| Privacy Policy
Cagnina Law Office believes strongly in protecting the privacy of
the personally identifiable information you share with us, and respecting
the permission you give us to use that information. (Personally identifiable
information is information that can identify you by, for example,
your name, address or telephone number.) We also believe it is important
to disclose how we will use your information, and to give you choices
about how it will be used.
Why should you share information with
Cagnina Law Office?
Sharing your personally identifiable information enables us to offer
you a number of benefits. This will make it easier and more convenient
for us to conduct market research to help us develop better products,
to provide more responsive customer service and to improve our web
sites. You may choose to share your information with us by completing
an online registration form to enter a contest, register a purchase,
participate in a promotion, subscribe to a newsletter or communicate
with a customer care representative. Registration of your personal
information always involves filling in a form.
Your choices:
We want to know you better so we can serve you better. But the choice
of whether you want this kind of service is up to you. We do not
require visitors to the Cagnina Law Office web sites to share personally
identifiable information. We will only collect, use or share your
personally identifiable information if you give us explicit permission
to do so. By completing any online registration form (and checking/ticking
the opt-in box where required by law), you are giving us permission
to use and share your information under the rules set out below.
If you provide us with personally identifiable information, you
will have reasonable access to that information so you can change
it, delete it or withdraw your permission for us to use or share
it. You may do this by accessing your online profile, or by e-mailing
or writing to us to request a copy of your profile at the contact
address listed below. Your decision not to register now will not
cancel contacts that occur as a result of your previous interactions
with Cagnina Law Office. Of course, you will always have the option
to unsubscribe to any online contact from the Cagnina Law Office
Website by changing your personal profile information.
Sharing Information:
You should know that by registering you are giving the Cagnina Law
Office Website permission to transfer your personally identifiable
information from your home country to other Cagnina Law Office Website
divisions, and affiliates or selected companies around the world,
who may communicate with you about products or special offers you
may find useful. Some of these partner companies may repackage the
information and use it under rules and conditions specified by the
Cagnina Law Office. Cagnina Law Office Website will not share any
personal financial information you provide (such as credit card information)
with other companies. From time to time, this website may provide
links to other websites. You should carefully review the privacy
policies on those sites; they may differ from the Cagnina Law Office
Website Privacy Policy.
Cookies:
Some of our web sites will send a "cookie," a small summary
file, to your computer. This allows us to recognize your computer
the next time you visit, without bothering you with another request
to register. If you do not wish to receive cookies please refer to
your Internet Browser to learn how to block all cookies, or receive
a warning before a cookie is stored.
Safeguarding the information
you share with us:
We recognize our responsibility to protect the information you entrust
to us. The Cagnina Law Office Website uses a variety of secure techniques
to protect your information, including secure servers, firewalls
and encryption of financial data. The Cagnina Law Office Website
also may make chat rooms, forums, message boards and/or newsgroups
available to you. Please remember that any personally identifiable
information that you provide in these areas becomes public information,
and you should exercise caution in deciding to disclose it.
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