Legal Notices

Regarding Privileged Communications. Any communication with EAGLETON|POTTIER, P.C. (the “Firm”) via e-mail relating to a matter for which the Firm does not already represent you must not contain confidential or sensitive information because that communication will not be treated as privileged or as confidential. If you communicate with the Firm by e-mail relating to a matter for which we already represent you, you are advised that the security of sending confidential or sensitive information by e-mail is uncertain. If you chose to send e-mail messages containing sensitive or confidential information that is not encrypted, then you accept the risks inherent in doing so and the possible consequences associated therewith, being that the information contained in such email messages may not be treated as privileged.

Regarding the Creation of Attorney/Client Relationship. An Attorney/Client relationship can only be formed by a written legal services agreement. Any reliance on any communication with the Firm, by someone who has not entered into a written fee agreement with the Firm relies upon such information at the reader’s own risk.

NOTICES OF UNAVAILABILITY: As indicated by e-mail, counsel will be out of the office and unavailable for any purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to, receiving notices of any kind, responding to ex parte applications, appearing at depositions or in court on the date(s) so indicated (“Period of Unavailability”). This notice is given pursuant to the case of Tenderloin Housing Clinic v. Sparks (1992) 8 Cal.App.4th229. Purposeful scheduling of a conflicting proceeding without good cause during the Period of Unavailability is sanctionable conduct.