Last updated November 9, 2026
Categories and purposes
If you choose to tell us about an injury, we may receive information about the incident, symptoms, injuries, diagnoses, treatment, medical providers, medical expenses, recovery, disability, or other health-related effects you describe. We use that information to respond to your request, evaluate a possible personal injury matter and conflicts, and, if we are retained, provide requested legal services.
Sources
We receive this information directly from you or someone you authorize to speak for you, through phone or email, any health details you voluntarily put in the website inquiry form despite its warning, and Clio Grow intake forms. Please do not include health details in the website inquiry form. If a representation begins, we may also receive information from records and other sources relevant to your matter as authorized or permitted by law.
Sharing and processors
Health-data categories described above may be disclosed to medical providers, insurers, opposing parties, experts, co-counsel, courts, or other participants when needed for legal services you request, with appropriate authority and subject to applicable law. We use legal practice and communications service providers, including Clio for intake and client communications, to process information on our behalf. We do not sell consumer health data. We do not share consumer health data with an affiliated company for its own purposes.
Your choices and rights
Where Washington’s My Health My Data Act applies, you may ask whether we collect, share, or sell your consumer health data, access it and information about recipients, withdraw consent for future collection or sharing, and request deletion. To make a request, email info@arrowlawgroup.com with the subject “Consumer Health Data Request,” call (425) 531-7946, or write to Arrow Law Group, PLLC, 12020 SE 60th Street, Bellevue, WA 98006. Do not send sensitive identification documents in an initial email. We may need to verify your identity through a suitable method before acting.
If we refuse a request, you may appeal by using the same contact methods and stating “Consumer Health Data Appeal.” We will respond within the time required by applicable law and explain how to contact the Washington Attorney General if an appeal is denied. Legal duties may affect how a particular request is handled.