ARTICLE 4: Ask-A-Lawyer Consultation Requests. Should the User choose to request an attorney consultation from those listed in our Ask-A-Lawyer directory, the User may do so directly by telephone, fax, mail, or via the online Request Form. As the Request Form states, User should NOT send Attorney any confidential information until and unless Attorney asks User to do so. User messages are typically transmitted directly to the Attorney through email or through an independent provider’s “Email to Fax service,” when the User chooses to use the online Request Form. SulloLaw takes no responsibility for the transmission or delivery of any such message. Copies of most messages sent through the Request Form are sent to our archives where they may be used on a confidential basis for our own purposes: to determine website traffic flow, to determine attorney responsiveness, or to determine visitor satisfaction. We maintain the confidentiality of any request to the fullest extent permitted by law. Should a User, within a short period of time, send multiple copies of a similar message via the Request Form, our system or staff may alert Attorneys to that fact to enable them to take it into consideration when determining whether to reply to a Request Form, or grant a Consultation. User could also potentially be barred from future use of the website or any of its features.