Privacy notice
Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn publishes Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn. This page sets out what personal information the site handles, why it is handled, and what you can ask for.
Cookies
This site does not track you and sets no cookies of its own. Some pages may include material delivered by another provider. Where they do, loading it may leave cookies set by that provider, governed by the provider's privacy terms rather than by this page.
What information is handled
Only what you choose to send. The pages here are static, so ordinary browsing hands over nothing to Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn.
When you get in touch directly, your message is held by Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn so that it can be read and answered.
Hosting and server logs
Serving a web page leaves a technical record with the hosting company. Such logs usually contain the requesting IP address, the address asked for and a timestamp. They belong to the host, are kept for security and operational reasons, and are not passed to Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn for analysis.
What information is used for
Anything you send is used to reply to you and to deal with the matter you raised. It is not used for marketing and it is not sold.
Disclosure to anyone else
Nothing you send is shared with other companies to use as they wish. Disclosure happens only where Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn is legally obliged to make it, and no further.
What you can ask for
Under UK data protection law you may ask what personal information Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn holds about you, ask for anything inaccurate to be corrected, ask for it to be deleted, and object to it being held at all. Requests can be made with Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn directly, and will be answered. If you are not satisfied with the answer, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office, the UK regulator for data protection.
How to raise something
To ask a question about privacy here, or to make one of the requests set out above, get in touch with Real Estate Lawyer Brooklyn directly.