Consumer health data privacy notice
How health information sent through this site is handled. This notice is given under Washington’s My Health My Data Act.
In effect from October 18, 2026.
This notice covers consumer health data only. Everything else is in the privacy notice. lawyer.co is published by The Ledger Law Firm, called “the firm” below.
What consumer health data is collected
- What you choose to write in the call back form about an injury, symptoms, a diagnosis, treatment or medical care.
- What you say about those things when the firm calls you.
- The fact that you asked a law firm about an injury.
The site collects nothing about your health unless you send the form.
Apart from that, the hosting service keeps a log of page requests (the time, the page, the IP address, the page you came from and your browser type) for 30 days, and the firm reads it only as daily totals.
Where it comes from
- You.
- A person who contacts the firm for you.
Why it is collected and how it is used
- To answer your request.
- To decide whether the firm’s lawyers can take the matter on.
- To act for you, if you become a client of the firm.
- To meet the firm’s legal and professional obligations.
What is shared, and with whom
The same information, and only as far as those purposes need. It is handled for the firm by these kinds of provider:
- the hosting service, Amazon Web Services
- the provider of the firm’s case management system
- the firm’s telephone and text message providers
The firm does not sell consumer health data and does not share it with affiliates. This site sends none of it to advertising companies.
Your rights, and how to use them
Under that Act you may ask the firm to confirm whether it collects or shares your consumer health data, to give you access to it, and to delete it, and you may withdraw your consent.
To make a request, write to the firm or call:
The Ledger Law Firm5160 Birch Street, Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Telephone 888-783-8219888-783-8219
If the firm refuses a request, you can appeal by writing to the same address and saying that it is an appeal. If the appeal is turned down, you can complain to the Washington State Attorney General at atg.wa.gov/file-complaint.