income details, recordings/transcripts of customer-service calls (where permitted), and any other info you submit.
B. Automatically collected: device/browser data, IP address, general location, advertising and cookie identifiers, referring pages and campaign information, pages viewed, navigation patterns, time on page, interactions with advertisements and forms, email opens/clicks, and screen recordings to help us diagnose issues and improve UX. We use cookies, pixels, APIs, and similar technologies.
C. From other sources: co-counsel/referral partners, payment and communications vendors, analytics and advertising partners and platforms, public sources, and platforms you authorize.
D. Advertising matching and conversion data: When you interact with an advertisement, visit our Services, or submit an inquiry, we may receive or generate information about the advertisement, campaign, source, and conversion event, including the stage an inquiry reaches. We may combine that information with limited contact identifiers, such as name, email address, and telephone number, for the advertising measurement and matching purposes described below.
3) How We Use Information
We use your information to:
- Provide and improve Services (intake, conflict checks, claim evaluation, and communications).
- Communicate with you by email, phone, and SMS (including operational notices, service messages, and to provide you with important case updates).
- Conduct advertising and analytics, including measuring ad performance and conversions; attributing inquiries to advertisements; matching conversion events to advertising-platform users; determining internally whether an inquiry has reached a particular stage (for example, submitted, qualified, or retained) and reporting that stage to advertising platforms as a conversion event; creating, measuring, or excluding audiences; preventing duplicate or fraudulent reporting; and improving campaign delivery, consistent with your settings, privacy choices, and applicable law.
- Ensure security, perform debugging and audits, and ensure compliance with and enforcement of our Terms and legal obligations.
- Perform research & development to enhance our products, content, and site.
We may use the information you provide, including details about your accident, injuries, whether you are already represented, and the timing of your inquiry, to evaluate your inquiry and to determine internally whether it is a qualified lead or becomes a retained matter. We do not transmit those details to advertising or analytics partners, and we do not use them to build or target audiences. Where we report a conversion event, it is limited to the fact that an inquiry occurred or reached a stage (such as qualified or retained), together with hashed contact identifiers; it does not include accident, injury, treatment, representation, or claim information, and any value attached to the event is a fixed amount we assign to that event type rather than an estimate of the value of your claim.
4) How We Share Information
We share your information with:
Service providers: (hosting, analytics, communications, IT, forms/chat, marketing, advertising technology, and conversion measurement) who perform services on our behalf.
Other lawyers/law firms: as co-counsel or referral counsel (with your explicit direction/permission, as allowed by ethics rules).
Ad/analytics partners: We do not sell personal information for money. We may disclose limited personal information to advertising and analytics partners, including Meta and Google, through cookies, pixels, conversion APIs, customer-list tools, and similar technologies. Depending on the tool and your interaction, this information may include device and browser data, IP address, advertising or cookie identifiers, campaign and referral information, and limited contact identifiers such as name, email address, and telephone number. Where supported, contact identifiers are normalized and hashed before transmission. Hashing reduces direct readability but does not make the information anonymous.
We use these disclosures to measure and attribute advertising, match conversion events to advertising-platform users, report the stage an inquiry has reached (for example, submitted, qualified, or retained), prevent duplicate or fraudulent reporting, create or exclude audiences, and improve campaign delivery. We do not disclose to advertising platforms government identifiers, accident narratives, injury type, symptoms, diagnoses, treatment or medical records, claim merits or value, uploaded documents, or the contents of calls, texts, chats, emails, or attorney-client communications. A conversion event we report identifies only the fact that an inquiry occurred or reached a stage; it does not include the reasons an inquiry was or was not qualified, the date or circumstances of an accident, whether you were represented, or any injury, treatment, or claim information. Any value attached to an event is a fixed amount we assign to that event type, not an estimate of the value of your claim. We also do not intentionally include information that directly identifies or reasonably reveals a person’s specific injury, medical condition, treatment, claim facts, claim value, or communication content in event names, URLs, page data, custom parameters, or other data sent through advertising tools.
We do not disclose SMS opt-in or consent records, or the contents of text messages, to third parties or affiliates for their own marketing or promotional purposes. We may use a hashed telephone number for the limited advertising measurement and matching purposes described above, subject to applicable law and your privacy choices.
Depending on applicable state law, these disclosures may be considered a “sale,” “sharing,” or use for “targeted advertising,” even when no money is exchanged. You may opt out as described in Sections 5 and 9.
Professional advisors & authorities: as required by law or to protect our rights.
In business transfers: in the event of a merger, acquisition, or asset sale.
