Effective Date: July 23, 2026
Last Updated: July 23, 2026
This Privacy Policy, Attorney Advertising Disclaimer, and Communication Terms document explains how Utah Injury Connect and Navas Automation collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect information submitted through: https://utahinjuryconnect.com/
By using this website or submitting information, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this policy.
1. Website Operator
Utah Injury Connect is a trade name and lead-generation service operated by:
Navas Automation
Clinton, Utah 84015
Email: info@navasautomation.com
Phone: (801) 382-7283
Throughout this policy, “Utah Injury Connect,” “Navas Automation,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Navas Automation and the Utah Injury Connect service.
2. Attorney Advertising
This website is Attorney Advertising.
Utah Injury Connect is a paid marketing and lead-generation service operated by Navas Automation on behalf of:
The Advocates Injury Attorneys / Driggs, Bills & Day
Navas Automation may receive compensation for marketing services and for generating or transmitting inquiries to the law firm.
Utah Injury Connect and Navas Automation are not law firms, attorneys, legal-referral organizations, government agencies, insurance companies, or nonprofit legal-assistance organizations.
The information presented on this website is intended as general information and advertising. It is not legal advice.
3. No Legal Advice
Utah Injury Connect and Navas Automation do not:
- Provide legal advice;
- Determine whether someone has a valid legal claim;
- Calculate statutes of limitation or other legal deadlines;
- Determine legal fault or liability;
- Estimate the value of a claim;
- Recommend whether someone should accept a settlement;
- Recommend legal strategies;
- Negotiate with insurance companies;
- Represent website visitors;
- Guarantee representation, compensation, or results.
Only a licensed attorney can evaluate a legal matter and provide legal advice.
4. No Attorney-Client Relationship
Using this website, completing the preliminary questionnaire, communicating with Navas Automation, or submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship with:
- Utah Injury Connect;
- Navas Automation;
- The Advocates Injury Attorneys;
- Driggs, Bills & Day; or
- Any individual attorney.
An attorney-client relationship is created only after a law firm:
- Reviews the matter;
- Completes any necessary conflict checks;
- Confirms in writing that it has accepted the matter; and
- Enters into a written engagement agreement with the client.
Do not assume that an attorney represents you unless you receive written confirmation from the law firm.
5. Preliminary Questionnaire Disclaimer
The website’s preliminary questionnaire applies marketing and intake criteria provided by the receiving law firm.
The questionnaire is not a legal evaluation. Its result does not determine:
- Whether you have a valid legal claim;
- Whether a legal deadline has expired;
- Whether another attorney may accept your matter;
- Whether you may recover compensation; or
- The potential value of your matter.
A message stating that an inquiry may be submitted for attorney review does not mean that the visitor is “qualified,” that the law firm has accepted the matter, or that compensation will be recovered.
A message stating that a situation may not match the current online intake criteria does not mean that the person has no legal rights or no valid claim.
6. No Guarantee of Representation or Results
Submitting information does not guarantee that The Advocates Injury Attorneys or Driggs, Bills & Day will contact you, provide a consultation, or accept your matter.
No representation is made or implied that any visitor will obtain:
- A settlement;
- A judgment;
- Compensation;
- Reimbursement;
- Attorney representation; or
- Any particular result.
Every legal matter is different and depends on its facts, evidence, insurance coverage, applicable law, legal deadlines, and other circumstances.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
7. Legal Deadlines
Personal-injury and wrongful-death matters are subject to legal deadlines. Different deadlines may apply depending on the facts, responsible parties, government involvement, insurance coverage, and other circumstances.
Utah Injury Connect and Navas Automation do not calculate or monitor legal deadlines.
Do not delay contacting a licensed attorney because:
- You submitted this form;
- You are waiting for a response;
- The questionnaire did not allow you to proceed; or
- You relied on information presented on this website.
8. Information We Collect
We may collect information you voluntarily provide, including:
- First and last name;
- Telephone number;
- Email address;
- City, county, ZIP code, and state;
- Preferred method and time of contact;
- Incident type;
- Incident date and location;
- Description of the incident;
- Injury information;
- Medical-treatment information;
- Insurance information;
- Property-damage information;
- Information about the person or business believed to be responsible;
- Attorney-representation status;
- Questionnaire responses;
- Marketing source or referral information;
- Documents or photographs you voluntarily provide;
- Communication-consent selections; and
- Other information included in your inquiry.
