Privacy Policy – Military Housing Lawsuit Help

Respecting Your Privacy: Our Assurance of Confidentiality

Readiness Law Institute (and Military Housing Lawsuit Help®) respects your privacy and the sanctity of a client-attorney relationship to the fullest. We understand how sensitive your situation is, and that breaking silence with a private attorney to pursue legal action against privatized military housing companies is no easy task. It is important that-as you consider your future legal options, take part in a case review and evaluation, or retain our coalition-we will treat your information and correspondence as privileged and protected throughout the process. Our Privacy Policy sets out in detail what personal information we collect, how we use and retain this information, our legal and ethical responsibility for its protection, and your rights as a client or prospective client of our coalition.

About Us: Group of Law Firms Handling Military Housing Claims

Military Housing Lawsuit Help is a group of three massive litigation law firms: Watts Guerra LLP, Pulman Cappuccio & Pullen LLP, and Law Offices of James R. Moriarty. Together, these law firms are joining forces to assist military families impacted by uninhabitable conditions in privatized military housing. Our attorneys-Alicia O’Neill, Ryan Reed, and James Moriarty-have decades of collective experience handling mass torts, real estate law, landlord-tenant litigation, and personal injury cases. As attorneys and longtime military advocates, we understand the importance of preserving your privacy, protecting the attorney-client privilege, and advocating for you with honor and integrity.

Applicability of this Privacy Statement

The Privacy Policy (“Policy”) governs all information collected through the website (https://militaryhousinglawsuit.com/), phone consultations, electronic correspondence, in-person meetings, and other communications with the attorneys and/or law firms of Military Housing Lawsuit Help as it relates to prospective and current clients, including military families, service members, and their dependents seeking assistance with private military housing claims. The policy explains the methods by which we collect, use, retain, share, and safeguard your information as well as your options and rights pertaining to your data.

Data We May Collect

To fully represent and support you, we may obtain from you and related to your claim:

Contact information: Name, address, phone number(s), email.
Military service: Branch, rank, base/home of record, housing contractor.
Family: People in your household, dependents, pre-existing illness of yourself or family members.
Your Housing: Description of housing conditions, time periods of residency in affected buildings, what’s been documented (mold, construction defects, bugs/rodents, etc.).
Your Health/Property Damage: Medical records, photographs, repair bills, letters to/from housing provider.
Preference for how we contact you: Phone call, email, text messaging, encrypted paper correspondence.

All information is obtained directly from you and/or with your explicit permission, and only to the extent reasonably necessary to analyze and pursue your legal claim.

How We Use Your Data

Military Housing Lawsuit Help uses the information you provide, and information relating to your case, for the purposes of evaluating the merits of your potential lawsuit and offering legal services and support, such as:

Conducting a confidential case evaluation to assess your eligibility to pursue a lawsuit;
Keeping in contact with you and answering your questions;
Drafting and filing legal documents on your behalf;
Arranging meetings with expert consultants, medical specialists, or investigators (for those who consent) in your case;
Tracking internal records through our case management system and maintaining compliance with legal standards; and
Advocating for systemic military housing reform (always anonymizing any information about our individual clients unless we have explicit permission).

We never sell, rent, or share your personal information with third parties for marketing purposes under any circumstances.

Attorney-Client Privilege and Confidentiality

Our relationship with every client and prospective client is protected by the most exacting standards of attorney-client privilege and professional confidentiality. Any information you provide to us is protected irrespective of whether you ultimately retain us or sign a fee agreement with us. No such information that you provide to us will be disclosed to any third party, including, but not limited to, military authorities, housing contract personnel, or the general public without your prior permission except as required by applicable law or pursuant to court order. In addition, our attorneys and staff undergo ongoing training programs to ensure compliance with applicable ethical duties and privacy laws. Such policies are part of our firm’s uncompromising approach to confidentiality.

