Wilcox Dunakin Chrisopoulos, LLP (“the Firm,” “we” or “us”) presents this Privacy Policy (“Policy”) to explain what personally identifying information is collected through our website, www.wdc-law.com, and through our blogs, and how the Firm may use it. This Policy does not apply to information provided to the Firm in the course of any attorney-client relationships, or other relationships, such as joint representation or joint defense agreements, protected by confidentiality, the attorney-client privilege, the attorney work product doctrine or any other applicable protection. Nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship with visitors to our website or blogs.
This Policy is incorporated into our Disclaimers and Terms and Conditions of Use that also apply to the Firm's website and blogs. All capitalized terms not defined here are defined in those Disclaimers and Terms and Conditions of Use.
The Firm collects two types of information about visitors to the Website.
(1) “Personally Identifying Information” means information that identifies a visitor to the Firm's website or blogs, such as your name, your address, your telephone number, fax number, or your e-mail address. No one is required to provide Personally Identifying Information to visit our website or any of our blogs. You may choose to give the Firm Personally Identifying Information so we can send you publications or so the Firm can contact you about legal issues. For example, if you give the Firm your Personally Identifying Information to respond to your inquiries and/or to send you information, we will use it for that purpose. If you no longer wish us to contact you, you can opt-out of further contact from us by following the directions below.
If you send us e-mail or otherwise contact us through the Firm's website or any of the Firm's blogs, we may keep a record of your contact information and correspondence, and we may use your e-mail address or other Personally Identifying Information you provide in your message to respond to you. As we say in our Disclaimers and Terms and Conditions of Use, sending e-mail to the Firm or to any attorney through the website or one of the Firm's blogs does not create an attorney-client or other privileged or confidential relationship with us. So, do not disclose any information that you wish to remain private or confidential when you contact us through the Firm's website or any of its blogs.
(2) We do use cookies but not to collect Personally Identifying Information about visitors to the Firm's website or blogs. A cookie is data stored on a visitor's computer containing information about the visitor. However, we may use similar tools to track statistics about visitors to our website or blogs. At no time is this data about who visits our website or blogs linked to any Personally Identifying Information. The Firm may also use other tools to gather and aggregate data about visitors to our website, and blogs to analyze trends, confirm topics of interest to visitors, or to track movement through our website and blogs. None of this data is linked to any Personally Identifying Information.
As we said above, information submitted to the Firm through its website or blogs is not confidential. Nevertheless, we will not sell or transfer your Personally Identifying Information to unaffiliated third parties for their use. The Firm, however, reserves the right to use and disclose information you provide in any other way, at our sole discretion.
If you no longer wish to receive publications or other contacts from the Firm, you can let us know by following any instructions set forth in the publication(s) we send, or by contacting the Firm through the channels described on the “Contact” page of our website.
This Policy also applies to the Wilcox Dunakin Chrisopoulos, LLP mobile application (the “App”), available for iOS and Android, which provides current clients and Firm personnel with secure access to case-related information, documents, and communications in connection with an existing engagement with the Firm.
To create and maintain an App account, we collect your name, email address, and, where provided, your phone number. Once signed in, the App displays information related to your matter(s) with the Firm — such as case status, documents, discovery requests and responses, billing information, and messages exchanged with your legal team — all of which is sourced from, and remains part of, the Firm's file for your matter. If you use the App to upload documents, respond to discovery requests, request or join a scheduled call, or send a message, that content is transmitted to and stored by the Firm in the same manner as if it had been submitted through any other channel. If you enable push notifications, we collect a device token used solely to deliver those notifications to your device.
We use information collected through the App to operate your account, provide the features described above, communicate with you about your matter, and, where applicable, notify you of case updates, new messages, or scheduled meetings. We do not sell App account information or use it for advertising.
The App relies on third-party service providers to deliver certain features, including authentication and account sign-in, video conferencing for scheduled calls, and push notification delivery. These providers process information only as necessary to provide their respective services to the Firm and are not authorized to use it for their own independent purposes.
You may delete your App account at any time from within the App by going to Profile and selecting Delete Account. Deleting your account permanently removes your sign-in credentials, device push-notification tokens, and the personal account information (name, phone number) associated with your App profile, and cannot be undone. Because documents, messages, and other case-related records exchanged through the App become part of the Firm's file for your matter, that content is retained after account deletion in accordance with the Firm's professional and legal recordkeeping obligations as your attorney, in the same way it would be if submitted through any other channel — deleting your App account does not delete your case file. If you have questions about your case file or would like to discuss retention of specific records, please contact us at chad@wdc-law.com.
This Policy applies to our website, our blogs, and the App described above. It does not apply to websites to which our website, blogs, or App may link, or to websites, blogs, or apps operated by others that may link to ours. We are not responsible for the privacy policies or practices of those other websites, blogs, or apps.
The Firm reserves the right to change its Policy from time to time. These changes become effective when they are posted on the website or blogs. We will endeavor to show the date this Policy was last revised at the end of the Policy. Your use of our website or any of our blogs constitutes your acceptance of this Policy as amended or revised by us. You should review this Policy periodically to make sure you are aware of its terms and how it affects your use of the Firm's website and blogs.
Last revised: August 2026