Consumer health data privacy notice

In effect from November 1, 2026.

Attorney review in progress. This notice was written on November 1, 2026 and is being reviewed by Emery Brett Ledger.

This website is published by The Ledger Law Firm, 5160 Birch Street, Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. The attorney responsible for its content is Emery Brett Ledger.

Below, “the firm” is The Ledger Law Firm and “the site” is caraccidentlawyer.si. This notice adds to the privacy notice, which describes everything else the site collects.

What health information the site collects

Only what you choose to give. The form asks:

• who was hurt in the crash, as one of four answers: someone was hurt and has seen a doctor; someone was hurt and has not seen a doctor; someone died; nobody was hurt
• anything you choose to write about what happened, which may describe injuries, treatment or a death

If you call, what you tell the person or the automated intake assistant on the line about an injury is collected in the same way, and the call may be recorded. The site collects no health information from your device, your browsing or any other source: it has no cookies or scripts that infer health, and it buys no data about you.

Why

• to answer your request and decide whether, and how, the firm can help with your matter
• to open and work your matter if the firm agrees to represent you
• to keep the record of your inquiry that the firm’s legal and professional obligations require

The firm uses health information for nothing else. It is not used for advertising, not sold, and not used to build any audience.

Where it comes from

From you alone: the form on this site, or what you say on a call to the firm.

Who receives it

These kinds of provider process it for the firm, so that they can provide their services to it, and for no purpose of their own:

• Amazon Web Services, which hosts the site and carries the form to the firm
• the provider of the firm’s case management system, where the request is recorded
• the firm’s telephone and text message providers, including the provider of its automated intake assistant, for calls and texts about your request

The firm shares health information with no one else, except where the law requires it, or where you ask it to (for example, with a lawyer the firm refers you to). It sells no health information. Google’s and Microsoft’s tags on the site report that a form was sent and nothing that was typed in it. CallRail’s call tracking script receives nothing typed in the form; a call placed to a tracking number is recorded, as the privacy notice describes.

Your rights

Whether or not you live in Washington, you can:

• ask whether the firm holds health information about you, and ask for a copy of it and a list of who received it
• withdraw your consent to its collection and sharing
• ask the firm to delete it

To do any of these, write to the address below or call the number there and say what you are asking for. The firm will answer within 45 days, and may need to confirm that you are the person the information is about. Some information must be kept even after a deletion request, where the firm’s legal and professional obligations require it; the firm will tell you if that is so. If the firm declines any part of a request, you may appeal by writing to the same address and saying so; the firm will answer the appeal within 45 days and tell you how to reach the Washington State Attorney General if you are not satisfied.

Writing to the firm about health information

Write to the firm, or call: