Privacy Policy

Overview

This page explains what information this website collects automatically through analytics, what it stores in your browser to understand how visitors find us, and what happens to information you submit through our forms or our online scheduling tool. It does not cover information you share directly with the firm once you become a client — that is governed by our engagement agreement and applicable attorney-client confidentiality rules, not by this page.

Analytics Cookies

This website uses Google Tag Manager to load analytics scripts, which may set cookies or use similar browser storage to understand how visitors use the site — which pages are viewed, which links are clicked, and general traffic patterns. This information is aggregated and is not used to identify you personally.

First-Touch Attribution

The first time you visit this site, we record how you arrived — for example, whether you came from a search engine, an online ad, or a link someone shared with you — along with the page you landed on. This is stored in your browser (localStorage) and in a cookie on the brownbankruptcy.com domain for up to 90 days. It is not overwritten by later visits, so it reflects how you first found us, not your most recent visit. If you use our online scheduling tool, this information is passed along with your request so our staff understands which marketing channels are working — it is not used to track you across other websites.

Information You Submit

Forms on this site — including the creditor inquiry form, client review form, and our online scheduling tool — transmit the information you enter to the firm’s internal case management platform, hosted on a separate subdomain operated by the firm (tbx.brownbankruptcy.com), so our staff can respond to you. That information may include your name, email address, phone number, and details about your situation. It is used only to respond to your inquiry, schedule your consultation, or process your request, and is not sold or shared with unrelated third parties. Submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship — see our Disclaimer page.

Text Messages

If you opt in to receive text messages from our office, message and data rates may apply and message frequency varies. You may reply STOP at any time to opt out, or HELP for assistance. Consent to receive texts is never a condition of retaining the firm.

Contact Us

Questions about this policy can be directed to our office at the phone numbers listed on our Contact page.