We are a law firm, and we are committed to protecting privileged communications as required by law and legal ethics rules. We will only disclose your information as permitted by law and with your explicit consent where required. Nothing in this Policy authorizes disclosure of privileged or confidential legal communications to advertising platforms.
5) Your Choices
Email: Click the unsubscribe link in any marketing email.
SMS: Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. See our dedicated SMS Terms for more details.
Cookies/Analytics: Use any cookie or privacy controls offered on our site, browser/device controls, and ad-platform settings to manage your preferences. Browser cookie controls may not affect server-side conversion tools.
Targeted advertising / sale / sharing: Use any “Your Privacy Choices” link on our site, enable a legally recognized opt-out preference signal such as Global Privacy Control, or contact us. Where required, we honor such signals as a request to opt out. An opt-out may not stop all advertising, but it will limit the use or disclosure of personal information for covered targeted advertising, sale, or sharing.
State Privacy Rights: See Section 9. Even if you opt out of marketing, we may still send service or legal notices.
6) SMS Messaging Program
By providing your phone number on our website or through our Services, you consent to receive text messages from us. These messages may include appointment reminders, case updates, and other information related to your legal inquiry. This consent is not a condition of engaging our legal services. We will never send you marketing text messages without your express written consent. Message frequency will vary depending on your legal matter. Standard message and data rates may apply. SMS opt-in and consent records, including the fact that you opted in, are not disclosed to third parties or affiliates for their own marketing or promotional purposes. A hashed telephone number may be used only for the limited advertising measurement and matching purposes described in Sections 4 and 7, subject to applicable law and your privacy choices.
7) Cookies, Pixels, Analytics
We and our vendors use cookies and similar technologies, including Meta Pixel, Meta Conversions API, Google Analytics/Ads, and related tools, to operate the site, analyze usage, and measure or serve ads. Some tools operate server-to-server and may process data even when browser cookies are limited. As described in Sections 2 through 4, we may send limited contact identifiers in hashed form with a conversion event that identifies only the stage of an inquiry (such as submitted, qualified, or retained) for advertising measurement and matching. We configure these tools not to transmit accident narratives, injury type, symptoms, diagnoses, treatment or medical information, claim details, representation status, uploaded documents, or communication content, and not to place such information in URLs, event names, or custom parameters. You can manage preferences through any Your Privacy Choices link on our site, browser/device controls, recognized opt-out signals, and ad-platform settings; some features may not work. Review Meta’s and Google’s privacy notices and opt-out tools for more information.
8) Children
Our Services are intended for adults. We don’t knowingly collect personal information from children under 13; if we learn we have, we’ll delete it.
9) U.S. State Privacy Disclosures
Depending on your state, you may have rights to confirm whether we process personal information; access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of it; opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling; limit certain uses of sensitive personal information; and appeal a denied request. We do not sell personal information for money. As described in Sections 4 and 7, however, our use of advertising technologies, our disclosure of online identifiers and limited contact identifiers, and our reporting of inquiry-stage conversion events may be considered a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under some state laws.
You may exercise applicable rights through any Your Privacy Choices link on our site, by using a recognized opt-out preference signal such as Global Privacy Control, or by contacting us at the email or phone number below. We will honor recognized signals where required. We may need information to verify your identity or authority, and authorized agents may submit requests where permitted. We will not discriminate against you for exercising a privacy right.
10) Consumer Health Data (WA/NV)
If you’re in Washington or Nevada and our Services process “consumer health data,” your rights and our practices are further described in our Consumer Health Data Notice in our Terms & Conditions. We do not intentionally disclose consumer health data to advertising platforms or use it for advertising matching, audience creation, or targeted advertising. The limited advertising data described in this Policy is not intended to include injury, diagnosis, treatment, medical, or other consumer health data. If information constitutes consumer health data or other sensitive information under applicable law, we process or disclose it only as permitted by law, including obtaining consent where required.
11) Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards. However, no system is 100% secure; by using the Services, you understand and accept these risks.
12) Retention
We keep information as long as needed for the purposes in this Policy, to comply with law, resolve disputes, and enforce agreements (e.g., longer for transaction/regulatory records).
13) Third-Party Links
Third-party sites and apps have their own privacy policies; review those before providing info. We’re not responsible for their content or practices.
14) International Users
We operate in the United States. Your information may be processed and stored in the U.S. (and other locations where our vendors operate), which may have different laws than where you live.
15) Changes
If we change this Policy, we’ll update the “Effective date” and post the revised version here. Your continued use means you accept the changes.
16) Contact
For questions about this Policy, to exercise privacy rights, or to opt out of covered sale, sharing, or targeted advertising, use any Your Privacy Choices link on our site or contact us.
Email: info@All50Law.com
Phone: 866-890-7243