How We Safeguard Your Information

We implement a wide-ranging set of physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to ensure the confidentiality and security of your personal information. Such safeguards include:

Secure, encrypted databases for client information;
Access controls that limit who can view, access, or use confidential client data;
Ongoing audits and updates of our security practices in response to emerging trends in the legal and cybersecurity field;
Use of secure mechanisms for communicating, sharing, and transmitting information, such as encrypted email and secure platform or extranet-based document sharing systems;
Shredding and other secure disposal of hard copy materials when no longer needed;
Prompt reporting and investigation of any reported or suspected data breach and notification to affected individuals as required by applicable law

We regularly assess our protective measures and update our policies in light of new risks and vulnerabilities.

Your Rights and Options with Your Information

As a client or potential client, you have certain rights with respect to your personal information, including the following:

The right to know what information is held about you and to request access to that information;
The right to request rectification of your information;
The right to potentially restrict or withdraw your consent to particular uses of your information, to the extent where this does not affect our legal or professional obligations to continue providing services to you;
The right to request the erasure of your information, except where relevant laws require us to retain it or it is necessary for the exercise or defense of legal claims in relation to ongoing matters;
The right to receive a copy of your information in a structured and machine readable format, upon request.

If you would like to exercise any of these rights, please contact us at [email protected] or (725) 587-5062, and we will respond as soon as possible and consistent with applicable law and professional obligations.

We May Collect and Use Information from Minors

Military Housing Lawsuit Help understands that members of the military often live in both single and multi-family housing units that have children and dependents. Our website and tools are designed for adult users-service members, spouses, and parents/guardians with a right to obtain counsel. The website does not knowingly collect any information, including personally identifiable information, from any person under 18 years of age. Information related to minors (e.g., health consequences, household conditions) must be provided by a parent/legal guardian with a right to obtain counsel, and will be handled at a heightened level of sensitivity and confidentiality.

How We Share Information with Others

Your information is never shared with outside parties except for the following specific limited purposes:

With your prior written consent, provided the purpose is clearly defined (i.e., providing records to an expert witness or medical consultant working on your behalf)
Required by law, court order, or legal process
Shared among coalition law firms and authorized staff members working on your case. All are bound by the same professional confidentiality obligations to which we are committed.
To defend rights, safety, or property of you, our clients, or the public in such a manner permitted by law and ethical rules.

We do not sell your information to commercial or unrelated parties in any form.

Client Information Retention and Disposal

At our firm, we maintain client files, as well as personal information for our contacts, only so long as necessary to carry out the purposes for which they were collected or as permitted or required by the applicable law and rules of professional conduct. Once your case is completed or your representation term is over, your file will be securely archived, deleted, or destroyed, consistent with any legal requirements that apply to retention and at our firm’s discretion in accordance with our document retention policy. You can request removal of your information from our systems by contacting us to discuss any preferences, limitations on our ability to do so based on legal and ethical requirements, and other considerations.

Third Party Servicers and Websites

Our site may also contain links to third party websites and services, such as sites providing resources for military members and families or legal assistance. Please note that this Privacy Policy does not cover the activities of such third parties and we encourage you to check the privacy policies on any third party sites which you may visit from a link on this site. Military Housing Lawsuit Help is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such external sites.

Cookies and Online Behavior

To better your use of our website, we may utilize cookies and/or other similar technologies to collect non-personally identifiable information concerning your use of our website, including but not limited to information about your browser, device, pages you visit, and time spent on the website. By collecting this information, these tools enable us to learn more about users of our website and better enhance our website experience through site operation, improvement, and/or security. You have the ability to disable and/or block cookies using your browser settings; however, some functionality of the website may not work properly if you disable cookies. We do not use cookies for the purpose of collecting personally identifiable information, nor for advertising purposes. For more information, please see our Cookie Policy.

International Transfers of Data

Military Housing Lawsuit Help only operates the Website in the United States and does not knowingly transfer personally identifiable information you provide to the Website to other jurisdictions outside the United States. If you are visiting the Website from another jurisdiction, be advised that your information will be handled and stored in accordance with United States law and the provisions of this Policy.

