Our Cookie Policy
At Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers, we value your privacy and transparency in all aspects of our service to you. In this Cookie Policy, we describe how we use cookies and similar tracking techniques on our website (https://gurvispersonalinjurylawyers.com/) (the “Site”), the nature of the information we collect with them, the reasons for collecting them, and how they benefit and enhance your experience while searching for legal advice, representation, and information. We are an experienced law firm that seeks justice for our clients. As your lawyers, we want to be forthright with you regarding how we use your data. Please read the following sections to learn more about what type of cookies we use, what they do, and what options you have around their use.
What is a Cookie?
Cookies are data files that are placed on your computer (desktop, mobile or tablet) when you access a website and allow that website to remember information about your visit (including language settings, login, or default settings) to make it more convenient and helpful when you next visit that site. Cookies may also be used for security, analytics, and marketing purposes. Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers uses cookies to provide a secure, convenient, and helpful experience for every customer who needs information or legal services.
What Cookies We Use
To ensure the best possible online experience, Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers uses the following types of cookies on our website:
- Strictly necessary cookies. These are required for the website to function and enable you to use its features and services such as accessing secure areas and completing forms. Without these cookies we cannot provide services you have requested (such as arranging a meeting or submitting an enquiry form).
- Performance and analytics cookies. This type of cookie collects information about how visitors use our website, such as which pages are visited most often, by using information in an anonymous form. We may use trusted third-party analytics services (such as Google Analytics) to better understand how our website is used. The information obtained through the use of these cookies is used exclusively to help us improve our website performance, relevance of content-provision, security and navigation.
- Functionality cookies. These are used to recognise you when you return to our website and enable us to enhance your specific experience by clicking “remember me” versus entering your information each time.
- Persistent marketing and third-party cookies. Occasionally we work with reputable third-party vendors such as YouTube or Vimeo in order to deliver relevant legal news, blog posts, or other educational content. Cookies from these third parties may track your browsing activity and may pass information back to advertising companies to show content that is more relevant to your browsing history – for example, to allow us to recommend our services based on what we see you’ve been looking at online. We never sell your data to advertisers or any other organization.
How We Use Those Cookies
Cookies are used for a number of purposes on this Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers website. We use cookies:
- To provide secure and efficient operation of the website.
- To remember your preferences and personalize your browsing experience.
- To gather information concerning website traffic, user statistics and popular page content so that the site can be improved in terms of speed, functionality, and user accessibility.
- To assist with relevant communications, including the availability of a contact form and live chat functionality.
- To assist with marketing efforts by providing analytics for the effectiveness of our informational campaigns and facilitating the delivery of relevant legal materials.
Information collected via cookies is managed in strict accordance with our privacy policies. Cookies are never used to collect protected information, including legal case details, banking details or privileged communications with this, or affiliated, law firms.
Your Choices and How to Manage Cookies
We respect your right to determine the use of your personal information. When you first visit the site, you are notified of our use of cookies and given the opportunity to manage your settings. You can:
- Accept all cookies to use the full functionality of our site
- Change your browser settings to refuse or delete some or all cookies
- Use cookie management tools available on our site to opt out of non-mandatory cookies
Be aware that some features may not work correctly if you reject or delete certain cookies; for example, submitting a query request or visiting a secure page within the site that requires you to log in. Instructions for deleting cookies depend on your browser; refer to the help section in your browser software for instructions.
Third Parties – Cookies, Web Beacons and Pixels
In addition to our first-party cookies, we may occasionally use third party cookies that have been placed by third party service providers who we trust to assist us in providing an enhanced user experience and support our mission to make the law more accessible. These service providers include the following:
- Analytics Service Providers: Google Analytics and other analytics services utilize tracking tools that allow us to better understand how users are performing within our website. These analytics service providers set cookies on your computer, and we may receive information such as how frequently users access the site, what areas they click on within the site, etc.
- Embedded Third Party Content: From time to time we may embed plugins from legal resource sites, videos, or testimonials from reputable legal websites. This third-party content may place cookies on your computer for the purpose of tracking usage.
- Social Media Platforms: If you interact with one of our social media links, or share information from our site to your social media profile, a third-party analytics service may place a cookie on your computer.
We only work with reputed third party service providers who abide by privacy and data protection principles. To the extent a third party service uses cookies on our website, your interaction is subject to both their security policies and ours. Because these cookies are placed by third parties, we encourage you to refer to the relevant third-party’s privacy policies for additional information.
Security and Protecting Data
Protecting your privacy is essential to Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers. We treat cookie information as confidential and use it solely for the purposes described in this policy. We employ all reasonable and appropriate security measures to prevent unauthorized access or disclosure of a cookie or the information it contains. We regularly review our use and treatment of cookies to ensure we comply with current privacy law and adapt to emerging trends in accepted cookie policy.
We do not use cookies for collecting or storing personal information that explicitly identifies you (for example, your name, address or litigation particulars) without your express consent. Whenever possible, information collected by use of cookies will be stored in anonymous and aggregate form.
Cookies and the Law
The Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers are dedicated to ensuring compliance with all applicable privacy and data protection law including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and other local, state, national or international privacy laws and regulations. Our cookie policy is reviewed on a periodic basis in order to maintain transparency and meet our legal obligations. By continuing to access and use this website, you consent to the use of cookies as explained in the cookie policy unless you otherwise change your browser or website settings not to receive them.
If you are a resident of the EU, California or other jurisdictions where certain rights may apply to you pursuant to applicable privacy law(s), you have enhanced rights regarding your personal information. See our Privacy Policy for further information about relevant rights and how you may exercise them.
Cookie Retention and Deletion
We do not retain cookie information longer than is absolutely necessary to serve the purposes of this policy. Session cookies are deleted when the browser closes, persistent cookies are retained on your computer’s hard drive and remain there for a specified period of time or until you delete them. You have complete control over your personal cookies data and can delete cookies at any time by adjusting the setting in your browser or the cookie management settings on our website.
Please direct any questions regarding retention or destruction of your data to [email protected].
Updating Our Cookie Policy
Given the pace of technological and privacy changes, we may change this Cookie Policy as necessary to reflect changes in our practices or for legal or regulatory reasons. We encourage you to periodically review this page for the latest information about our use of cookies and other Internet technologies. We will post any material changes to this Cookie Policy on our website with a notice.
This Cookie Policy is effective as of June 2024. All changes take effect immediately upon posting unless otherwise indicated.
Contact Us to Learn More
Your trust is of the utmost importance to Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers. If you have any questions, problems, concerns or requests pertaining to this Cookie Policy, or if you wish to exercise one or all of your privacy rights, please contact us at:
| Address: | 100 N Oregon St Ste 75, El Paso TX 79901 |
| Phone: | (915) 967-7485 |
| E-mail: | [email protected] |
| Website: | https://gurvispersonalinjurylawyers.com/ |
We are always available to answer your questions and address your concerns. We want to be sure you get the service you desire, but we also want to ensure that service is provided in a safe and private manner.
About Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers
Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers, founded in 2010 by attorney Rebecca Gurvis, has served individuals and families across the U.S. with personal injury legal representation they can trust. Our firm was created to provide not only skilled representation, but also caring, client-centered service. With a long list of successful results, Gurvis Personal Injury Lawyers is committed to lifting the burden off your shoulders by providing sound counsel and helping you find resolution through the legal system. If you have suffered an injury, we want to help. We provide free consultations and first-rate legal assistance without upfront fees using a contingency fee structure that both makes our services accessible and demonstrates our confidence in your case. Call today to learn more about your options!