Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
By accessing and using this website, you acknowledge reading and agreeing to the following terms and conditions.
This website is presented by Lamson & Cutner to seniors, the disabled, and their families for informational purposes only. It is not intended to provide, or to be relied upon, as legal advice concerning your individual situation. Although a group or collection of cases may be said to involve similar themes or fact patterns, every case has its own unique facts. These unique facts may call for a different approach or strategy than other cases which may appear – at least superficially – to be similar. Only an experienced attorney, giving individual attention to the specific facts of your case, is in a position to provide you with reliable legal advice.
In addition, Federal and New York State laws and regulations are constantly changing through new legislation and rules, and through new decisions and interpretations handed down by administrative law judges and courts. Reliable legal advice must take these changes into account. Sometimes, these changes are subtle or affect only a small number of cases, and thus are not necessarily included in a general informational discussion. These are further reasons why general discussions can never substitute for concrete, individualized legal advice regarding your specific situation.
Individuals who reside in, or who are subject to the laws of other states, should be aware that this website is designed primarily to inform residents of New York State. The laws and rules governing programs for the care of the elderly and disabled may differ in your state.
David A. Cutner and Lamson & Cutner disclaim any liability for any actions taken or not taken in reliance upon this website. David A. Cutner and Lamson & Cutner disclaim responsibility for any errors or omissions contained in this website. This disclaimer is governed by the laws of the State of New York.
Lamson & Cutner’s prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in future cases. This website is Attorney Advertising.
The content of this website reflects the ideas, concepts, and thinking of the attorneys at Lamson & Cutner. However, professional writing services were employed in the creation of this website.
Certain of the actual cases mentioned in this website were commenced by Carole Lamson or David Cutner prior to the formation of Lamson & Cutner. The staff attorneys and paralegals who worked on these cases joined Lamson & Cutner when it was formed, and the clients involved all transferred their legal representation to Lamson & Cutner.
Privacy Policy
If you decide to communicate with us through the Contact Form on our website, or by email or text message, Lamson & Cutner will not share your information with, or sell it to, any third party. However, we expressly disclaim any liability or responsibility for the security of communications sent to the firm via the Internet or telecommunications providers. If you are concerned about the confidentiality or security of your information, you may prefer to communicate with us by other means.
Your communications to us do not create an attorney-client relationship with Lamson & Cutner. An attorney-client relationship with our firm can only be established by a signed, written agreement between you and us.
If you communicate with us, we may use your information to respond to you or send you additional information, to analyze our marketing activities, to improve our website, or as may be legally required.
If you are just browsing our website, we collect general information about how visitors use our site, including the time of day and duration of your visit, your IP address, the website from which you linked to us, the web browser that you used, and your operating system/platform. This general information helps us to modify and improve our site on a continuing basis.
We also use "cookie" technology. A cookie is a small amount of data sent by our website and stored on your computer, so that we can tell if you are a return visitor and how you use our site. If you do not want to accept cookies, you can set your computer to refuse them.
If you do not want us to use information previously given by you to us, or if you wish to change or correct such information, please contact us via our Contact Us page.