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 Privacy Policy

Legal Life Settlements takes extensive precautions to protect our clients' confidential information. We have comprehensive internal privacy procedures, including physical and electronic safeguards, which comply with or exceed state and federal privacy laws.

We have developed the following privacy policy to address any concerns that you may have about how we gather, protect and use our clients' confidential information.

How do we collect confidential information?

The information we collect may be obtained in several ways: via e-mail or postal mail, telephonically or in person. We may also obtain information when an online form or life settlement application is filled out.

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Will confidential information be disclosed to third-parties?

Our clients’ medical, financial and personal data will never be disclosed to or shared with third-parties who are not involved in the settling of a life insurance policy without written consent, except when required under law or litigation. In order for us to provide services on our clients’ behalf, confidential information may be forwarded to high-quality life settlement industry participants, such as brokers and providers, who are committed to protecting client privacy. These reputable affiliates are required to keep all of our clients’ information strictly confidential. For more information, see Is the life settlement process confidential?.

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What measures are taken to protect confidential information?

We have electronic, physical and procedural safeguards in place to protect your confidential information. Once your life settlement application (and all documentation pertaining to it) has been received and processed, your information will be stored and secured on password-protected computer systems both on and off site. Access to this information is granted and given only to employees on a strictly ‘need to know’ basis. Once your information is stored and encrypted on our systems, it will be backed up for loss-preventative measures. In addition, once no longer needed, all hardcopy forms and documentation will be properly shredded and discarded.

*Please note that we cannot be responsible for the security of any information sent to us via e-mail. Although our e-mail servers use encryption technology, e-mails sent to us may have gone through numerous servers that are not protected. We therefore advise against sending any confidential information via e-mail.

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What kinds of confidential information do we gather?

Depending on the services we provide you, information we gather can vary from basic contact information such as your name, e-mail or telephone number as well as more sensitive financial, medical and insurance policy information. The following are scenarios in which we gather information about you, including the kind of information we collect:

Contacting Legal Life Settlements. Should you contact us with a question or inquiry, we will collect your name, phone number and/or e-mail address so that we may promptly respond to you. Upon your request, you may be asked a series of preliminary questions concerning your health status and insurance policy information to assess the viability of a life settlement transaction for your policy.

Filling out a life settlement application. Should you fill out a life settlement application, you will be required to sign authorization forms, which will give us access to your medical and insurance policy information, and allow us to forward this information to our high-quality affiliates to further process your application.

Filling out a life settlement application requires you to disclose the following information:

• Insured/Policyholder’s Name
• Current Address
• Social Security Number
• Date of Birth
• Phone Numbers
• E-mail Address
• Marital Status
• Financial Data
• Description of current medical condition(s)
• Names of attending physicians/specialists
• Medical Records/Documentation (Attending Physician Statements)
• Life Insurance Policy (In-Force Ledger)
• Copy of a Valid Driver’s License



 

 

 

 


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