CJ Rosenbaum and the staff at Rosenbaum Famularo, PC are required by law to assure you 100% confidentiality.

As a law firm, we protect your privacy under the Attorney-Client Privilege. We keep your information secret by law.

Privacy Policy CJ and the Amazon Sellers Lawyer team are bound by ethical rules that govern the practice of law.

Attorney-Client Privilege

According to the Bouvier Law Dictionary:

“A client’s privilege to bar introduction or evidence given to the client’s attorney. The attorney-client privilege bars introduction or evidence provided by a client to an attorney in the attorney’s performance of legal services for the client. Services eligible for the privilege include counseling, preparation, or the representation (or preparation for the representation) of the client in litigation, administrative matters, negotiations with other parties, or related matters. In some states, the privilege extends also to the attorney’s communications with the client, although in other states such communications are only privileged when they reflect the client’s own statements or information. The privilege is the client’s, who may waive it, though it is of no application in a dispute between the client and the attorney. The privilege extends to communications with the attorney’s agents, including paralegals and secretaries, but applies only to information provided to the attorney or the attorney’s agents that is related to the representation of the client. The privilege is qualified, and an attorney is not barred by the privilege from disclosing information required: (a) to avert reasonably certain death or injury to the client, to the lawyer, or other others; (b) to prevent, mitigate, or rectify a serious crime or fraud by the client; (c) to secure advice about the extent of the privilege; (d) to defend the attorney from charges or claims arising from the representation; or (e) to comply with a court order. The privilege is to be narrowly construed, and doubts as to its applicability are to be resolved in favor of disclosure.”

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The information provided on this website is not intended to be legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. Internet subscribers are advised not to take any action based upon the material in this website without first consulting CJ Rosenbaum or other legal counsel. We are not responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on any sites linked to ours. This website may be considered lawyer advertising by the State of New York.

Your information will never be shared with a third party.

Data Rights – Safeguarding Your Data

The law firm of Rosenbaum Famularo, PC is committed to protecting the confidentiality and security of data.

Our Privacy Policy: We are keenly aware of the trust you place in us and our responsibility to keep your privacy and data secure. As part of this responsibility, we let you know what information we collect when you use our products and services, why we collect it, and how we use it to improve your experience.

Our Cookie Policy: The law firm of Rosenbaum Famularo, PC uses Google Analytics to report on visitor interactions on its websites. Google Analytics collects first-party cookies, data related to the device/browser, IP address and on-site/app activities to measure and report statistics about user interactions on the websites and/or apps that use Google Analytics. Customers may customize cookies and the data collected with features like cookie settings, User-ID, Data Import, and Measurement Protocol. Users may disable cookies or delete any individual cookie. In addition, Google Analytics supports an optional browser add-on that once installed and enabled, disables measurement by Google Analytics for any site a user visits. Note that this add-on only disables Google Analytics measurement. Where sites or apps have implemented Google Analytics with other Google Advertising products, like AdWords, additional advertising identifiers may be collected. Users can opt-out of this feature and manage their settings for this cookie using the Ads Settings. Google Analytics also collects Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to provide and protect the security of the service, and to give website owners a sense of which country, state, or city in the world their users come from (also known as “IP geolocation”). Google Analytics provides a method to mask IPs that are collected but note that website owners have access to their users’ IP addresses even if the website owners do not use Google Analytics.

Our Commitment to EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): Keeping users’ information safe and secure is among our highest priorities. We are committed to complying with the new legislation and will collaborate with partners throughout this process.

Your Data Rights: If you have an account on this site, or have left comments, you can request to receive an exported file of the personal data we hold about you, including any data you have provided to us. You can also request that we erase any personal data we hold about you. This does not include any data we are obliged to keep for administrative, legal, or security purposes.


Privacy Policy

The American Bar Association describes the attorneys’ obligations of confidentiality in ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.8.

Since Amazon is located in Seattle, many cases by sellers against Amazon can only be brought in Washington State. To review the Rules of Professional Conduct in Washington State, click here: RP 1.6. It is titled “Confidentiality of Information.”

CJ Rosenbaum started in New York and has been a District Leader in the New York State Bar Association for many years. New York’s rules on confidentiality are located in New York’s law called the Civil Practice Law and Rules at section 4503.

Attorneys in New York refer to the rules as the “CPLR.” CPLR 4503 states:

“Confidential communication privileged. Unless the client waives the privilege, an attorney or his or her employee, or any person who obtains without the knowledge of the client evidence of a confidential communication made between the attorney or his or her employee and the client in the course of professional employment, shall not disclose, or be allowed to disclose such communication, nor shall the client be compelled to disclose such communication, in any action, disciplinary trial or hearing, or administrative action, proceeding or hearing conducted by or on behalf of any state, municipal or local governmental agency or by the legislature or any committee or body thereof. Evidence of any such communication obtained by any such person, and evidence resulting therefrom, shall not be disclosed by any state, municipal or local governmental agency or by the legislature or any committee or body thereof. The relationship of an attorney and client shall exist between a professional service corporation organized under article fifteen of the business corporation law to practice as an attorney and counselor-at-law and the clients to whom it renders legal services.”

