Privacy Policy & Lead Disclosure

Last Updated: April 2026

1. Information Collection and Lead Routing

When you use the Flagstaff Legal Resource Center to seek help for a Criminal Defense matter, a DUI, or a Car Accident, we collect the personal information you voluntarily provide. This typically includes your name, phone number, email address, and a brief description of your legal needs.

How your data is moved: Upon submission, your information is transmitted to our professional legal marketing partners (including entities such as Legal Brand Marketing). These partners then route your inquiry to a participating attorney or law firm within their network to provide you with a free consultation.

2. Third-Party Data Processing & Storage

Once your information is transmitted to our processing partners, it is governed by their respective privacy policies and data retention protocols. The Flagstaff Legal Resource Center does not control, supervise, or guarantee the data security practices, storage durations, or third-party sharing protocols of these independent marketing entities.

By using this site, you acknowledge that we are not responsible for how these third-party partners store or utilize your data once the lead has been successfully transmitted from our platform.

3. Consent to Contact

By submitting your information or calling the numbers listed on our site, such as for Workers’ Compensation or Bankruptcy inquiries, you provide express written consent to be contacted by our legal marketing partners or their affiliated attorneys. This contact may occur via telephone, automated dialing systems, text messages, or email, even if your number is currently listed on any state or federal “Do Not Call” registry.

4. No Attorney-Client Privilege

Because we are a referral resource and not a law firm, any information you disclose to us is NOT protected by attorney-client privilege. Please do not share highly sensitive or confidential details in your initial form submission. Privilege only applies once you have officially retained a Flagstaff personal injury lawyer or other legal professional through a formal engagement agreement.

5. Cookies and Analytics

We use standard web tools, including cookies, to analyze visitor traffic and improve our Family Law and local resource pages. These tools help us understand which legal topics are most relevant to the Flagstaff community. You can disable cookies in your browser settings, though this may impact your ability to use certain features of the site.

6. External Links

This website contains links to external authoritative sites, such as the State Bar of Arizona. We provide these links for your convenience but do not control the privacy practices of these external domains. We recommend reviewing their policies when you navigate away from our site.