Privacy policy

This policy explains what information braininjurylawyermaryland.com collects and how it is used. The site is operated for Aaron Blank, Esq., a partner at Blank Kim Injury Law.

What information does this site collect?

When you send the case review form, we receive what you type: your name, phone number, email address if you give it, the type of case, your description of what happened and how you heard about us. The form also records the page you sent it from, the referring page and campaign tags in the page address, such as utm parameters.

Like most websites, the site’s hosting provider keeps standard server logs, such as IP addresses and browser types, for security and performance.

How is the information used?

Form submissions are used to review your inquiry and contact you about it. They are delivered to Blank Kim Injury Law through an intake system operated by a service provider, which stores the submission so the firm can follow up. We do not sell your information.

Talk to Aaron about your brain injury claim.

(240) 443-2430

Is what I send confidential?

We treat inquiries as confidential. Sending the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, so please do not include confidential details until we have spoken.

How do I ask about or delete my information?

Use the contact page to ask what information we hold about you or to ask us to delete it, subject to any legal duty to keep records.

Talk to Aaron about your brain injury claim.

(240) 443-2430

Will this policy change?

If it does, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new date.

Tell us about the brain injury

(240) 443-2430

Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not include confidential details until we have spoken.

No fee unless we recover

A free, confidential review of your case

  • Aaron’s team reads every brain injury inquiry and follows up with you directly.
  • You do not need medical records or a diagnosis to reach out.
  • Family members can contact us for someone who is still recovering.

Brain injury cases are handled on a contingency fee. The firm advances the case costs and is repaid only from a recovery.