Privacy Policy
Information collected
Berhe Jones LLP may collect identifiers and contact information you choose to provide, including your name, phone number, email address, matter type, parties, location, and the message you submit. The intake form also transmits the page URL, referrer, campaign, form version, consent version, and matter category to the firm's intake service at admin.berhelaw.com.
The site may receive ordinary device, browser, referral, security, and usage information from hosting and form-processing providers. The current public release does not send separate CTA telemetry.
Use, service providers, and retention
Information may be used to respond to inquiries, evaluate whether the firm may be able to help, perform conflict checks, route the matter, maintain intake records, secure and improve the site, and communicate about the request.
The firm may disclose information to service providers that host the site, process form submissions, maintain systems or records, or as required by law. Retention depends on intake, conflict, legal, security, and professional obligations; this public policy does not promise a fixed deletion date.
Sale, sharing, and security limits
Berhe Jones LLP does not sell personal information submitted through this website and does not knowingly share website inquiry information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
No internet transmission or public form is guaranteed secure. Do not send privileged documents, full medical records, Social Security numbers, financial account details, credentials, highly sensitive records, or urgent safety requests through a public form.
California privacy requests
California residents may request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal information, subject to legal and professional obligations that may require preservation of certain records.
To make a privacy request, call 909-609-6685 or write to Berhe Jones LLP, 901 Via Piemonte, Suite 230, Ontario, CA 91764-8500. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship; representation begins only after conflicts review and a signed written agreement.