Introduction
Flow Legal Partners ("we," "our," or "us") operates an attorney referral service that connects qualified attorneys with potential clients in Colorado. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and safeguard information related to attorneys who participate in our referral network.
Important: This privacy policy applies to attorneys and law firms participating in our network. If you are seeking legal representation, please see our Consumer Privacy Policy.
Information We Collect About Attorneys
Attorney Registration Information
- Professional Information: Attorney name, bar number, firm name, and law firm address
- Contact Information: Business phone, email, website, and preferred contact methods
- Practice Areas: Areas of law you handle, experience level, and case types preferred
- Geographic Coverage: Counties, cities, or regions where you accept cases
- Business Terms: Fee structures, consultation terms, case volume preferences, and payment information
- Professional Background: Years of practice, notable cases or settlements (if provided), and professional memberships
Lead Interaction Data
- Lead Response Tracking: Which leads you contact, response times, and follow-up actions
- Case Acceptance: Which cases you accept or decline and reasons for decisions
- Client Outcomes: Whether leads become clients (for quality improvement purposes)
- Feedback and Ratings: Your feedback on lead quality and our feedback on your responsiveness
Business Analytics
- Performance Metrics: Conversion rates, response times, and client satisfaction scores
- Payment History: Lead purchases, payment methods, and billing information
- Platform Usage: Login frequency, portal usage, and feature utilization
Client Information You Receive
Important Professional Responsibility: When you receive leads from our platform, you are receiving confidential client information that must be handled in accordance with Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct.
Types of Client Information Provided
- Contact Information: Client name, phone number, email address, and preferred contact times
- Case Details:
- Type of legal matter and incident details
- Date, time, and location of incident
- Description of injuries or damages
- Medical treatment information
- Insurance information (when provided)
- Any relevant documentation or evidence mentioned
- Lead Quality Score: Our internal assessment of the lead based on completeness and case strength
- Urgency Indicators: Timeline considerations and any immediate action needed
Your Responsibilities for Client Information
Professional Conduct Requirements:
- • Maintain confidentiality of all client information received
- • Use information solely for evaluating and pursuing the potential representation
- • Secure storage and handling of client information
- • Compliance with Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct
- • Proper disposal of information if you decline the case
How We Use Your Information
Lead Matching and Distribution
- Case Matching: Match potential clients with attorneys based on practice area, location, and case type
- Quality Control: Ensure leads are sent to attorneys who handle the specific type of case
- Geographic Routing: Direct leads to attorneys who serve the client's location
- Capacity Management: Distribute leads based on your stated preferences and current capacity
Network Management
- Performance Monitoring: Track response times and case acceptance rates to maintain network quality
- Attorney Development: Provide feedback and suggestions to help improve lead conversion
- Network Optimization: Analyze patterns to improve lead distribution and attorney satisfaction
- Compliance Monitoring: Ensure network attorneys maintain professional standards
Business Operations
- Billing and Payments: Process lead purchases and manage payment accounts
- Customer Service: Respond to questions and provide support for platform usage
- Legal Compliance: Maintain records as required by law and professional regulations
- Platform Improvement: Analyze usage patterns to enhance features and functionality
How We Share Attorney Information
What We Share with Clients
We provide potential clients with basic information about matched attorneys to help them make informed decisions about legal representation.
