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Privacy notice
Last updated August 26, 2026
Information submitted through this site
Callback forms ask for your name, telephone number, and email address and offer an optional brief-summary field limited to 200 characters. The full contact form also optionally asks for a general matter type and preferred time to be reached, and lets you tell us how you heard about the office. A shorter service-page form uses the page you are visiting to identify a general matter category. Forms send limited technical context such as the page used, referring page, and campaign parameters when present. Keep any summary general. Do not include other people’s names, case numbers, medical or financial details, confidential evidence, or urgent deadlines.
How information is used
Information submitted through the callback form is used to respond to your request, operate and secure the form, and understand which page led to the request. Website, form-processing, hosting, and email-delivery providers may process the information to provide those services.
Cookieless website measurement
This site uses Kalydron Pulse to measure page visits and general contact intent. It may record the page path, referring website’s origin, campaign source, and whether someone clicked a phone or email link or attempted to submit a form. It does not use cookies or browser storage, read form fields, send telephone numbers or email addresses, or create a persistent identifier that follows a visitor across days.
Attorney-client relationship
Contacting the office or submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not use the website for urgent or time-sensitive communications. Call the office directly if your matter requires immediate attention.
Your choices
You may request a callback by telephone instead of using the form. For questions about information submitted through this site, contact attorney@paguirrelaw.com or call 562-904-4337.
This notice describes the current website form. It should be reviewed whenever the form, analytics, or service-provider configuration changes.