We may also automatically collect:
- Internet Protocol address;
- Browser and device information;
- Operating system;
- Referring website;
- Pages viewed;
- Date and time of access;
- Form version;
- Privacy-policy version;
- Consent timestamp;
- UTM and advertising-source parameters;
- Cookie identifiers; and
- General website usage information.
9. Sensitive Information
Personal-injury inquiries may contain sensitive information about health, injuries, treatment, insurance, location, or family circumstances.
Please do not submit through the initial website form:
- Social Security numbers;
- Banking or payment information;
- Passwords;
- Medical-portal credentials;
- Insurance-portal credentials;
- Complete medical records;
- Driver’s-license images;
- Passport images; or
- Other information that is not reasonably necessary for the initial inquiry.
Information submitted to Utah Injury Connect or Navas Automation is not automatically protected by attorney-client privilege.
10. How We Use Information
We may use information to:
- Process and administer an inquiry;
- Apply the preliminary marketing-intake criteria;
- Transmit the inquiry to The Advocates/Driggs, Bills & Day;
- Allow the law firm to review and respond to the inquiry;
- Communicate about the inquiry when consent or other legal authority exists;
- Send form confirmations and service-related messages;
- Maintain proof of consent;
- Honor communication preferences and opt-out requests;
- Prevent fraud, spam, abuse, and unauthorized activity;
- Troubleshoot and improve website functionality;
- Measure advertising performance using appropriately limited data;
- Secure the website and submission systems;
- Comply with legal obligations; and
- Establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.
We do not use injury descriptions, medical information, or confidential form responses to create advertising audiences where prohibited by law or platform policy.
11. How We Share Information
Information submitted through Utah Injury Connect may be shared with:
The receiving law firm
Your inquiry may be shared with:
The Advocates Injury Attorneys / Driggs, Bills & Day
The law firm independently determines whether it can provide a consultation or accept the matter.
Technology and service providers
Information may be processed by vendors that support:
- Website hosting;
- WordPress operation;
- Form processing;
- Case-intake and customer-management systems, including Lead Docket when enabled;
- Email delivery;
- Telephone or text-message communications;
- Spam prevention;
- Cybersecurity;
- Data storage;
- Website maintenance; and
- Compliance recordkeeping.
These providers may process information only as necessary to provide their services or as otherwise permitted by law and their applicable agreements.
Legal and safety disclosures
Information may be disclosed when reasonably necessary to:
- Comply with law, court orders, subpoenas, or legal processes;
- Detect or prevent fraud, abuse, or security incidents;
- Protect the rights, property, or safety of Navas Automation, the law firm, website users, or others;
- Investigate unlawful activity; or
- Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
12. No Undisclosed Distribution to Multiple Law Firms
Utah Injury Connect currently submits inquiries to:
The Advocates Injury Attorneys / Driggs, Bills & Day
We will not distribute the same inquiry to additional law firms unless we first update the applicable disclosures and obtain any consent required by law.
The receiving law firm may make an independent referral after reviewing an inquiry. Any such referral is controlled by the law firm and subject to its professional obligations and privacy practices.
13. Calls and Text Messages
If you provide the required consent, you authorize Utah Injury Connect/Navas Automation and The Advocates Injury Attorneys/Driggs, Bills & Day to contact you regarding your inquiry at the telephone number provided.
Communications may include calls and text messages sent using automated technology or an artificial or prerecorded voice where legally permitted.
Your consent is not a condition of purchasing goods or services.
Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies.
You may revoke consent at any time by:
- Replying STOP to a text message;
- Contacting us at info@navasautomation.com;
- Calling (801) 382-7283; or
- Making another reasonable request to stop communications.
Reply HELP for assistance.
After an opt-out request, you may receive a final confirmation message. Your number will be placed on the applicable suppression list unless further communication is legally required or separately requested.
14. Email Communications and CAN-SPAM
If you consent to receive marketing emails, Utah Injury Connect/Navas Automation and The Advocates may send information relating to services or personal-injury topics.
Commercial emails will:
- Accurately identify the sender;
- Use nondeceptive subject lines;
- Include a valid physical postal address;
- Provide a clear unsubscribe method; and
- Honor valid unsubscribe requests as required by law.
You may unsubscribe using the link contained in an email or by contacting [privacy email].
Unsubscribing from marketing messages may not prevent necessary transactional communications concerning an inquiry you submitted.
