Disclaimer and Privacy Policy
1. Disclaimer
The hiring of an attorney is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. This Web site is not intended to be an advertisement or solicitation. Material contained in the Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law Web site (www.CrumleyRoberts.com) is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice or solicitation of legal services. Transmission of information from this site is not intended to create, and its receipt does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship between Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law and the reader. In the event that any information on this Web site does not conform fully with regulations in any jurisdiction, this law firm will not accept representation based on that information.
Attorney Licensing:
Bob Crumley and Christopher Roberts are licensed attorneys in North Carolina only. C. Stevens McLaurin and Mike Eller are licensed South Carolina attorneys. The supervising attorney in South Carolina is C. Stevens McLaurin. The cases will be handled out of the Greenville, South Carolina office and the other offices by appointment only.
All of our attorneys are licensed in either North Carolina or South Carolina. Additionally, attorney Brian Kinsley is licensed to practice in the states of North Carolina, Maryland, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia. Attorney David Ventura is licensed to prectice in the states of North Carolina, Massachusetts, New York, and Florida. Attorney Kenneth M. Gondek is licensed to practice in North Carolina and Virginia.
Any reference to specializations are for North Carolina attorneys only. South Carolina attorneys do not have a specialist designation.
The contingency fee percentage will be computed before deducting expenses. "No fee guarantee" means if there is no recovery, the client will not be responsible for fees or cost. If a recovery by settlement or trial is made the client will be responsible for the cost advanced in addition to the attorney fees.
2. Privacy Policy
Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law has created the following privacy statements to demonstrate our commitment to informed disclosure and to accurately communicate our use of your personally identifiable information. In order to comply with the principles of fair information practices, the following discloses the information gathering methods and intentions for use for this Web site: www.crumleyroberts.com. We want you to understand:
- How and why your personal information is collected
- What personally identifiable information is collected
- How the information is used
- With whom the information will be shared
- This site's policy on correcting and updating personally identifiable information
Information Gathered/Use of Information
The Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law Web site uses online forms for visitors to request information from or a consultation with Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law. When you fill out one of these online contact forms on the Web site, you may be asked to provide certain personal information including your name, address, e-mail, and phone number. After you fill out this form, your message is automatically forwarded to a Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law lawyer or legal assistant, and your contact information is saved in a database. This information will be used only by Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law and only to contact you in the manner of your specific request.
In addition, the Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law Web site does not post any "cookies" or other identifiers on the computers of visitors to our site. Out of respect for you, we only practice the most secure, respected, visitor-authorized methods of gathering information.
Information Distribution
The information gathered on the site is treated as confidential internal information and is not shared with anybody outside of Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law. Crumley Roberts Attorneys at Law will never willfully disclose personally identifiable information collected on its Web site to any third party without that person's permission.
