The following is the Privacy Policy for the website (“the Website”) of the Law Office of Stacey-Ann Taylor, LLC (“the Firm”).
The Firm takes the protection of your privacy very seriously. We hate spam messages as much as you do, so we want to ensure you understand the types of information we collect on the Website and what we do with said information.
Please note that this Privacy Policy is related to the Website and any electronic messages related to the Website. This Privacy Policy does not apply to any third-party websites that are linked to from the Website.
Your ongoing use of the Website means that you fully accept our Privacy Policy and any subsequent changes to the Policy.
How Does the Firm Collect Your Information?
The Firm may request your personal contact information, including name, address, phone number(s), and email address. We collect general information about the legal matter(s) you are contacting us about, your time on our Website, your general location, IP address, and similar analytical data to help us learn more about our client base.
This information is mostly collected from the contact forms you fill out or emails you send to the Firm. However, some analytical data, such as your general location and IP address, is collected as you navigate the Website. The Firm may also receive information about you from third-party sites the Website links to.
What Does the Firm Do With Your Information?
The primary purpose of collecting this information is to help the Firm better understand our client base. The Firm is better able to provide services that are tailored to our clients’ needs when we know more about our clients.
When Do We Disclose Your Information?
The Firm only discloses your information when absolutely necessary to complete the work you have hired the Firm to do. That means:
- When you have an open client matter with the Firm that requires the disclosure of your information;
- When a third-party vendor or service provider requires this information to help the Firm complete your client matter. Under these circumstances, the third-party vendor or service provider would also be legally required to protect your client information and keep it confidential;
- When you have given the Firm express written consent to share your client information;
- If the Firm is ever sold to or merged with another legal entity.
You may contact us with questions about the Privacy Policy at any time by sending an email to hello@staceyanntaylorlaw.com.
European Union General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR)
The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) provides EU residents with eight (8) basic rights concerning their personal electronic data, which include:
- The right to be informed about the type of data that is being collected about you;
- The right to gain access to your personal data and get a copy of it sent to you within one month;
- The right to have changes made to inaccurate information within one month of requesting the changes;
- The right to have your data deleted under certain circumstances;
- The right to right to ask the Firm to limit the way your personal data is used;
- The right to take certain personal data and use it with another service or company;
- The right to object to the personal data being collected unless the Firm can show that the data is going to be used for legitimate purposes;
- The right to challenge or request a review of data related to certain automated processes that may be used to profile individuals.
Please send an email to hello@staceyanntaylorlaw.com if you are an EU resident and would like to exercise any of your rights under the EU GDPR.
Changes to Our Privacy Policy
The Firm may change the aforementioned Privacy Policy at any time without written notice. The changes will become effective upon the posting of said changes to the Website.
Last Updated: July 31, 2020
