Last Updated: August 10, 2026

Winslow Law (“Winslow,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal information you share with us.

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect information when you visit WinslowLawyers.com, submit an online inquiry or intake form, communicate with our office, use website features such as chat, interact with our advertising, or otherwise communicate with Winslow Law.

This Privacy Policy applies to WinslowLawyers.com and any landing pages, campaign pages, forms, or other online services operated by Winslow Law that link to this Privacy Policy.

Contacting Winslow Law, submitting information through our website, or using an online chat feature does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.

1. Personal Information We May Collect

The information we collect depends on how you interact with Winslow Law and whether you are a website visitor, prospective client, current client, referral source, business contact, or other individual.

Contact Information

We may collect your name, email address, telephone number, mailing address, and other contact information you voluntarily provide.

Information About a Potential or Existing Legal Matter

If you contact Winslow Law regarding a potential or existing legal matter, we may collect information concerning an accident, injury, claim, dispute, incident, insurance coverage, medical treatment, damages, witnesses, involved parties, or other circumstances relevant to your inquiry or representation.

Medical and Health-Related Information

When relevant to a potential or existing legal matter, you may provide information concerning injuries, medical treatment, medical providers, diagnoses, medical bills, medications, insurance coverage, or other health-related information.

Financial and Insurance Information

When relevant to a legal matter, we may collect insurance policy and claim information, information regarding financial losses or lost wages, bills, expenses, settlement-related information, or other relevant financial information.

Communications and Documents

We may collect or retain emails, text messages, telephone communications, website submissions, chat communications, photographs, videos, documents, records, and other information you provide to us.

Website and Device Information

When you visit our website, certain information may be collected automatically, including IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, referring website, pages visited, approximate geographic area, dates and times of visits, and information concerning your interaction with the website.

Advertising and Analytics Information

We may collect information regarding how visitors find our website, search or referral information, advertisements or marketing campaigns with which visitors interact, pages visited, and actions taken on our website.

2. Online Forms and Clio

Winslow Law uses Clio and related Clio services to facilitate prospective-client inquiries, intake, customer relationship management, and legal practice management.

When you submit information through a prospective-client or intake form on our website, the information you provide is transmitted to Winslow Law’s Clio system.

Information submitted through these forms may include your name, telephone number, email address, information about an accident or potential legal matter, and other information you choose to provide.

Winslow Law may use this information to:

  • respond to your inquiry;
  • evaluate whether the firm may be able to assist you;
  • communicate with you;
  • conduct prospective-client intake;
  • perform conflict checks;
  • schedule consultations;
  • maintain records concerning your inquiry; and
  • if representation is established, provide and manage legal services.

Clio is a technology service provider supporting Winslow Law’s intake, customer relationship management, case management, communications, and other law-firm operations. Clio describes its service as a cloud-based legal practice-management platform and maintains its own privacy and security practices.

Submitting an online form does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship.

3. AI-Powered Chat and Automated Assistance

Winslow Law may use an AI-powered chat feature or other automated technology on its website to help respond to general inquiries, collect preliminary information, assist with scheduling or intake, and direct visitors to appropriate resources or members of our team.

Information you enter into an AI-powered chat may be processed by third-party technology providers that support the chat service.

Depending upon how you use the feature, this information may include your name, contact information, details concerning a potential legal matter, and other information you voluntarily provide.

AI-powered chat is intended to assist with communication and intake. It does not replace the professional judgment of a Winslow Law attorney.

Responses generated through an automated chat feature should not be considered legal advice, and use of the chat feature does not by itself establish an attorney-client relationship.

We encourage visitors not to submit highly sensitive, confidential, or time-sensitive information through an automated chat feature unless specifically requested by Winslow Law.

Information submitted through the chat will be handled in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable legal and professional obligations.

4. Cookies and Similar Technologies

Winslow Law and service providers acting on our behalf may use cookies, pixels, tags, and similar technologies in connection with the operation of our website.

These technologies may be used to:

  • operate and secure the website;
  • remember website preferences;
  • measure website traffic;
  • understand how visitors use our website;
  • determine how visitors arrived at our website;
  • measure advertising effectiveness;
  • support advertising and remarketing campaigns; and
  • improve website functionality and performance.

Most web browsers provide options for blocking, deleting, or limiting cookies. Disabling certain cookies may affect website functionality.