- Professional Information: Attorney name, firm name, years of experience, and practice areas
- Contact Information: Business phone number and email address
- General Qualifications: Colorado bar admission and relevant experience
- Consultation Terms: Whether you offer free consultations and general fee information (if provided)
Service Providers
- Payment Processing: Secure payment processors for lead billing and transactions
- Email Services: Resend for lead notifications and platform communications
- SMS Services: Twilio for urgent lead notifications (if you opt in)
- Analytics: Aggregate data analysis for platform improvement (no individual identification)
Legal and Professional Requirements
- Bar Associations: Information sharing as required for professional compliance
- Legal Process: Response to subpoenas, court orders, or legal investigations
- Professional Conduct: Reporting as required by legal or ethical obligations
What We Do NOT Share
- • Your private client lists or case information
- • Detailed financial information or payment history
- • Private communications between you and your clients
- • Internal performance metrics or confidential business information
- • Personal information unrelated to your professional services
Professional Compliance and Ethics
Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct
Your participation in our network must comply with Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct (C.R.P.C.), including:
- Rule 1.6: Confidentiality of information received from potential clients
- Rule 1.18: Duties to prospective clients
- Rule 7.1: Information about legal services
- Rule 7.2: Advertising
- Rule 7.3: Solicitation of clients
- Rule 5.4: Professional independence of a lawyer
Attorney Advertising Compliance
Attorney Advertising Notice: This platform constitutes attorney advertising under Colorado law.
- • Attorneys are responsible for compliance with advertising rules
- • All representations about experience and results must be truthful
- • Client testimonials must comply with professional conduct rules
- • Fee arrangements must be clearly disclosed to clients
Your Rights and Controls
Profile Management
- Update Information: Modify your practice areas, contact information, and preferences at any time
- Lead Preferences: Set case types, geographic areas, and volume preferences
- Availability Status: Control when you receive new leads based on your current capacity
- Communication Preferences: Choose how and when you receive lead notifications
Data Access and Control
- Access Your Data: Review all information we have about your practice and performance
- Correct Information: Update or correct any inaccurate professional information
- Export Data: Receive a copy of your data in a standard format
- Account Termination: Close your account and request data deletion (subject to legal retention requirements)
Lead Management
- Selective Acceptance: Choose which leads to pursue based on your criteria
- Feedback Provision: Provide feedback on lead quality to improve matching
- Performance Review: Request review of your performance metrics and ratings
- Dispute Resolution: Process for addressing lead quality or billing disputes
Data Security and Protection
Our Security Measures
- Encryption: All data transmission and storage is encrypted using industry standards
- Access Controls: Limited access to attorney and client information on a need-to-know basis
- Secure Infrastructure: Professional-grade hosting with security monitoring and updates
- Regular Audits: Periodic security assessments and vulnerability testing
- Incident Response: Procedures for detecting, responding to, and reporting security breaches
Your Security Responsibilities
Attorney Security Best Practices:
- • Use strong, unique passwords for your account
- • Log out of the platform when using shared computers
- • Secure storage of any downloaded client information
- • Immediate reporting of suspected security breaches
- • Compliance with your firm's information security policies
Business Relationship and Billing
Payment and Billing Information
- Payment Methods: Credit card information and billing addresses for lead purchases
- Transaction History: Records of lead purchases, payments, and any credits or refunds
- Billing Preferences: Invoice delivery methods and payment timing preferences
- Tax Information: Business tax identification for reporting purposes
Performance Analytics
We collect and analyze performance data to maintain network quality and help attorneys succeed:
- Response Metrics: How quickly you respond to new leads
- Conversion Rates: Percentage of leads that become clients (if shared)
- Client Satisfaction: Feedback from clients about your services (if provided)
- Network Standing: Your overall performance relative to network standards
Policy Changes and Updates
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices, technology, or legal requirements. When we make changes:
- We'll post the updated policy on this page with a new effective date
- We'll send email notification to all network attorneys about significant changes
- We'll provide 30 days notice for material changes that affect your rights
- Continued use of our platform after changes indicates acceptance
We encourage you to review this policy periodically, especially before submitting any new information.
Contact Us
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, want to exercise your rights, or have concerns about our data practices, please contact us:
Flow Legal Partners - Attorney Relations
- Privacy Questions: privacy@flowlegalpartners.com
- Attorney Support: privacy@flowlegalpartners.com
- General Contact: privacy@flowlegalpartners.com
- Website: flowlegalpartners.com
- Business Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM MST
We will respond to attorney inquiries within 2 business days.