Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 18, 2026
This Privacy Policy outlines what and why Caruso Law PLLC ("Caruso Law" or the "Firm") collects, uses and processes personal and non-personal information of its website visitors and users. Questions regarding this Privacy Policy can be sent by email to venus@carusolawoffice.com.
No Attorney-Client Relationship; Contact Form and Other Unsolicited Communications
Submission of a contact form, inquiry, email, or other communication through this website, or any other unsolicited communication to Caruso Law, does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and the Firm or any attorney associated with the Firm. An attorney-client relationship is formed only if and when the Firm and you execute a formal written engagement letter that sets forth the scope of representation, the fee arrangement, and the other terms of the engagement, and only after the Firm has completed its customary conflicts inquiry and has expressly agreed to undertake the representation.
The Firm is under no obligation to accept any inquiry, to respond to any submission, or to undertake any representation. The Firm may decline a matter for any reason, including an actual or potential conflict of interest, the nature or timing of the matter, capacity, or professional judgment. Until a written engagement letter has been signed by both parties, the Firm is not your attorney, you are not a client of the Firm, and the Firm owes you no duties of representation.
Do not use the website contact form, email, or any other unsecured electronic channel to transmit confidential, privileged, sensitive, or time-sensitive information concerning a legal matter. The Firm does not invite the submission of such information through this website. A person who unilaterally transmits information to the Firm through this website, without a reasonable expectation that the Firm is willing to discuss the possibility of forming a client-lawyer relationship, is not a “prospective client” within the meaning of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar. Accordingly, information submitted through the contact form or other unsolicited electronic means is not protected by the attorney-client privilege and is not treated as confidential under the applicable rules of The Florida Bar.
The Firm collects and uses contact-form information solely for the limited purposes described in this Privacy Policy, including to evaluate whether the Firm is in a position to respond, to conduct a preliminary conflicts review, and to communicate with you about your inquiry. Submission of the form constitutes your acknowledgment that you have read this section, that you understand that no attorney-client relationship exists until a written engagement letter is signed, and that you will not transmit confidential information until that relationship has been formally established.
If you wish to discuss a legal matter with the Firm, please provide only non-confidential contact information through the form. The Firm will determine whether a consultation is appropriate. Confidential information should be provided only after the Firm has confirmed that it is available to consult, has completed a conflicts review, and has entered into a written engagement letter with you.
This section is governed by the laws of the State of Florida and the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar. It does not constitute legal advice and does not modify any written engagement letter that the Firm and a client may later execute.
Information Collected
Caruso Law collects non-personal information and personal Information. Non-personal information is information that cannot be used to personally identify you, such as anonymous usage data and general demographic information. The Firm may also collect referring/exit pages and URLs, platform types, preferences you submit and preferences that are generated based on the data you submit and number of clicks. Personal information includes your first and last name, your email address, your telephone number and any information you provided in the message field submitted through the website’s contact form.
Cookies
The firm uses cookies to identify how the website is rendered, to help with website performance and security, and to track unique visitors and visitor sessions on the webpages of carusolawoffice.com. Cookies are small pieces of data stored on your web browser. The duration that cookies stay on your browser varies by their function. A duration indicating “session” means the cookies only last during your online session on a website and are deleted once you close your browser. A longer duration means the cookies remain on your device after you exit your browser for the period of time specified in the particular cookie.
This website uses the following first-party essential cookies:
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SSR-caching: indicates how the website is rendered. Duration is 1 minute.
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hs: used for security reasons. Duration is session.
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XSRF-TOKEN: used for security reasons. Duration is session.
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svSession: identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor's sessions on the website. Duration is 1 year, 1 month.
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bSession: used for system effectiveness measurement. Duration is 30 minutes.
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consent-policy: used for cookie banner parameters. Duration is 1 year.
You can manage and change your cookie settings in your browser. When you adjust your cookie settings, it may not delete all cookies that were already created. To delete them, check your browser cookie settings.
To learn more about website cookies and how to manage them, visit All About Cookies.
User-Input Personal Information
carusolawoffice.com collects personal information provided by visitors who submit such information on the Firm's contact form. Personal information means your first and last name, your email address, and your telephone number and any other identifiable personal information you input in the message box on the Firm's contact form.
Children
The Firm does not direct its services to individuals under the age of 18. If you are not at least 18 years old, please do not submit any personal information. The Firm does not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under 18 years old. If the Firm obtains actual knowledge that a user is under 18 years old, the Firm will take steps to delete any personal information supplied by that individual from the Firm’s systems.
How Information is Used and Shared
Personal Information:
Except as otherwise stated in this Privacy Policy, Caruso Law does not disclose any personal information to unrelated parties outside of the firm except in limited circumstances. Such circumstances may include disclosures to Caruso Law's agents or data processors or other contractors acting on the firm's behalf or at its direction and subject to such third parties committing to reasonably appropriate data privacy and protection safeguards. Consistent with professional obligations, the Firm may provide personal information to regulatory authorities or law enforcement officials in accordance with applicable law or when the Firm believes in good faith that the provision of such information is required or permitted by law, such as in connection with the investigation or assertion of the Firm's legal rights or defenses or for compliance purposes.
Caruso Law will use and process personal information to provide, promote, or improve the firm's services and to comply with the Firm's legal and ethical obligations related to those services. In general, personal information you provide to Caruso Law by initiating an email message or through the Firm's website contact form is used to respond to your message and to otherwise communicate with you.
Caruso Law does not sell or rent any personal information.
Non-Personal Information:
Non-personal information is used to help improve carusolawoffice.com, to aggregate such information for the purposes of tracking unique visitors, traffic and usage patterns. This Privacy Policy does not limit the Firm's use or disclosure of non-personal information and the Firm reserves the right to use and disclose such anonymous, aggregate, non-personal information to our service providers.
Linked Sites
carusolawoffice.com may contain links to other websites and social media sites (“Linked Sites”) not operated or controlled by Caruso Law. The Firm is not responsible for the content, business practices, or privacy practices of Linked Sites. The information you provide to Linked Sites is controlled and governed by the specific privacy policies and terms of the Linked Sites and not this Privacy Policy. Linked Sites on carusolawoffice.com does not imply that Caruso Law endorses any of these sites. This Privacy Policy applies solely to information collected by Caruso Law on carusolawoffice.com.
Security
The Firm’s website has security measures to protect personal information collected from online users of this website from unauthorized access, such as encryption, firewalls, and secure socket layer (SSL) technology. Unfortunately, no data transmission over the internet is 100% secure. Thus, despite the Firm’s reasonable efforts, Caruso Law cannot guarantee or warrant that your information will not be accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of such firewalls or other security measures. By using this website, you understand and agree to assume these risks.
Changes to this Policy
The Firm reserves the right to revise this policy at any time without advance notice. Any changes to these terms will be posted on this webpage and will indicate the date it was “Last Updated” at the top of this webpage. By accessing this website after the “Last Updated” date, you are deemed to consent to the Firm’s then-current Privacy Policy. As such, you are encouraged to review this webpage each time you visit this website for any changes so you are aware of them and because they will apply and be binding on you.
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