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Text Message (SMS) Terms

 

Program. The Evans Law Firm text messages: court date reminders, account balance notices, requests to call the office, and two-way messages with the Firm’s attorney and staff about your matter. Sent from (601) 990-8111.

 

Who receives them. Only clients who agreed in writing (on the intake form, engagement letter or employment contract) or texted YES or START to (601) 990-8111. Agreeing is not a condition of hiring the Firm.

 

Frequency. Message frequency varies with your case.

 

Cost. Message and data rates may apply, depending on your mobile plan.

 

Stop or get help. Reply STOP at any time to stop all text messages; you will receive one message confirming it. Reply START to sign up again. Reply HELP, call (601) 990-2224 or email benton@theevanslawfirm.net for help.

 

Carriers. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

 

Confidential matters. Text messages are not a secure way to discuss the facts of your case. Please call or meet with us for anything confidential; we will not text details of your case.

 

Privacy. See our Privacy Policy at https://www.evanslawms.com/privacy-policy. No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.

 

Sample consent box. This is the text-message consent box as it appears on the firm's client intake form; the engagement letter and employment contract use the same wording. Picture: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/dc5759_ad4dd31333254d72acf9971acf4f455d~mv2.png

 

– OFFICE LOCATIONS –

The Evans Law Firm

of Brookhaven

 

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316 S Second St

Brookhaven, MS  39601​​​

(601) 990-2224

The Evans Law Firm

of Monticello

 

 

540 E Broad St

Monticello, MS  39654​​​

(601) 587-0615

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