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Client Messaging Consent Notice

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Purpose.  We use text messaging (“SMS/MMS”) to send case updates, appointment reminders, scheduling confirmations, and other client-related communications (“Messages”).  Consent for future Messages is deemed if you receive our initial Message (which contains a link to this Notice) and do not opt out.
1. Disclosure of Messaging Practices
<ul>
<li>Types of Messages.</li>
<li>Case status updates</li>
<li>Appointment and hearing reminders</li>
<li>Document requests and follow-up prompts</li>
<li>Billing notifications (as applicable)</li>
</ul>
 
2. Message Frequency.
Typically 1–3 Messages per client per month, depending on case activity.
 3. Deemed Consent Mechanism.
<ul>
<li>Initial Message: You will receive one SMS containing a link to this Consent Notice.</li>
<li>Deemed Consent: If you do not opt out within 24 hours of receiving that link, you will be deemed to have consented to receive future Messages.</li>
</ul>
 4. How to Review or Opt Out.
<ul>
<li>Review: You may view or download this full Notice at any time at:</li>
</ul>
 ► https://www.866jacklaw.com/client-messaging-consent-notice
<ul>
<li>Opt Out via SMS: Reply STOP to any Message.</li>
</ul>
 5. Confirmation of Opt-Out.
After you opt out, we will send one final Message confirming your request, then no further Messages.
 6. Help / Support.
Reply HELP to any Message, or call (866) 522-5529, for assistance.
 Carrier Rates.
You are responsible for any message or data rates charged by your wireless carrier.

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