Safeguarding the Data of Military Families

We recognize the unique concerns that military families may have when taking on powerful privatized housing companies to assert your rights. Worries about retaliation, impact on military career, or standing in the community are fully recognized, and we go to great lengths to ensure that you and your information are protected while handling your case. We keep all case details confidential and do not share that you are involved in a legal action without your permission. If you have specific privacy issues or require special considerations, we will work with you to be discreet and respectful of your privacy needs.

Contingency Fees and Protected Communication

All case evaluations and consultations are free, secure, and confidential whether or not we are hired by our coalition. If retained for your case, we are a “no-fee” firm, meaning that you will not owe us any legal fees unless and until we make a recovery for you. This means that we are highly motivated to provide you the highest quality of client care and protection; you never have to fear your private information will be monetized or sold for profit.

Contacting Us Regarding Your Privacy

If you have a question about this Privacy Policy, your rights, or the data privacy practices of this firm, please direct all correspondences to:
[email protected]
(725) 587-5062
500 S Grand Central Pkwy Ste 25 Las Vegas NV 89106

We want to make it clear that we are always responsive and transparent with any issue relating to client privacy and confidentiality. For more ways to reach us, visit our Contact Military Housing Lawsuit Help page.

Updates to this Privacy Policy

We may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time to address new or different laws or regulations, best practices, or internal processes. If we make revisions to this Privacy Policy, we will change the date at the top of this page and at our sole discretion may provide you additional notice by prominent posting on our website. We suggest you review the Privacy Policy periodically to be sure you are familiar with how we treat your information.

Privacy Questions and Answers

Q.1: Is my initial inquiry confidential if I don’t hire you? A. Yes. All communications are protected attorney-client communications with our firm once you reach out.
Q.2: Will my chain of command or landlord be informed if I call your office? A. No. We will not discuss your inquiry with either military or civilian housing authorities or contractors or any other third parties without your express request or authorization.
Q.3: Can I still remain anonymous and participate in a lawsuit? A. In limited cases, the court may permit clients to use a pseudonym or other redacted information to conceal their identity. We can discuss this concept with you when you make an appointment to complete an intake for assessment and acceptance of your case.
Q.4: What happens if I want my case withdrawn, or ask that its files be erased? A. As above, you are always in control of your case and information. Talk to us about it, and we will comply with your wishes according to law and ethical requirements.

Responsible Lawyers and Oversight

The attorneys who prepare or contribute to material on this website are Alicia O’Neill (Watts Guerra LLP), Ryan Reed (Pulman Cappuccio & Pullen LLP), and James Moriarty (Law Offices of James R. Moriarty). All are licensed Texas attorneys subject to the disciplinary authority of the Supreme Court of Texas and the State Bar of Texas, and are held to the high standards of professional responsibility and confidentiality. Disciplinary matters related to privacy and other ethics issues may be directed to these attorneys by any of the means noted above.

Your Trust, Our Commitment

At Military Housing Lawsuit Help, we are firm in our belief that trust is the foundation of community legal advocacy. As a military members’ advocate, we feel privileged to serve you and your family. We take seriously the promise to protect your personal information. Our coalition of attorneys is committed to privacy, confidentiality, and the ethical sanctity of our clients’ data. That’s why if you are ready to start your confidential case evaluation or have questions related to your right to privacy, please reach out to us. Your voice, your health, and your family plans are worth safeguarding.

Start Your Confidential Case Evaluation Now

If you or a loved one has been affected by uninhabitable conditions in privatized military housing, you can begin holding your military housing privatization contractors accountable for injuries and damages and obtain compensation, by getting a free case evaluation. We prioritize and respect your privacy from the very first moment, plus there are no fees at all unless we win you a recovery. Begin case evaluation today at https://militaryhousinglawsuit.com/, or by calling us at (725) 587-5062, or by emailing [email protected]. Get help now so you and your family may obtain your rightfully earned and deserved safe, habitable home.