Who is responsible
ClaimSide Legal is a campaign website operated for Rees Clayton Solicitors Ltd. Rees Clayton Solicitors Ltd is responsible for personal information submitted through this website. You can contact the firm at contact@claimside.co.uk or The Ace Enterprise Centre, Cross Street, Nelson, Lancashire, BB9 7NN.
Enquiry forms
When an enquiry form is enabled, the details you submit are sent securely to Rees Clayton Solicitors’ customer relationship management system so the firm can review and respond to your enquiry. This may include contact details and information about an accident, injury, treatment or medical condition. Do not upload documents or provide information the form does not request. If the page identifies a form as a preview, no enquiry is sent and the sample entries remain only in that open page until it is reloaded or closed.
Why the information is used
The firm uses enquiry information to take steps at your request before deciding whether it can act, to communicate with you, to protect the website from misuse and to meet legal and regulatory responsibilities. Submitting an enquiry does not create a solicitor-client relationship or mean that the firm has accepted your matter.
Technical information
The hosting provider, Vercel, may process technical request information such as an IP address, browser details and security logs to deliver and protect the website. The enquiry record may include the source page, campaign attribution and device category so the firm can identify the campaign and understand how the enquiry arrived. No advertising or analytics tools are described as enabled in this version.
Retention and sharing
The firm keeps enquiry information only for as long as needed for the enquiry and its legal, regulatory and record-keeping responsibilities. Access is limited to authorised staff and service providers supporting the website and customer relationship management system. Information may be disclosed where required by law or regulation.
Your data rights
Depending on the circumstances, you may have rights to access, correct, erase or restrict use of personal information, object to processing and request portability. Contact the firm to raise a request. You may also raise a concern with the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Information Commissioner’s Office