Our law firm values and respects your privacy. This policy outlines our practices and commitment regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of information on this site.
When you browse the public areas of this website, your identity remains anonymous. Any interactions or submissions that you make, via a form, email, or phone call, for example, are obviously not anonymous. Thus, this privacy policy does not cover information obtained through such interactions, except as described in “Advertising and Measurement” below. Information submitted through our website forms or by email may be processed using an automated spam detection service.
This website utilizes “cookies,” which are small text files stored on your computer’s hard drive. Cookies help us obtain information (such as how often a user or devices within their network visit the site, the number of visits to specific pages). You can manage or disable cookies through your web browser settings. We only use cookies to enhance your experience and track data directly related to your visit and interaction with this website. We do not use cookies or any other mechanism to access any unrelated information. We do not sell this information. In addition, we do not share this information with third parties, other than as outlined within this policy.
In addition to cookies, we collect your Internet Protocol (IP) address, which is a number assigned to your device when you connect to the Internet. We use IP address information to manage our website, track visitor numbers, and compile demographic insights. The IP address data we gather does not include personally identifiable information; however, when you submit information through this website, that information becomes associated with your IP address and is recorded accordingly. This data may be used to recognize you during future visits to this website or affiliated sites and to personalize your browsing experience. We do not sell this information. In addition, we do not share this information with third parties, other than as outlined within this policy.
Non-personally identifiable data collected by this website may be accessed by designated firm personnel, third-party website designers, marketing partners, and the service providers hosting or maintaining the website. This data is only used internally and in collaboration with these partners to enhance and improve the website’s functionality and user experience.
Our website may provide links to third-party websites that are not under our control. Similarly, it may feature embedded content, such as videos, images, or articles. Interacting with embedded content is equivalent to visiting the original website hosting that content. These external websites may collect data about you, use cookies, integrate third-party tracking tools, and monitor your interactions with the embedded content. If you have an account and are logged into the external website, they may also track your activity related to the embedded content. We do not monitor or ensure compliance with the privacy policies of any linked websites.
Advertising and Measurement
We advertise on search engines, including Microsoft Advertising and Google Ads. When you visit this website, these services may place or read cookies and similar technologies so we can learn whether someone who clicked one of our ads later contacted us. This helps us understand which ads are useful and avoid spending on ones that are not.
If you contact us by form or phone, we may share a limited, secured version of your email address or phone number with these advertising services. The information is converted into a coded string (“hashed”) before it is sent, and the services use it only to match your contact with an earlier ad click and report results back to us. We never send the details of your situation, your case, or anything you tell us. The advertising services handle this information under their own privacy policies.
Calls to the phone numbers on this website and in our ads may be routed through a call-tracking service that records the number dialed, the caller’s number, and the time of the call, so we can tell which ad or page led to the call.
You can limit personalized advertising in your Microsoft ad settings and your Google ad settings, and you can block or delete cookies in your browser settings.
All updates to this Privacy Policy will be posted on this page. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please contact our firm directly.