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Privacy Page and DisclaimerDHT LAW, PLLCrecognizes that respecting user privacy over the Internet is of utmost importance. This privacy statement is designed to provide information about the privacy and data collection practices for the site: http://www.DHTLAW.COM. The Site is operated by DHTLAW, P.L.L.C. If you have questions or concerns regarding this statement, you should first contact our site coordinator at SUPPORT@DHTLAW.COM or by postal mail to:
Identifying Information. In general, you can visit the Site without telling us who you are or providing any information about yourself. In some areas of the Site, we ask you to provide information that will enable us to process an order, offer services that require registration, assist you with technical support issues or to follow up with you. Generally, DHTLAW.COM requests identifying information when you:
What DHT LAW, PLLC Will Do With Your Information. If you choose to give us personal information for any of the purposes above, this information is retained by DHT LAW, PLLC and will only be used by DHT LAW, PLLC to support your customer relationship with us. We will not add you to a mailing list, or newsletter without your registration for this service. We will only contact you if further information is required from you to complete a service.
What Others May Do With Your Information. DHT LAW, PLLC does not share, rent, or sell any personally identifying information provided through our Site (such as your name or email address) to any outside organization for use in its marketing or solicitations. From time to time DHT LAW, PLLC may use agents or contractors who will have access to your personal information to perform services for DHT LAW, PLLC (such as DATABASE MAINTENANCE, FURTHER EXAMPLES), however, they are required by us to keep the information confidential and may not use it for any purpose other than to carry out the services for DHT LAW, PLLC. In addition, DHT LAW, PLLC may also share aggregate information about its customers and its web site visitors to advertisers, business partners, and other third parties. For example, we might share that our users are x percent PCs users and y percent Macintosh users. None of this information, however, will contain personal, identifying information about our users. DHT LAW, PLLC On-line Store. The DHT LAW, PLLC On-line Store is designed to give you options concerning the privacy of your identifying information. If you choose, you can set up an account. This will allow you to have a customized order page for express ordering and to view your purchasing history. To protect your privacy, we have designed the Sites to include certain steps to verify your identity before granting you access or enabling you to make corrections in an account. You will always have access to this account information and can view it, update it or correct it at any time. To access your information, you will need to use a password. When purchasing products through the our web site, the order form will also ask you to provide a daytime telephone number. However, the telephone number is only used to quickly resolve questions relative to an order, such as to clarify customer email addresses that are inactive, or entered incorrectly. Third Party LinksDHT LAW, PLLC, does provide links to other sites. Other Internet sites and services have separate privacy and data collection practices. Once you leave www.DHTLAW.com, DHT LAW, PLLC., cannot control, and has no responsibility for, the privacy policies or data collection activities at another site.
CookiesAt times, we will use a feature on your web browser to send your computer a "cookie". We do not use cookies to retrieve any personal information from your computer. We only use cookies to learn ways to enhance our Sites, and to give you better, more personalized service while in our web site. You can reset your browser to refuse all cookies or indicate when a cookie is sent. However, some functions of the Sites will not function if you refuse cookies. These areas of our web site will have information posted about cookies, and when a cookie will be uploaded to your computer.
Changes to this Policy
DHT LAW, PLLC, may from time to time revise
its privacy policy. You should therefore periodically visit this page, so you
are aware of any such revisions. We will not, however, use your existing
information in a manner not previously disclosed. You will be advised and have
the opportunity to opt out of any new use of your information.
Credit Card SecurityWe do NOT request or accept credit card information over our website.
Attorney-Client Privilege
The attorney-client privilege is a legal concept that protects communications between a client and his or her attorney and keeps those communications confidential.
The policy underlying this privilege is that of encouraging open and honest communication between clients and attorneys, which is thought to promote obedience to law and reduce the chance of illegal behavior, whether intentional or inadvertent. As such, the attorney-client privilege is considered as one of the strongest privileges available under law.
Our firm wholly abides by this concept and maintain the confidence and secrets of all our clients. However, the attorney-client privilege is NOT established until we have an attorney-client relationship through the execution of a retainer agreement sign by you, the Client, and a Prinicpal, an attorney, of DDHT LAW, PLLC.
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