Nearly two decades of dedicated advocacy safeguarding your rights and privacy.
Confidentiality is fundamental to our practice. With nearly two decades of experience in survivor advocacy, Laura Politi ensures your personal information remains protected and private in Austin. We understand that trust is earned, not assumed—every conversation, document, and detail you share is handled with the utmost discretion from your first consultation through the resolution of your case.
What information do we collect?
We collect only what we need to serve you better. Most of it comes directly from what you choose to share with us — through our contact form, emails, or phone calls. That might include your name, contact details, and a brief description of your situation. We don’t sell your information, and we don’t use it for anything beyond responding to your inquiry and determining how we can help.
Your information builds a case grounded in facts alone
Everything you share helps Laura Politi build your strongest claim and understand the full picture of what happened. We use your information only as needed to pursue justice for your case, and we take every precaution to protect your privacy and confidentiality from start to finish—whether you reach out by phone, email, or through this site.
Your rights and our safeguards
Straight answers about how we protect what you share with us.
What exactly do you do with my personal information?
We use what you share to evaluate your case, communicate with you, and provide legal representation. Your details are never sold or used for marketing, only to help you pursue justice.
Who at Politi Law can access my files?
Only Laura Politi and any support staff needed for your case see your information. Everyone involved is bound by strict confidentiality, so your story is shared on a need-to-know basis.
When I use the intake form, where does my data go?
Submissions go directly to our secure client portal. You will get a response within one business day, and your information is never used beyond evaluating whether we can help with your legal matter.
Is my communications with the firm protected by attorney-client privilege?
Yes. Information you share with us for legal advice is protected as confidential communications. That protection applies from your first consultation onward, so you can speak honestly without hesitation.
Do you share my information with third parties?
We do not sell your information. In rare cases, we may share data with professionals who assist your case, such as expert witnesses or investigators, but only with your knowledge and consent.
How long do you keep my personal information?
We retain case files for as long as needed to serve you and meet legal obligations. After that, records are securely archived or destroyed, never kept longer than necessary.
Still have questions?
Call 512-402-2869 to ask about our privacy practices directly.

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