This is the privacy policy of River City Report, which operates carcrashlawyersacramento.com. It covers the form on the front page and ordinary visits to the site.
What the site collects
The form asks four questions, and we collect your answers. They are how long ago the crash was, whether another driver was fully or partly at fault, whether you have pain or signs of an injury, and whether you already signed with a lawyer about the crash. We then collect a name and a phone number. Your answer about injury is health information.
Sending the form creates a consent record. The record holds the time you sent the form, the page you were on, your IP address, your browser and the consent wording displayed to you.
Visiting the site gives us technical data. That means an IP address, the browser and device, which pages were viewed, the page that referred you, and any campaign tags in the link. UTM tags and gclid are examples.
Why we use it
Your request goes to our partner law firm, whose automated assistant calls you about the accident. Technical data lets us operate the site, protect it, filter spam and see how visits go. We hold the consent record to prove what consent was given, and we use information where a legal duty requires it. We never use the injury answer for advertising. It is used to handle your request and for nothing else.
Who we send it to
What your request needs goes to our partner law firm and to the companies that place its calls and texts. The company that hosts the site processes site data and request data. Visit data may go to an analytics service. We disclose information if the law requires us to. If River City Report or the site is sold or merged, the information may pass to the successor. Calls about your request may be recorded, and the recording may be kept with it.
We do not sell personal information. It is not shared for cross-context behavioral advertising either.
How long it stays on file
We hold each request for at least 4 years, and the record of the consent given with it for the same time. A deletion request does not remove that consent record before then.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
We do not track visitors across other websites. Because of that, the site responds the same way whether or not your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal.
Your rights and choices
Write to privacy@carcrashlawyersacramento.com to stop calls and texts or to use any right below. Our terms explain call consent.
California privacy rights let you find out what personal information we hold about you and get a copy. You can have it corrected. You can have it deleted. You can tell us to limit how we use sensitive information, though we only use it for your request. Opting out of sale or sharing does not arise, since we do not sell or share personal information. We will treat you the same whether or not you use these rights.
An agent can act for you with your written permission. To confirm that a request is really yours we may ask a few questions, and we respond within 45 days. As California Civil Code section 1798.83 asks, we confirm that no third party receives personal information from us for its own direct marketing.
Cookies, security, children and updates
Cookies and browser storage may be used so the site works and so we can count visits. The campaign tags from the link you arrived on are kept for the length of your visit. Children under 16 are not the intended audience of this site. Our safeguards are reasonable, yet no system is perfectly secure. We process your information in the United States. If this policy changes, the new text goes here with a new effective date.
Questions
Contact privacy@carcrashlawyersacramento.com about anything in this policy. Effective date: 12 November 2026.