Privacy Policy

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David S. Walker applies applicable data protection and privacy law compliance, and terms of service to protect your personal information

What Information Does Your Company Collect?

In providing legal services and communicating with clients and potential clients, through this website or or otherwise, our office will obtain and store some of your personal information.

Information such as your name, address, telephone numbers, email addresses, credit card information, and other contact information may be obtained and stored. All information that you give us is voluntary.

Usage and analytics data

Our office may collect usage and other data for improving the site’s functionality. We may collect information that concerns your  Internet service provider, IP address, viewed pages, time and duration of site visits, crash logs, and other information relating to site usage.

Cookies

Our website uses cookies in order to enhance your site’s functionality. 

Most web browsers are initially set up to accept cookies. You can reset your web browser to refuse all cookies or to indicate when a cookie is being sent. Please note, however, that certain features of the site might not function if you delete or disable cookies.  The site’s cookies do not  infiltrate a user’s hard drive to collect any information stored on the hard drive.

Message data

Potential clients or clients may send messages through our website, through emails or other media, and the company reserves its right to retain this information indefinitely.

Nondisclosure of personal information: Data we collect through our website will not be provided to any third party unless required by law. We will use personal information and message data generally for internal purposes only. We do not sell or rent information about you. We will not disclose personal information or message data to third parties without your consent, except as explained in this Privacy Policy. The practice of law personal requires that some information will be collected, and attorney-client communications are generally protected by the attorney-client privilege.  We might also collect user information for routine follow-ups in order to assess customer satisfaction.

General announcements

Our practice might use personal information for periodic general announcements to clients. These can include notifications, updates regarding the practice or the site, and so forth. You should contact our office if you do not wish to receive this type of information.

Third party service provider

Your company might need to use personal user data in connection with website maintenance, upgrades, new releases, or analytics data review or compilation. Our practice may be required to share user data with any third-party service providers that it might engage to assist in these efforts. Third-party service providers must show that they have adequate security processes in place to guard your data.

Sharing of personal information

As a general policy, we use personal information and message data for internal purposes only. We do not sell or rent information about you. We will not disclose personal information or message data to third parties without your consent, except as explained in this Privacy Policy. Further, the attorney-client privilege applies, and we do not share personal information pursuant to that privilege.

Sharing with legal support service providers

At times we use outside service providers, such as process servers, court reporters, associate attorneys or paralegals, and disclose your personal information may be required in these

Compliance with laws

This firm cooperates with government and law enforcement officials to enforce and comply with the law. We may therefore disclose personal information, usage data, message data, and any other information about you, if we deem that it is reasonably necessary to: (a) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process (such as a subpoena or court order), or enforceable governmental request; (b) enforce the Terms of Use, including investigation of potential violations thereof; (c) detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues; or (d) protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of the Company, its users or the public, as required or permitted by law.”

Safeguarding personal information 

Our practice will use necessary practices to safeguard your personal data. Nevertheless, we are unable to guarantee that user data will be immune from malicious attack or compromise; as such, the users should understand that their transmission of personal data is always at their own risk.

United States of America Law, and the law of the state of Georgia, Applies

Our practice is located in the United States of America, and therefore all data is subject to the laws of the United States of America, and state of Georgia, regardless of the country from which their data originates.

Correcting or changing personal information Our clients can correct, update, or change their personal information:  inquiries such as this should be directed to David S. Walker, r his staff

Changes to the Privacy Policy

This privacy policy may change from time to time, and since changes would be posted on this website. Clients who continue to interact with the site following a revision of the company’s privacy policy will be subject to such revision.

Be involved in safety safeguarding your personal information 

You are urged to carefully protect your personal information you submit on this site, such as location, images, usernames, passwords, and the like. Personal Information stored in or obtained from our practice should generally not be released to the public domain.