15. Cookies and Analytics
This website may use cookies and similar technologies to:
- Maintain website security;
- Remember user preferences;
- Prevent duplicate or fraudulent submissions;
- Understand website performance;
- Measure general traffic;
- Attribute inquiries to advertising campaigns; and
- Improve website functionality.
Where required, visitors will be given appropriate notice or choices concerning nonessential cookies.
We do not intentionally transmit medical information, injury descriptions, or complete form responses to Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, or other advertising platforms.
16. Targeted Advertising and Personal-Data Sales
Navas Automation may use limited website and advertising information to measure campaign performance and present relevant advertising.
To the extent required by applicable Utah law, eligible Utah consumers may request to opt out of:
- The sale of personal data; or
- Processing of personal data for targeted advertising.
Submitting information to a law firm specifically identified in this policy so that the firm can review the requested inquiry is not presented as an independent or unbiased attorney-matching service.
To submit an applicable request, contact:
Email: info@navasautomation.com
Subject: Utah Privacy Request
17. Utah Privacy Rights
To the extent the Utah Consumer Privacy Act applies to Navas Automation and the information involved, eligible Utah consumers may have the right to:
- Confirm whether personal data is being processed;
- Access certain personal data;
- Request deletion of personal data they provided;
- Obtain a copy of certain personal data; and
- Opt out of qualifying personal-data sales or targeted advertising.
To submit a request, email info@navasautomation.com with the subject “Utah Privacy Request.”
We may take reasonable steps to verify your identity before completing a request. Certain information may be retained when legally permitted or required, including information needed to:
- Maintain communication opt-out records;
- Protect against fraud;
- Comply with legal obligations;
- Maintain security;
- Resolve disputes; or
- Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
Utah privacy guidance states that covered businesses must provide clear notices, safeguard personal data, and provide applicable rights concerning access, deletion, sales, and targeted advertising. Utah Attorney General privacy guidance
18. Data Retention
We retain information only for as long as reasonably necessary to:
- Process the inquiry;
- Maintain consent records;
- Satisfy legal and compliance obligations;
- Resolve disputes;
- Prevent fraud;
- Enforce agreements; and
- Protect legal rights.
Website inquiry records may be automatically deleted according to the retention period configured by Navas Automation, except when a longer period is legally required or reasonably necessary.
The receiving law firm may retain information under its own retention policies and professional obligations.
19. Data Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information from unauthorized access, use, alteration, disclosure, or destruction.
Safeguards may include:
- HTTPS encryption;
- Restricted administrator access;
- Access controls;
- Input validation;
- Spam protection;
- Security monitoring;
- Software updates;
- Secure hosting;
- Data-retention controls; and
- Incident-response procedures.
No website, transmission method, or electronic-storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
20. Data Breach Notification
If a security incident occurs, Navas Automation will investigate and provide notices when required by applicable law.
Utah requires businesses to take reasonable steps to prevent unlawful disclosure and to provide required notices following qualifying breaches. Utah Attorney General data-privacy guidance
21. Children’s Privacy
This website is intended for adults seeking information concerning personal-injury matters.
We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under 13 without legally sufficient authorization.
A parent, guardian, or legally authorized representative should submit an inquiry involving a minor.
If you believe a child submitted information without appropriate authorization, contact [privacy email].
22. Third-Party Websites
This website may link to The Advocates’ website or other third-party services.
Navas Automation does not control and is not responsible for the privacy, security, content, or practices of third-party websites. Review the privacy policy of each website you visit.
23. Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy to reflect changes in:
- Website functionality;
- Business practices;
- Service providers;
- Law-firm relationships;
- Technology;
- Advertising practices; or
- Legal requirements.
The updated version will be posted on this page with a revised “Last Updated” date.
Material changes may be communicated through additional notice when required.
24. Contact Information
Questions, privacy requests, deletion requests, or communication opt-outs may be submitted to:
Utah Injury Connect
A Navas Automation Service
Navas Automation
Clinton, Utah 84015
Email: info@navasautomation.com
Phone: (801) 382-7283
25. Final Disclaimer
ATTORNEY ADVERTISING
Utah Injury Connect is a Navas Automation marketing and lead-generation service. Utah Injury Connect and Navas Automation are not law firms and do not provide legal advice.
Information submitted through this website may be shared with The Advocates Injury Attorneys/Driggs, Bills & Day for attorney review.
Submitting an inquiry:
- Does not create an attorney-client relationship;
- Does not guarantee that the law firm will accept the matter;
- Does not guarantee compensation or any particular result; and
- Does not extend, pause, or calculate any legal deadline.
Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.