Privacy Policy

Applicable laws, rules, and our own inherent concern for our clients makes client confidentiality extremely important to Massey Law Group (“MLG”). If you have any questions regarding our privacy policies or any of the information provided here, please do not hesitate to call us.

Federal law requires professionals who provide advice regarding personal financial matters, including attorneys, to inform their clients of their policies pertaining to privacy of client information. As attorneys, we are also obligated by even more stringent professional standards of confidentiality. All information we receive about our clients either directly or with their authorization is held in strict confidence, including personal financial information we receive. This information is not released to anyone outside of MLG, except as authorized by our clients or required by law.

After and during representation of our clients, MLG retains records pertaining to professional services we provide in order to more effectively assist our clients with their professional needs and as necessary to comply with applicable professional guidelines. MLG maintains physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect our clients’ private personal information that are compliant with industry standards and requirements.

Privacy Statement Acceptance

By using the MLG website, you signify your acceptance of this privacy statement and our terms and conditions of use. Should you have additional questions about this statement or concerns, please contact us at:

Massey Law Group, P.A.
3833 Central Avenue
St. Petersbrug, Florida 33713

We can be reached by telephone at 866-225-3MLG

Terms & Conditions

Use of Cookies

The MLG website uses cookies to automatically record certain non-personal information about use of our website. Cookies are used by the MLG website to record information about your visit to the website, such as the time and extent of your use. Cookies are small text files that are stored by the web browser on your computer or mobile phone. Cookies do not contain personal information and are deleted from your computer when you leave the MLG website.

The information gathered by our use of cookies is used for systems administration purposes and to track and identify potential abuse of the MLG website terms and conditions of use. The limited, non-personal information we collect helps us determine and understand the flow of user traffic on our website. We may provide summary statistics regarding our website traffic patterns to qualified and reputable third parties. Such statistics consist of anonymous aggregate data that does not contain personal information.

Use of IP Addresses

MLG uses IP addresses to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our website. Your IP address is a code which is assigned to your computer every time you connect to the Internet. We use aggregated IP address information to compile reports on the demographics of the usage of the MLG website for purposes of system administration, marketing, and to track potential abuse of our terms and conditions of use. We do not use IP address information in a form that is personally identifiable except where that IP address has been responsible for violation of our terms and conditions of use. We reserve the right at all times to comply with and respond to law enforcement and judicial process, including, but not limited to, responding to subpoenas.

Links to Other Sites

The MLG website may contain links to other websites. MLG is not responsible in any way for the content or practices of external website, nor is MLG responsible for the privacy practices or the content of other websites. MLG’s privacy policies do not apply to any external links included on our website. When you leave the MLG website, you should read the privacy policies of any site you link to from ours. It is particularly important to read such privacy policies before you share any personal information.

Security

The MLG website uses security measures to protect all data we collect from users and to protect the loss, alteration and misuse of information under our control.