Commitment To Privacy

Your privacy is important to Russell Law. To better protect your privacy, this notice explains this office’s online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used. To make this notice easy to find, it is available on every page of this site.

This Web site contains links to other Web sites operated by third parties. Russell Law is not responsible for the privacy practices or policies of such third party Web sites.

Information Collected

This Web site is not set up to automatically collect personally-identifiable information from visitors to the Web site. The hosting service used by this Web site does recognize the home server of visitors, but not e-mail addresses. For example, Russell Law can tell which Internet Service Provider the visitors to this Web site use, but not the names, addresses or other information about the visitors that would allow Russell Law to identify the particular visitors to the Web site.

The Web site does track certain information about the visits to the Web site. For example, statistics are compiled that show the numbers and frequency of visitors to the Web site and its individual pages. These aggregated statistics are used internally to improve the Web site and for product development and marketing purposes generally. Those aggregated statistics may also be provided to advertisers and other third parties, but again, the statistics contain no personal information and cannot be used to gather such information.

In a few areas on the Web site, you may be asked to provide information that will enable Russell Law to verify whether you are entitled to access and use certain information, materials and services available from the Web site, or to enable Russell Law to enhance your site visit, to assist you with customer service or technical support issues, or to follow up with you after your visit, or to otherwise support your relationship with Russell Law. It is completely optional for you to participate. However, failure to participate may mean that you cannot access and use certain information, materials and services.

For example, you may be requested to supply information when you:

     1. Log-on to certain areas of the Web site, where you may be prompted to provide your user name and password as a condition to gaining access to certain information, materials or services.

     2. Register or sign-up to subscribe to a service.

     3. Subscribe to a newsletter or desire to be added to our mailing lists.

     4. Place an order.

     5. Participate in a sweepstakes or other promotional offer.

     6. Provide feedback in an online survey.

In each of the instances above, we typically ask for your name, e-mail address, phone number, address, the type of business you are in, product preference information, any applicable identification number or password that we may require, as well as other similar personal information that is needed to register or subscribe you to services or offers. On occasion, we may ask for additional information to enable us to provide you with access to and use of certain information, materials and services. In the case of mailed materials, you will be able to "unsubscribe" to these mailings at any time.

How We Use Information

Russell Law only uses your personal information for specific purposes.

The personal information you provide to Russell Law when using the Web site -- such as your name, postal or e-mail address or telephone number -- will be kept confidential and used to support your relationship with Russell Law. It also may be used to notify you of special offers, updated information and new products and services from Russell Law.

You can opt-out of receiving further information or marketing from Russell Law at any time by simply sending an e-mail .

If you would like to contact us for any reason regarding our privacy practices, please write or e-mail us at either of the following addresses:

Russell Law, 28 West Flagler Street, Suite 201, Miami, Florida 33130