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Privacy Policy

How we collect, use, and protect your information

Last updated: August 31, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how Brock & Stout, LLC(“Brock & Stout,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) collects, uses, and shares information when you visit our websites or contact us online. It covers www.brockandstout.com, our paid advertising pages (including addresses that start with /land/ or /go/), and existing-client pages at help.brockandstout.com and survey.brockandstout.com.

Using the site or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send Social Security numbers, medical records, bank or credit-card numbers, or other confidential case details through a website form until we have confirmed in writing that we can represent you. Information on this site is not legal advice.

Who we are

Brock & Stout is a law firm with offices in Alabama and Georgia. We handle bankruptcy, Social Security Disability, and personal injury matters. Social Security Disability representation is available to clients nationwide.

Our main office is at 807 E Lee St, Enterprise, AL 36330. Questions about this policy can go to the contact details at the bottom of this page.

Information we collect

Information you give us

When you request a consultation, download a checklist, or write to us, we typically collect:

  • Name
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • The message or questions you type
  • The practice area you selected, if any (bankruptcy, Social Security Disability, or personal injury)
  • The page you were on when you submitted the form

Existing-client help and survey forms also collect the service we provided, how we can help, and (on the survey) your satisfaction, comments, whether we may share your feedback, and whether you would recommend the firm. If you tell us we may share your experience, we may use that feedback in marketing. If you tell us to keep it confidential, we keep it internal.

Consultation forms include a consent line that you agree to receive communications from our office by phone, text, and email. We store the wording you saw and the time you submitted the form.

Information collected automatically

Like most websites, we and our service providers collect technical information when you browse: IP address, browser and device type, pages viewed, the date and time of the visit, and the site or advertisement that referred you. We use IP address in part to limit automated spam on our forms.

If you arrive from an advertisement, we may also receive click identifiers and campaign tags (for example Google Click ID and UTM parameters) so we can tell which ad or page led to an inquiry.

How we use information

We use the information above to:

  • Respond to your request and schedule a consultation
  • Evaluate whether we can represent you and check for conflicts
  • Provide legal services if you become a client
  • Operate, secure, and improve the website
  • Measure advertising and understand which pages lead to inquiries
  • Detect invalid or fraudulent clicks and form spam
  • Send the calls, texts, or emails you consented to, and follow up on your matter
  • Comply with law, ethics rules, and our record-keeping duties

We do not use website forms to sell your information to other law firms or to data brokers.

Calls, texts, and email

If you submit a consultation form, you are providing express consent for our office to contact you by phone, text message, and email about your inquiry and our services. Consent is not required to get a consultation — you can always call us instead.

To stop that outreach:

  • Texts: reply STOP (HELP for help). Message and data rates may apply.
  • Calls: tell the person who reaches you, or call us at (800) 884-9600.
  • Email: use an unsubscribe link if one is provided, or email inquiries@brockandstout.com.

If you are a client, we may still contact you about your case by the means needed to represent you.

When we share information

We share information when it is needed to run the firm and this website, or when the law requires it. That includes:

  • Intake and case management. Website inquiries are sent to the software we use to receive and manage prospective-client and client matters so our staff can follow up.
  • Website hosting and storage. This site is hosted by Vercel. Form submissions are stored in a database operated by Neon.
  • Email delivery. Transactional messages (including inquiry notices to our staff and confirmation emails on help and survey forms) are sent through Resend.
  • Advertising and analytics. We use Google (Google Ads and Google Analytics) to measure visits, calls from the site, and form submissions. On some advertising pages, when you submit a form, we may send your email address and phone number to Google so Google can measure whether an ad led to that inquiry (enhanced conversions). See Google’s Privacy Policy.
  • Call tracking on ads pages. Paid landing pages load CallTrackingMetrics so we can show a tracking number and attribute calls to an advertisement. See CallTrackingMetrics’ Privacy Policy.
  • Invalid-click protection. The main website and some advertising pages load ClickCease to help filter fraudulent ad clicks. See ClickCease’s Privacy Policy.
  • Legal and professional obligations. We may disclose information if required by law, court order, or ethics rules; to protect the firm, our clients, or the public; or in connection with a merger, sale, or reorganization of the firm, with notice if the information would be subject to a different policy.

We do not sell personal information for money. Some state laws treat the use of advertising and analytics cookies as “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising. The partners listed above are the companies involved in that activity on this site.

Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small files stored on your device. We use them, and allow certain partners to use them, for the following:

  • Site operation. On some advertising pages we set our own cookies so we can remember which page you landed on, campaign details, and which version of a page you saw. Those cookies last up to 90 days and apply only on those pages.
  • Advertising and measurement. Google sets cookies to measure visits, ad performance, and conversions (including click-to-call).
  • Call tracking. CallTrackingMetrics may set cookies on paid pages so a displayed phone number can be tied to a visit.
  • Fraud prevention. ClickCease may set cookies to distinguish real visitors from automated clicks.

This site does not have a separate cookie-banner cookie. You can block or delete cookies in your browser. If you do, some measurement and advertising features will not work as intended; the rest of the site remains usable, and you can still call us. Google also offers ad controls at Google Ads Settings and the Google Analytics opt-out.

Embedded videos (YouTube) and links to Facebook, maps, and similar services are operated by those companies. Their cookies and policies apply if you use those features.

How long we keep information

Website inquiries and related technical logs are kept as long as we need them to follow up, measure advertising, prevent abuse, and meet legal and ethics obligations — including conflict checks and, if we are retained, the file-retention rules that apply to client matters. Analytics data is generally kept for a shorter period set by those tools.

If we cannot represent you, we may still keep a limited record of the inquiry so we can show that we responded and so we do not contact you again after you ask us to stop.

Security

We use commercially reasonable measures to protect information in transit and at rest, and we limit staff access to people who need it for their work. No website or email system is completely secure. Please do not put highly sensitive documents in a public form.

Children

This website is for adults. It is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child submitted information to us, contact us and we will delete it from the website systems we control.

Your choices and requests

You can:

  • Decline cookies in your browser, as described above
  • Opt out of marketing calls, texts, and email as described in “Calls, texts, and email”
  • Ask us for a copy of the information you submitted through this website, or ask us to correct or delete it, by using the contact details below

We may need to verify that the request is from you. We may decline to delete information we are required to keep — for example client files, conflict-check records, or records we must retain under law or professional rules. Those files are handled under our duties as lawyers, not only under this website policy.

If a state privacy law gives you additional rights (such as to know, delete, or opt out of certain advertising “sharing”), you can exercise them by emailing us. We do not sell personal information, and we do not use website data to make automated decisions that have legal effects without human review.

Links to other sites

Our pages may link to other websites we do not operate, including social networks, video hosts, maps, and review sites. Their privacy practices are their own. We encourage you to read those policies before you provide information there.

Changes

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page is the effective date. The current version is the one posted here. If we make a material change, we will post the revised policy on this page.

Contact us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact us: