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"Information and literature posted on this site are intended as general information and are NOT intended to constitute legal advice nor to commence an attorney - client relationship".
This information is general in nature and not intended to address any specific set of facts. The information contained herein may not apply to your particular set of circumstances. Your review of this web site does NOT create an attorney - client relationship with any attorney listed herein. Katheryn H. Haywood is licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Texas and is licensed in the Northern District of Texas (federal). She has been licensed and in good standing since 1995.
This website is sponsored by Katheryn H. Haywood, Attorney at Law, for general, informational and advertising purposes. Sending an email does NOT establish an attorney - client relationship between the Law Office of Katheryn H. Haywood and the sender. Furthermore, the sender of the email has no expectation of privacy, privilege, or confidentiality either in the content of any message sent, or of the identity of the sender of any message sent to the contact portion of this website or any other mailbox contained within these pages.
Privacy Notice
Katheryn H. Haywood may acquire and collect non-public personal information about clients and former clients in the course of providing legal services. Such information may be obtained from the client; may be generated as a result of the services provided; or may be received from third parties involved in, or affiliated with, the services provided.
It is the policy of The Law Office of Katheryn H. Haywood that there be no disclosure of any non-public personal information about clients or former clients, except as is permitted by law. All client information will be kept confidential in accordance with the highest standards of care towards confidentiality and the sanctity of the attorney - client relationship.
Access to non-public personal information in strictly limited to those employees who have been hired to assist in the formulation of a defense. Expert witnesses, private investigators and other attorneys may be hired to assist with a case when necessary to provide the best defense for a client. These employees are hired by the law office and are held to the attorney - client privilege as well.
