• Introduction

This Privacy Policy is subject to the Terms and Conditions of Wandzel Law PLLC (“Wandzel Law”) found here: www.wandzellaw.com/termsandconditions

Wandzel Law has this Privacy Policy in place to inform the users (“You”) who use www.wandzellaw.com (the “website”) how Wandzel Law collects, uses, and shares your personal data when you navigate, use, or make a purchase from the Website.

• How can you protect your privacy?

Read this privacy policy and make a determination whether you want to continue using the website.

Disable cookies to prevent companies from tracking your online browsing habits.

Find out whether there is a state or local consumer agency that has laws to protect your privacy. See www.usa.gov/state-consumer.

• Disclaimer

By using the website, you acknowledge and agree that Internet Transmissions are never completely private or secure. You understand that any message or information you send to the website may be read or intercepted by others, even if there is a special notice that a particular transmission is encrypted.

• Data Collection

When you navigate the website, Wandzel Law may collect the following information from you:

Number of users who access the website
Session statistics
Approximate geolocation
Browser and device information
Fraud prevention information
Data used to help identify and prevent fraud
Your communications with Wandzel Law

See more about what data is collected with Google Analytics 4 here: [GA4] Data Collection

• Data Wandzel Law Receives from Other Sources

Wandzel Law may receive data about you from other individuals, companies, or sources.

• Use of Data

Wandzel Law uses your data for the following purposes:

To improve its marketing for legal services
To respond to communications
To request information or feedback
To protect Wandzel Law and its employees from fraud
To comply with law

• Sharing of Data

Wandzel Law does not share your user data with third parties.

• Protection of Data at Wandzel Law

Wandzel Law uses administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect your personal data, taking into the account the nature of the personal data and the processing, and the threats posed. These safeguards are continuously improved to help keep your personal data secure and away from others.

• Cookies and Other Technologies

Wandzel Law may use “cookies” and other technologies to help better understand user behavior. This includes security and fraud prevention purposes, information about which part of the Website people have visited, and advertisement or marketing effectiveness.

• Deletion of Data

You may delete your data that Wandzel Law stores by written request.

Some data may be retained for security or law enforcement purposes.

• Conclusion

Wandzel Law takes your privacy seriously, and this privacy policy is to help you make an informed decision about whether to use the website.

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