If you only want to reveal your information to someone that’s required by law to maintain confidentiality, contact the law firm of Rosenbaum Famularo, PC today:

Email: CJ@AmazonSellersLawyer.com
Phone: 1-877-9-Seller


CJ Rosenbaum holds nationwide leadership roles in several areas of the law. If you want to read about attorneys’ duties to keep your information confidential, links to information for every state in the U.S. are listed below.

Information on the Attorney-Client Privilege in each U.S. state can be accessed below:

Alabama   –    Alaska  –  Arizona  –  Arkansas  –  California  –  Colorado

Connecticut  –  Delaware  –  Florida   –  Georgia  –  Hawaii  –  Idaho

Illinois  –  Indiana  –  Iowa  –  Kansas  –  Kentucky  –  Louisiana

Maine  –  Maryland  –  Massachusetts  –  Michigan  –  Minnesota

Mississippi  –  Missouri  –  Montana  –  Nebraska  –  Nevada

New Hampshire  –  New Jersey  –  New Mexico  –  New York

North Carolina  –  North Dakota  –  Ohio  –  Oklahoma  –  Oregon

Pennsylvania  –  Rhode Island  –  South Carolina  –  South Dakota

Tennessee  –  Texas  –  Utah  –  Vermont  –  Virginia  –  Washington

West Virginia  –  Wisconsin  –  Wyoming


Suspended Amazon Sellers & the Attorney-Client Privilege

Suspended Amazon Sellers’  information is protected by the attorney-client privilege.

As with all clients of a law firm, all information that suspended Amazon sellers provide to us is maintained with strict confidentiality. Whether your issue has to do with a suspended Amazon sellers account, trade secrets, individual products or specific ways that an Amazon seller is operating their account, all information provided to us is maintained with strict confidentiality.

In addition to receiving the attorney-client privilege and having all of your information maintained confidentially, nobody who works for the firm is allowed to maintain an Amazon seller account. Nobody who works for the firm is a seller. Nobody who works for the firm can compete with any of our clients or use your information in any way that doesn’t solely benefit the Amazon seller.

Amazon sellers information is protected by the attorney-client privilege by everyone who works for the firm. Whether you are talking with CJ Rosenbaum, Anthony Famularo or anyone from our team, all communications are protected by the attorney-client privilege.


What’s protected by the Attorney-Client Privilege?

– All conversations between Amazon sellers and the staff at AmazonSellersLawyer.com are protected.

– Any advice provided to you by Amazon Sellers’ Lawyer is protected.

– All documents Amazon sellers provide to us are confidential.

scale of justice amazon sellers attorney client privilegeMany Amazon sellers need the benefits of the Attorney-Client Privilege so that they can be fully open about how they are operating their Amazon sellers accounts, so that the seller can obtain advice that fits their needs.

Suspended Amazon sellers may want the assurance of the attorney-client privilege before they reveal:

  • How the suspended Amazon seller sourced their products;
  • How the suspended Amazon seller altered their invoices;
  • Where the suspended Amazon seller obtained the pictures or images used in their listing;
  • Scenarios where the suspended Amazon seller is purchasing its inventory in one Corporation and then selling it to themselves to resell on the platform;
  • Cases where the suspended Amazon seller purchased inventory that was meant to sell in one country and then sold it in another;
  • Where the suspended Amazon seller has been accused of things by other law firms, and;
  • Countless other scenarios where the suspended Amazon seller needs to know that whatever the Amazon seller was doing, he or she can still obtain confidential legal advice on how to address his or her problems.

The American Bar Association’s description of the Attorney-Client Privilege can be found here.

Suspended Amazon sellers who need a Plan of Action or an appeal can reveal the information about the suspended Amazon account safely under the Attorney-Client Privilege.

Amazon sellers’ information about their account suspensions, how they maintain their accounts and all other information are protected by law.

It is common knowledge that Amazon tracks your metrics to identify products that Amazon feels it should start selling directly, we do not use your Amazon seller information for anything other than to draft persuasive Plans of Action and Amazon appeals.

Since Amazon is located in Seattle, many cases by sellers against Amazon can only be brought in Washington State. You may want to review what the Washington State’s RP 1.6.  RP 1.6 is titled “Confidentiality of Information.”

New York’s rules on confidentiality are located in New York’s law called the Civil Practice Law and Rules at section 4503.  Attorneys in New York refer to the rules as the “CPLR.”  CPLR 4503 states:

“Confidential communication privileged. Unless the client waives the privilege, an attorney or his or her employee, or any person who obtains without the knowledge of the client evidence of a confidential communication made between the attorney or his or her employee and the client in the course of professional employment, shall not disclose, or be allowed to disclose such communication, nor shall the client be compelled to disclose such communication, in any action, disciplinary trial or hearing, or administrative action, proceeding or hearing conducted by or on behalf of any state, municipal or local governmental agency or by the legislature or any committee or body thereof. Evidence of any such communication obtained by any such person, and evidence resulting therefrom, shall not be disclosed by any state, municipal or local governmental agency or by the legislature or any committee or body thereof.  The relationship of an attorney and client shall exist between a professional service corporation organized under article fifteen of the business corporation law to practice as an attorney and counselor-at-law and the clients to whom it renders legal services.”

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