Privacy Policy

Personal information is any information that identifies you, or by which your identity could be deduced.

In virtually all cases, we collect personal information that you voluntarily provide directly from you, both at the start of a retainer and in the course of our representation. Sometimes we may obtain information about you from other sources, for example, a government agency or registry or your accountant.

The only information Ordower Law collects through its website is the information you voluntarily provide to us and we do not employ any means of automatically collecting personal information from any visitor or user of our site or from their computers. Note, however, that our website may contain links to other sites, which are not governed by this privacy policy.

In most cases, we will ask you to consent, if we collect, use, or disclose your personal information, except where otherwise permitted or required by law. Consent may be provided in writing or orally or may be implied through your conduct with us.

We use your personal information to provide legal advice and services to you, to administer our client time and billing databases, to include you in any direct marketing activities (only after obtaining your express consent if done electronically) and for other business reasons. If you tell us that you no longer wish to receive information about our services, or about new developments in the law, we will not send any further material.

Ordower Law does not disclose your personal information to any third party to enable them to market their products and services and we do not sell your personal information under any circumstances.

By providing personal information to Ordower Law, you consent to our collection, use and disclosure of such personal information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and as otherwise permitted or required by law.

Under certain circumstances, Ordower Law will disclose your personal information: (a) when we are required, authorized or permitted by law to do so; (b) when you have consented to the disclosure (express or implied); (c) when the legal services we are providing to you requires us give your information to third parties your consent will be implied, unless you tell us otherwise; (d) where it is necessary to establish or collect fees; (e) if we engage a third party to provide administrative services to us and the third party is bound to treat your information as confidential; and (f) if we retain other law firms at your request, and on your behalf.

In connection with our marketing efforts, we use Google AdWords remarketing to market our site across the web. We place a cookie on a browser, and then a 3rd party (Google) reads these cookies and may serve an ad on a 3rd party site. You may opt out of this ad serving on Google’s opt out page.

Ordower Law takes reasonable precautions to ensure that your personal information is kept safe from loss, unauthorized access or disclosure. Among the steps taken to protect your information are: (a) premises security; (b) deploying technological safeguards like security software and firewalls; and (c) internal password and security policies. Note that e-mail is not a 100% secure medium, and you should be aware of this when sending personal or confidential information to us.

The content of this website is provided to you for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be and should not be taken as legal advice. Your use of our website does not establish a lawyer-client relationship between you and Ordower Law. Please contact Ordower Law if you require specific legal advice or consultation and would like to retain our services.

Our website may contain links to third-party websites, which are provided for convenience only. We do not make any representations or warranties of any kind in connection with such third-party content.

We expressly disclaim all liability with respect to any reliance on any information and content found on our website or third-party websites that are accessible from links on our website.

All information on our website is protected by copyright and owned by Ordower Law Professional Corporation. You may not reproduce the content without our express consent.

Ordower Law may change or amend this Privacy Policy & Terms of Use from time to time.