Protecting client confidentiality
Your duty to keep client information private covers email, phones and files too. A yearly check for every attorney and staff member.
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We will never email you new wiring instructions
Before you send money for a closing, settlement or retainer, call us to confirm.
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Call before you wire.
Use the phone number you got at your first meeting or on our website, never one from an email.
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Changed instructions are a red flag.
If an email says our bank account changed, it's almost certainly a scam. Stop and call.
- 3
Rush is a warning sign.
A real closing won't fall apart because you took ten minutes to call us.
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Confirm receipt.
After you send, call to make sure we received it.
Our office phone to confirm wires
Your contact here
Think you sent money to the wrong place?
Call your bank right away and ask them to recall the wire, then call us. The first hours matter most.
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