5. Website Analytics

Winslow Law may use third-party analytics and measurement services, including Google Analytics and related Google technologies, to understand website traffic and visitor interaction.

These technologies may collect information such as pages visited, approximate geographic location, IP address, browser or device information, referral source, dates and times of visits, and actions taken on the website.

Winslow Law uses this information to understand website performance, improve the visitor experience, and evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing.

6. Digital Advertising and Remarketing

Winslow Law uses third-party advertising technologies to measure advertising effectiveness and support search, display, and remarketing campaigns.

These technologies may include services provided by Google and Simpli.fi.

Advertising technologies may use cookies, pixels, device identifiers, IP addresses, and similar technologies to recognize website visits, understand how visitors arrived at or interacted with our website, measure advertising performance, and help deliver or evaluate advertising.

Simpli.fi states that its advertising services may collect device and online-activity information, including IP addresses, cookie identifiers, browser/device information, referring and exit pages, and information concerning online interactions for advertising and measurement purposes.

Case and Intake Information Is Handled Separately

Winslow Law does not provide information submitted through its Clio prospective-client or intake forms, details concerning a potential or existing legal matter, medical information, or other case-specific information to Simpli.fi for remarketing purposes.

Information intentionally submitted through Winslow Law’s prospective-client and intake forms is transmitted to Winslow Law’s Clio system and is handled separately from Winslow Law’s advertising and remarketing technologies.

Winslow Law does not sell confidential information concerning a client’s legal matter to advertisers.

7. How We Use Personal Information

Winslow Law may use personal information to:

  • respond to inquiries;
  • determine whether we may be able to assist with a potential legal matter;
  • communicate with prospective and current clients;
  • schedule consultations or appointments;
  • provide legal services;
  • investigate, develop, manage, or resolve legal matters;
  • communicate with insurers, medical providers, courts, experts, opposing parties, attorneys, and others when appropriate;
  • conduct conflict checks;
  • maintain legal and business records;
  • improve our website and client experience;
  • support website chat, intake, and communications;
  • measure advertising and marketing performance;
  • understand how visitors interact with our website;
  • protect our website, systems, clients, employees, and business;
  • detect or prevent fraud, misuse, or security incidents;
  • comply with legal, ethical, regulatory, professional, or court requirements; and
  • protect the rights and legitimate interests of Winslow Law, our clients, and others.

8. Information Relating to Legal Representation

Information provided to Winslow Law in connection with an attorney-client relationship may be protected by attorney-client privilege, professional confidentiality obligations, attorney work-product protections, court rules, ethical obligations, or other applicable legal protections.

Nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to reduce or waive those protections.

Information provided before an attorney-client relationship is established may also be subject to professional obligations applicable to prospective clients.

However, submitting information through our website, an intake form, or an AI-powered chat does not automatically establish an attorney-client relationship.

Do not submit confidential or time-sensitive information through general website communications unless instructed by Winslow Law to do so.

9. How We May Disclose Information

Winslow Law may disclose personal information when appropriate to provide legal services, operate our business, comply with legal obligations, or protect legitimate interests.

Technology and Service Providers

We may provide information to companies that perform services on our behalf, including:

  • Clio and legal practice-management providers;
  • website hosting providers;
  • information technology providers;
  • AI chat and automation providers;
  • website communication and intake providers;
  • telephone and text-message providers;
  • cloud and document-management providers;
  • website developers;
  • security providers;
  • analytics providers; and
  • advertising and marketing providers.

The type of information provided depends upon the service being performed.

Service providers may access information as reasonably necessary to perform services on our behalf, subject to applicable contractual, legal, ethical, and professional obligations.

Other Attorneys and Law Firms

With your authorization, when appropriate to a legal matter, or as otherwise permitted by applicable professional rules, Winslow Law may communicate or share information with co-counsel, referring attorneys, associated counsel, or other attorneys.

Parties Involved in Legal Matters

When representing a client, we may disclose information as reasonably necessary to courts, opposing counsel, insurance companies, medical providers, experts, investigators, consultants, governmental entities, witnesses, mediators, arbitrators, and others involved in the representation.

Legal Requirements

We may disclose information when required or permitted by law, regulation, subpoena, court order, professional obligation, or other legal process.

We may also disclose information when reasonably necessary to protect our rights, prevent fraud or misconduct, investigate security incidents, or protect the safety of individuals.

