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Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
This policy is to address the concerns visitors to this web site may have regarding their privacy and the terms of use of the site. Should you have any additional concerns regarding the issues discussed here that have not been addressed, please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.
The purpose of this web site is to provide general information only. It is not the intent of this site to provide specific legal advice regarding any one individual's situation or case and the information here should not be considered to be formal legal advice. Site visitors requiring specific advice or who wish to consider retaining our service on a formal basis should contact us directly to discuss their issues and our services.
The principals and staff of the Law Office of Robert L. Berkebile respect the privacy of visitors to our web site. In brief, we do not attempt to collect and store personal information without your knowledge, and we will not request personal information unless we need to do so in order to serve you or we are required to do so by law. Our policy is perhaps best explained by providing examples of what we do and do not collect in terms of information and for what purposes it is collected.
We do not seek to collect personally identifying information from visitors merely reading our web site.
We do not use “cookies” to obtain personal information from visitors to our web site or to track visitors beyond the confines of our web site. However, some specific application programs may utilize cookies or session identifiers to enable you to use the applications properly during the course of a visit to our web site. We in no way track or analyze those identifiers in order to determine personal identity or actions.
We do ask you to provide your name and appropriate additional information if you wish to contact us for information or specific services. When such information is requested, however, it is not stored online or accessible by anyone other than those needing it to respond to your request.