This policy covers the Basin Field Guide website and its free review form. Basin Field Guide is the operator.
What we collect
The form has four questions. They cover when the crash happened, whether another driver caused it or helped cause it, whether you have pain or symptoms of an injury, and whether you have signed with a lawyer over this accident. The injury answer is health information. You also give your name and phone number.
When you visit, the guide receives technical data. That is your IP address, your browser and kind of device, which pages you open, which page sent you here, and any campaign tags in the link, for example UTM tags and gclid.
Each form you send also leaves a consent record with the guide: the time, the page it was sent from, your IP address and browser, and the consent wording shown to you.
How we use it
We pass your request to our partner law firm so that its automated assistant can phone you about the accident. Technical data lets us keep the site running and safe, filter out spam and see how the guide is used. The guide keeps the consent record to prove the consent you gave. Where a legal duty applies to us, we use information to meet it. The guide uses the injury answer only to handle your request, and never for advertising.
Who receives it
Your request goes to our partner and to the service providers that make its calls and send its texts. Each receives what it needs to handle the request. The company that hosts the site processes site and request data. An analytics service may receive data about visits. The guide hands over information when the law requires it. Should the site or its operator be sold or merged, the information we hold goes to the successor.
We do not sell personal information. We do not share it with anyone for cross-context behavioral advertising. Calls about your request may be recorded. A recording can be kept alongside the request it belongs to.
How long we keep it
A request stays on file for at least 4 years, and so does the record of the consent given with it. Asking us to delete your information does not remove the consent record before those 4 years are up.
Your choices and California privacy rights
You can end the calls and texts whenever you want. Call consent is explained in our terms.
Ask us what personal information we hold about you, and we will send you a copy. You can also have it corrected or deleted on request. You can ask us to limit how we use sensitive information; we already use it only for your request. There is nothing to opt out of, because the guide does not sell or share personal information. Nobody at the guide will treat you differently because you used one of these rights. If you give written permission, an authorized agent can make the request in your place.
To make a request, email privacy@personalinjuryattorneylosangeles.net. Expect a few questions so we can confirm who you are, and an answer within 45 days. For the purposes of California Civil Code section 1798.83, Basin Field Guide discloses no personal information to third parties for their own direct marketing.
Do Not Track
The guide does not track you across other websites. So the guide responds the same way with or without a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal from your browser.
Cookies, children, security and changes
The guide may use cookies and browser storage, both to work properly and to measure visits. Campaign tags from the link that brought you here are held until your visit ends. Children under 16 are not the audience for this guide. We protect information with reasonable safeguards, though no system can be made completely secure. All of this information is processed in the United States. A changed policy will be posted on this page with a new effective date.
Contact and effective date
This policy is effective 12 November 2026. Email privacy@personalinjuryattorneylosangeles.net with any question about it.