Privacy Policy

The personal information you provide shall be treated as confidential, however, neither your transmission nor our receipt of this information will be considered a request for legal advice. Further, notwithstanding the sending and receiving of your information, no attorney-client relationship is intended to be created between you and this firm nor will one occur unless and until a formal, written retention agreement has been signed by you and a representative of this office. If you do not agree with our privacy policy, please do not provide the requested information. We will never disclose, sell, rent or share any personal information received from you with any third parties.

3rd Party Access
The Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C. engages outside firms and consultants to perform services on our behalf, including technical and marketing services. In order to perform these functions, it may be necessary for these third parties to have access to data containing personal identifiable information. These parties are bound by security and confidentiality procedures and will never disclose, sell, rent or share this information.

Communication List
By submitting your request for information and evaluation, you may be added to the Law Office of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C.'s communications list and receive important information about issues related to personal injury law. If you wish to be removed from our directory you may do so by sending a request info@kritzer.com.

Required Disclosure of Data and Information
The Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C. may disclose personal identifiable information, with or without prior notice to you, when we believe the law requires it, in response to subpoenas or otherwise when legally compelled to do so, to protect our systems or business, to protect other visitors to the website or to respond to an emergency. If you participate, or we reasonably believe you are participating in any improper or illegal activity, we may also disclose your personal identifiable information, even without a subpoena, warrant or court order. We may also make disclosures of your personal identifiable information with your affirmative consent.

Cookies and Traffic Data Collected
"Cookies" are small data files that are written to and stored on your hard drive when you visit a website through your web browser. Cookies do not read or transfer files onto your hard drive.  Cookie technology is used to track anonymous, non-personal identifying information about website visitors to enhance our marketing techniques. Cookie data collected may include any or all of the following information: IP address, internet service provider, time, date and number of visits to the site, general geographic location, website entry page, non-personal identifying visitor ID, domain, browser, keywords used to find our site, platform, language, script version, screen resolution, color palette, confirmation of java and/or cookie support, and contact information if supplied by the user.

Collection of Data and Information by Our ISP
Our Internet Service Provider (ISP) collects certain information about your visit to our website. This information is stored in a log file we collect and analyze.  It contains information which may include the date and time of the visit, the user's IP (internet protocol) address, the referring IP address or domain, and the files viewed on our web site (including php pages, graphics, etc.). In addition, our ISP has access to back-up files containing the personal identifiable information that you voluntarily provide. Our ISP does not disclose, share, release, publish, disseminate, rent or sell any personal identifiable information to any third parties, but does use the log files to analyze data in an aggregate form, which is not personal identifiable information.

Links
Our website contains links to other sites. The Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, PC is not responsible for the content or privacy practices of these sites or any other third party websites or applications. When you leave our website, we suggest you read the privacy statements of any other site that collects personal, identifiable information.

Children under the age of 13
We will not knowingly collect information from children under the age of 13 nor do we target our services to individuals under this age.

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