Privacy & Disclaimers
Handled with care,stated without hedging
Last updated: July 2026
What we collect
- —Information you choose to share through our forms: your name, email, phone number, property details, policy and claim information, and any documents or photographs you upload.
- —Your consultation form progress, saved in your own browser so you can resume — this never leaves your device until you submit.
- —Basic, privacy-respecting usage analytics (pages visited, tools used) that help us improve the site.
How we use it
- —To review and respond to your consultation, booking, contact or snapshot requests.
- —To prepare for conversations you have asked for.
- —To send the downloadable resources and optional educational updates you requested, at the frequency you chose in the preference center.
- —We do not sell your information. We do not share it with insurers, carriers, or marketers.
Documents & uploads
- —Files you upload are stored securely and accessed only to assist with your request. You may ask us to delete them at any time through the contact page.
Your choices
- —Ask us any time what we hold about you, correct it, or have it deleted.
- —Update communication topics and frequency in the preference center on the Tools & Resources page.
- —Decline optional cookies and analytics in your browser settings; the site's core features work without them.
Disclaimers
- —Swift Property Claims provides insurance claim consulting and advisory services to Florida policyholders, led by Rodrick Brenner, a licensed Florida insurance adjuster and consultant. We do not act as public adjusters or negotiate claims with insurers on your behalf, and we are not a law firm, and nothing on this site or in our consultations is legal advice.
- —Our consultations are for policyholders. Legal questions are referred to licensed attorneys.
- —No outcome, settlement amount, or claim result is promised, implied, or guaranteed. Every claim depends on its own facts, documentation, deadlines, and policy language.
- —Content on this site — including articles, tools, scores, checklists, and calculator results — is general educational information. It does not account for your specific policy and must not be relied on as a coverage determination.
- —Florida insurance law and policy forms change. Always confirm deadlines, deductibles, and coverage against your own policy documents and, where appropriate, a licensed attorney or public adjuster.