Effective November 14, 2026

We publish legal information to help you understand common injury claim issues, find relevant sources, and ask better questions. This policy explains how we prepare that content, identify responsibility for it, and handle updates and corrections. Website content provides general information. It is not legal advice about your particular situation.

What This Policy Covers

This policy applies to legal articles, practice-area pages, location pages, guides, FAQs, and legal explanations that accompany tools or videos. It does not turn a community program, private client communication, or fictional T-Shirt Lawyer story into legal guidance. When dramatized content includes a legal explanation, it still needs a factual basis. Fictional events are not real client results.

Who Prepares and Reviews Legal Content

Writers, editors, researchers, designers, and technical contributors may help prepare and maintain a page. Founding attorney Jared J. Pehrson oversees our legal review process. We keep the writer, attorney reviewer, responsible attorney, and publisher roles separate.

We keep a review record for covered legal pages. It identifies the page address, reviewed version, author when known, attorney reviewer, jurisdiction, material sources, approval, and reason to review the page again. A public page may summarize that information without displaying the full internal record.

What Our Attribution Labels Mean

  • Written by identifies the person who wrote the page or the contribution described.
  • Reviewed by Jared J. Pehrson means Jared substantively reviewed the identified version’s legal explanations for the subject and jurisdiction shown. It does not necessarily mean he wrote the first draft.
  • Responsible attorney identifies the attorney responsible for the firm, service, or editorial oversight. That label alone does not claim personal authorship or a page-specific substantive review.
  • Published by Impact Legal identifies the organization as publisher. It does not assign personal authorship or legal review to Jared.

A label applies to the identified page and version. It does not automatically apply to every linked resource. We do not assign a review label simply because an attorney owns the firm, a template contains a byline, or a page was edited for search visibility.

Research and Legal Review Standards

We use sources appropriate to the question. When a legal claim depends on controlling authority, we give priority to statutes, court rules, published judicial decisions, and official agencies. Secondary sources may add context, but they do not replace controlling authority. Our legal resource library gives you direct routes to our current guides and explanations.

Legal review considers the jurisdiction, legal propositions, qualifications, exceptions, and time-sensitive statements. It also considers whether the explanation could mislead a reader about a deadline, available insurance, likely recovery, or the availability of representation. Material uncertainty should be stated in plain language.

Statistics should identify a credible source and relevant period. Examples, estimates, and assumptions should be labeled. We do not invent case results, client experiences, citations, credentials, awards, or firsthand experience. Testimonials and results must be accurate and presented without promising the same outcome in another matter.

Software and AI Assistance

We may use software, including AI tools, to help organize research, draft, edit, or format content. Tool output is not legal authority. It does not replace attorney review. Legal citations and factual claims must be checked against reliable sources before reviewed legal content is approved.

Writers and reviewers remain responsible for the finished content. Private client or prospective-client information should not be placed in public content or drafting tools without an authorized purpose and appropriate safeguards. See our privacy policy for information about how this website handles information.

Publication, Update, and Review Dates

  • A publication date identifies when content was first published.
  • An updated date identifies a meaningful content change. It does not establish that a new legal review occurred.
  • A legal review date identifies a substantive attorney review of the stated version.

We do not substitute a deployment date, cache refresh, schema change, or routine CMS modification date for a legal review date. Styling, link, metadata, and other technical changes do not create a new review date.

When We Review Content Again

We reassess content when we identify a material change in law, a source correction, a meaningful revision, or another issue that could affect accuracy. Time-sensitive and frequently used guidance receives priority. Older content may be revised, qualified, or removed when it can no longer be supported.

A later substantive change creates a new content version. The existing review label applies only if that version is reviewed or the record confirms that the change did not affect the reviewed legal substance. A displayed date does not mean that every later legal development is already reflected.

Corrections and Reader Feedback

To report a possible error, contact Impact Legal or call (602) 345-1818. Include the page address, the statement at issue, and a supporting source if one is available. Please do not send sensitive case details with a general editorial request.

We route substantive legal concerns for attorney review and correct material errors when confirmed. A correction that changes a significant legal conclusion may be explained on the page when that context helps readers. Minor spelling, formatting, or accessibility fixes may be made without a separate correction notice.

Submitting a correction request does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not protect or extend a legal deadline. The website disclaimer explains the limits of general website information.

Marketing Interest and Transparency

This website describes and markets our services. We have an interest in readers contacting us. That does not change the standard for legal accuracy. Search optimization does not justify an unsupported legal claim, misleading credential, or inaccurate attribution label. Paid relationships and other material connections should be disclosed when relevant.

Questions About This Policy

Questions about this policy may be directed through the firm’s current contact page or by calling (602) 345-1818. Impact Legal, PLLC is located at 16202 N Cave Creek Road, Suite D, Phoenix, Arizona 85032.