Privacy Policy Notice

McLin Burnsed understands your concerns as a client for the safety and security of your private nonpublic information. Your privacy is important to us and maintaining your trust and confidence is a high priority. Our lawyers, like all lawyers, are bound by professional standards of confidentiality. This Privacy Policy will explain what personal information we may collect from you and how we keep that information secure.

Privacy Legislation

The Florida Information Protection Act became law effective July 1, 2014 (Florida Statutes Section 501.171). The Act is designed to protect consumers from identity theft by requiring businesses to protect and secure your nonpublic information and to report data breaches.

Website Privacy

The Firm’s website does not collect or store identifiable personal information, nor do we utilize “cookies.” Should a visitor choose to contact us through our website that user must first agree to our Terms of Use. Confidential information should not be transmitted via the Firm’s website.

Inquiries

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By supplying material and information on this website, McLin Burnsed does not intend to create, and your receipt of such information does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship between you and McLin Burnsed or any of its attorneys. Any use of the information contained on this website and the transmittal of information to email addresses obtained from this website shall not give you any basis for a belief that such use creates an attorney-client relationship.