Website information and tracking
Updated October 26, 2026. This section describes our website’s collection and use of information and updates the website-tracking disclosures below. It does not change our text-message consent commitments or any separate notice governing health records.
When you send an inquiry, we receive the contact details and message you provide. Please limit your message to what is needed for us to respond. Website servers and embedded services also receive technical information such as your IP address, browser and device information, page URL, referring page, and time of access. Cookies and similar identifiers can distinguish a browser and associate visits and interactions; this information is not necessarily anonymous.
- Google Analytics: website activity and measurement, including pages viewed, navigation, device/browser information, cookie or client identifiers, and configured interaction or form events. A form event can describe the form and submission without containing the message entered in it. Google receives connection information when its services are requested.
- Google Tag Manager: manages the loading of measurement and other website tags; the tags it loads determine the information sent to each provider.
- Google Ads: advertising and conversion measurement using page and interaction information, cookies or similar identifiers, and advertising click identifiers when present.
- Microsoft Clarity: interaction measurement, heatmaps, and session replay, which can include page content and actions such as clicks, scrolling, and navigation. Clarity uses cookies or similar identifiers. Masking settings affect what appears in a replay; a replay is not a video recording from your camera.
We use website information to respond to requests, operate and protect the website, understand how visitors find and use it, and measure the effectiveness of our communications and advertising. Information is processed by the hosting, communications, measurement, and other providers described here as needed for those functions. Embedded services also have their own privacy terms.
Privacy choices and requests
You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Some embedded features may not work as intended when blocked. Cookie controls do not necessarily stop all network requests or information you choose to submit. You can also use Google’s Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers and Google’s advertising controls. These provider controls have their own scope and do not replace rights available under applicable law.
Depending on where you live and which privacy laws apply to our business and the information involved, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of personal information, or to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. Advertising-related disclosures can fall within legal definitions of “sale” or “sharing” even where no money is exchanged. To make a privacy request or ask about these practices, use the contact information on our website. Please identify this website and the nature of your request without including sensitive records. We may need information to verify and respond to a request; legal exceptions can apply.
Retention and changes
The period information is needed depends on its purpose: responding to an inquiry, providing a requested service, maintaining required business or clinical records, respecting communication choices, security, or resolving a dispute. Provider-held website data is also subject to the applicable service settings and terms. You may contact us about retention or deletion of information relating to you. Updates to this website notice will be posted here with a revised date.
Louisville Injury Law Firm is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. This Privacy Policy is intended to describe the information we collect, how it may be used, and with whom it may be shared.
Our website address is: https://louisvilleinjuryfirm.com.
We recommend that you read this Privacy Policy carefully when using our website or services or when transacting business with us. By using our website, you are accepting this Privacy Policy.
Louisville Injury Law Firm collects the information you enter through our website, such as your name, email address, the reason for inquiring, and answers to questions that may be posed in our “contact us” forms. If you choose to contact us via web e-mail by completing one of the contact forms on our website, your message is automatically forwarded to a Louisville Injury Law Firm employee. We retain the information you provide us in a database.
Louisville Injury Law Firm keeps confidential and does not share your communications with us about potential representation or to seek legal advice using this website with third parties except, in some cases, with (i) service providers (such as companies who assist us in sending emails, providing surveys, or tracking our communications with people who contact us), (ii) other law firms or vendors with whom we have partnered to litigate or investigate potential cases.. These service providers and law firms may have access to personal information needed to perform their functions but are not permitted to sell, share or use such information for any other purposes. Further, Louisville Injury Law Firm will treat these communications as subject to protection in accordance with the privileges that attach to communications seeking legal representation. Communications from you to us are not sufficient to create an attorney-client relationship but we will still treat them as confidential and in accordance with the privilege that attaches to communications with an attorney seeking legal representation and/or advice.
Louisville Injury Law Firm may collect IP addresses to help understand how our audience uses our website and to gather broader demographic information so that Louisville Injury Law Firm can make the website better and improve users’ overall experience when they visit the website. For these same reasons, if your browser is set up to accept them, Louisville Injury Law Firm uses a feature known as a “cookie.” Cookies contain bits of information that websites transfer to your computer’s hard drive for record-keeping purposes. Cookies can make the Web more useful by storing information about your preferences on a particular site such as the website. A cookie doesn’t tell Louisville Injury Law Firm who you are, however the company that placed the cookie on your device may be able to identify you and your activity on the Louisville Injury Law Firm website.
Louisville Injury Law Firm may use your personally identifying information for third-party services we use for advertising purposes. One of these services is Facebook which enables us to present you with retargeting advertising on other sites based on your previous interaction with Louisville Injury Law Firm. We do not share the substance of your communications with us with third-party services we use for advertising.
By submitting your contact information when communicating with us about potential representation or to seek legal advice, you agree that Louisville Injury Law Firm may contact you using the information you submit. By providing your phone number, you consent to receive marketing calls and text messages from Louisville Injury Law Firm or their agents regarding your inquiry. You may opt out of marketing text messages and calls at any time. If you would prefer not to receive mailings, please request removal by clicking unsubscribe at the bottom of the email or by sending a message to contact@louisvilleinjuryfirm.com.