Privacy policy

Effective Date: May 25th, 2018
Last modified: December 18th, 2018

We are committed to our users’ rights to privacy. We promise to share transparently all aspects of how the StilwellTrialLaw website works in regards to privacy, terms, and personal data, and we are in full support of efforts to ensure your protection online.

Keep reading to see what type of data we collect from you, where we store it, how long we keep it and how it’s safeguarded.

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Forms

When you are entering information into one of the forms on this website, we ask for information such as your name, email address and telephone number. Your information is only used internally and will not be shared with others. We generally use this information only to contact you according to the intent specified on each form. For example, when filling in a case evaluation form with your name, email address and a message, we will only use this information to contact you back regarding your message. Your information is stored securely and only kept for the time the communication between you and us takes place.

Site usage

We collect anonymized data about how you use this website through Google Analytics.We do not store usernames, phone numbers or email addresses captured through form completions. IP addresses are anonymized.

Your data

StilwellTrialLaw uses third party vendors and hosting partners to provide the necessary hardware, software, networking, storage and related technology required to run the website and the services it provides. You retain all rights to your data. We do not sell your personal data to a 3rd party. The third party solutions we use operate within Europe and the United States and all are GDPR-compliant and provide the necessary safeguards required if they are outside of the EU.

Cookies

We use cookies to assess the effectiveness of our website services to you by helping to measure the numbers of end-users visiting the website and certain pages of the website. Cookies are not required to use StilwellTrialLaw.com.

Security

All your data and information is secured by SSL protocol.

Sub-processors

A sub-processor includes any third party that we share personally identifiable information with.

• Google Analytics. Web analytics service.
• Digital Ocean. Web hosting.
• Google Mail. Email provider.
• Disqus. Comment system.
• Hotjar. Web analytics service.

All these sub-processors are GDPR-compliant and they ensure the security of your data. All of these services, with the exception of Disqus, provide Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).

Changes

We will notify you in a timely manner of any changes to this privacy policy by amending this page.

Your rights

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You have the right to request that we delete all of your personal data.

You have the right to request access to a copy of the personal data that we have stored about you.

You have the right to request that we modify the data we store about you.