• 231 W. Old Hickory Blvd, Fl Madison, TN 37115

Timeshare Fraud Lawyers

Serving Clients Nationwide

Privacy Statement

Privacy statement

Aubrey Givens & Associates, The Law Office of Kristin Fecteau and The Timeshare Fraud Lawyers (herein after “the law firms”) has created this security and privacy statement in order to document and communicate its commitment to doing business with the highest ethical standards and appropriate internal controls.

We respect your privacy. The information you entrust to the law firms will be handled with the greatest care, and the law firms will not use the information in ways to which you have not consented or is not required by law.


Policy Scope

Sites Covered by this Policy – This Privacy Policy applies to all of the law firms-owned web sites and domains, and our wholly owned subsidiaries.
Links to Other Sites – This site contains a number of links to other sites. The law firms are not responsible for the security or privacy practices of these sites, the products or services offered by these sites, or the content appearing at these sites.  The law firms do not endorse any of the products or services marketed at these other sites.

The law firms recognize the importance of keeping the information we collect about you confidential. We always take great care to protect what you entrust to us. The law firms are committed to protecting the privacy of visitors to our website.

Personal Information Gathering – We do not automatically collect personally identifiable information (P11) about our web site visitors. We may record the Internet protocol (IP) address of the computer you are using, the browser software used, the operating systems used, and the websites from which our visitors link directly to our site. We aggregate and use this information to determine how many visitors we have to different pages on our web site, to detect and correct systems problems, and to improve the usability of our web site. This information is not connected to individual names or personal identities.

Explicit Information Gathering – You can examine our entire web site without providing any information whatsoever. Our web site’s request-for-more-information form requires users to give us contact information. This information is used to provide information to those who inquire about our products and services, to ship orders, to bill orders, and to handle related business matters. This information is also used to get in touch with customers when necessary. From time to time, the information gathered through this site will be used to notify you about products and services that we think will be of interest to you.

Covert Information Gathering – Our site does not covertly capture information regarding the specific activities of any particular user. We do not have any arrangements with any other sites to track or monitor user activities on the Web. Our site does, however, produce reports that permit us to view your activity on our site in anonymous or aggregated form. We do not use cookies, web bugs, or any other active content mechanism to capture or maintain information about users without their prior consent. The only personal information that we capture has been specifically submitted to us through the request-for-more-information form. We do not store any persistent information on your computer.

Cookies and Web Bugs – At this time, we do not use cookies on this site. If this changes, this policy statement will be updated to disclose how the law firms use cookies and for what purpose.

Personal Information Usage – When you disclose personal information to us that is where it stays. The only exception involves disclosure to the government according to normal business practice, for instance for the collection of taxes, and according to the orders of a court, for example responding to a subpoena or search warrant. We do not sell, rent, trade, lend, or otherwise transfer such personal information to affiliates, subsidiaries, sister companies, holding companies, parent companies, strategic partners, or any other organization.

CHILDREN

Precautions For Children – The law firms do not attempt to collect personal information from children, and we do not provide services to children. The law firms website is not directed to children under age 18, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under age 18. If a child sends personal information to us, and this information can be identified as originating from a child, the information will be deleted. We cannot always determine which information originates with a user that is a child. We do not maintain databases about children.

EMAIL LIST PRIVACY

Opt-in Email Lists – We use email lists that we have assembled from people who have indicated they want additional information about our services. Additionally, we use email lists that are comprised of people who have requested additional information about services similar to those that the law firms provide.

Third Party Email Lists — The law firms periodically purchase email addresses and other contact information for the purposes of marketing and selling our products and services.

Personal Contacts: The law firms personnel give presentations at conferences and seminars; write books, articles and newsletters; and participate in similar types of group and individual communications. We often receive business cards as well as requests for additional information or help with risk related issues. When we receive requests for information or help in person, from our web site from information volunteered by our web site visitors, or from conferences from people indicating they want more information about our type of services, we will place these individuals on our contact list.

Email List Privacy – With the above exception, the law firms do not sell, rent or share our email lists with any other third parties. We do not link our email lists to any other databases. We do not store emails or individual information on our web server. All personally identifiable information is stored on servers behind our firewall.

Third Party Access to Your Personal Information

Third Party Access to Personal Information – The law firms may use third-parties to process your personal information.  In these cases, the information is only used for the law firms business purposes. The law firms contractually prohibit these vendors from using your personal data for any other activities, and from disclosing, selling or leasing them to any other parties.

Third Party Ads — Certain pages of our web site may contain advertisements from third-parties not affiliated with the law firms. These advertisements may collect your IP address if you click on the ads. Otherwise, they do not collect personal information.

Behavioral Targeting – In order to better serve customers via our web site, the law firms use software to track online behavior of web site visitors, including their visits to other web sites. This information is used to solely to distribute content that is more relevant to web site users, and it is not stored or sold to any third parties.

Compelled Disclosure – There may be times when we are required by law to disclose the information that you have submitted. Unless we are legally prohibited to do so, we will do our best to provide you with notice that a request for your information has been made to give you an opportunity to object to the disclosure. If you do not challenge the disclosure request, we may be legally required to turn over your information.

Security Measures – Our site is protected with a variety of security measures such as change control procedures, passwords, and physical access controls. We also employ a variety of other mechanisms to ensure that data you provide is not lost, misused, or altered inappropriately. These controls include data confidentiality policies and regular database backups.

Encryption Policy – Please be aware that the information you send to us in the information request form, privacy information request form, or in an email message will not be encrypted. Do not send any confidential information within clear text forms or email messages. If you want to give us confidential information, please call us at the number given at the bottom of this page.

Sending Confidential Information — Web sites visitors must not use this site to submit confidential information to the law firms. To arrange for the delivery of highly sensitive information, contact the law firms directly by calling 615-248-8600 to communicate any confidential information.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Access to Personal Information – We make every effort to keep our records accurate. We will make appropriate changes when you notify us.

Email Lists – If you are currently on our email list and wish to be removed, please send an email to [email protected].

Privacy Policy Changes
Policy Change Notice – We may occasionally make changes to our privacy policy to reflect changes in legal and regulatory requirements, or as necessary as we upgrade or modify our technology, applications and service offerings. We recommend you visit our site to review our privacy policies occasionally.

Privacy Policy Questions and Problems: If you have any specific questions or concerns about our privacy policy or practices, including any suspected potential disclosures of your personal information, please use the following contact information:

Timeshare Fraud Lawyers

c/o Aubrey Givens & Associates, PLLC.

231 W. Old Hickory Blvd.

Suite B, 2nd Floor
Madison, TN  37115
615-248-8600
[email protected]