10. Text Messages

If you provide your mobile telephone number and communicate with Winslow Law by text message, we may use your telephone number to respond to your inquiry, communicate regarding your matter, provide requested information, or send other communications you have authorized.

Message and data rates may apply.

You may request that non-essential text communications stop by replying STOP when that functionality is available or by contacting our office.

Mobile telephone information will not be sold or provided to third parties for their own marketing or promotional purposes.

Mobile information may be provided to service providers when reasonably necessary to facilitate communications or as otherwise required or permitted by law.

11. Email and Marketing Communications

Winslow Law may send informational or marketing communications to individuals who have requested information, interacted with the firm, or otherwise consented to receive such communications.

You may opt out of marketing emails by using the unsubscribe link provided in an email or by contacting our office.

Opting out of marketing communications will not prevent Winslow Law from sending communications necessary to respond to an inquiry or communicate regarding an existing legal matter.

12. Third-Party Websites and Embedded Services

Our website may contain links to or embedded content from third-party websites and services, such as maps, videos, social media platforms, or other online resources.

Third-party services may collect information according to their own privacy policies when you interact with their content or services.

Winslow Law does not control the privacy practices of third-party websites or services and encourages visitors to review their applicable privacy policies.

13. Information Security

Winslow Law uses reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational measures designed to protect personal information.

We also use third-party technology and service providers that maintain their own security practices.

However, no method of transmitting information over the Internet and no electronic storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Accordingly, we cannot guarantee the absolute security of electronically transmitted information.

14. Data Retention

Winslow Law may retain personal information for as long as reasonably necessary to:

  • respond to inquiries;
  • evaluate potential matters;
  • provide legal services;
  • maintain legal and business records;
  • comply with professional responsibilities;
  • comply with applicable laws, regulations, court rules, or ethical obligations;
  • resolve disputes;
  • enforce agreements; and
  • protect legitimate business interests.

Retention periods may vary depending upon the nature of the information, the purpose for which it was collected, and applicable legal and professional requirements.

15. Children’s Privacy

Winslow Law’s website and legal services are not directed toward children.

We do not knowingly collect personal information online directly from children under the age of 13 without appropriate authorization from a parent or legal guardian.

If you believe a child has improperly provided personal information to us, please contact us so that we may review the matter.

16. Your Privacy Rights

Depending upon where you reside and applicable law, you may have certain rights concerning personal information collected about you.

These may include the right to:

  • request access to certain personal information;
  • request correction of inaccurate information;
  • request deletion of certain information;
  • obtain information regarding how certain personal information is used or disclosed;
  • opt out of certain forms of targeted or interest-based advertising where applicable; and
  • exercise other rights provided under applicable privacy laws.

These rights are subject to applicable exceptions and limitations.

Certain information maintained by attorneys or law firms may be exempt from particular consumer privacy requirements because it is protected by attorney-client privilege, professional confidentiality obligations, or other applicable laws and professional requirements.

To submit a privacy-related request, please contact Winslow Law using the information below. We may need to verify your identity before fulfilling certain requests.

Third-party advertising providers may also provide mechanisms for limiting interest-based advertising. For example, Simpli.fi provides an opt-out mechanism for interest-based advertising through its privacy resources.

17. Do Not Track and Privacy Preference Signals

Some browsers and devices allow users to transmit “Do Not Track” or other privacy preference signals.

The treatment of these signals may depend upon the technology or service involved. For example, Simpli.fi states that it honors browser Do Not Track signals as an opt-out of interest-based advertising in connection with its services.

Where applicable law requires Winslow Law or its service providers to recognize a legally valid privacy preference signal, we will endeavor to comply with applicable requirements.

18. Users Outside the United States

Winslow Law is located in the United States.

If you access our website from outside the United States, information you provide may be transferred to and processed in the United States. Privacy laws in the United States may differ from those applicable in your country.

19. Changes to This Privacy Policy

Winslow Law may update this Privacy Policy periodically to reflect changes in our website, technology, service providers, business practices, legal requirements, or privacy practices.

When changes are made, the revised Privacy Policy will be posted on our website and the “Last Updated” date will be changed.

We encourage visitors to review this Privacy Policy periodically.

20. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, wish to make a privacy-related request, or have questions concerning Winslow Law’s privacy practices, please contact:

Winslow Law
Attn: Privacy Policy
11019 Ocean Highway
Pawleys Island, SC

Phone: 843.357.9301
Website: WinslowLawyers.com