Privacy Policy
Introduction
This website employs cookies and online forms to ensure functionality on atiflawfirm.com
and to monitor aggregated visitor activity. We anonymize IP addresses when tracking
visitor behavior.
Types of Data Collected
We collect details such as your name, email address, and the content of messages submitted
through online forms. Personally identifiable information is only collected through these forms
and is entirely voluntary, depending on whether visitors choose to provide it.
Additionally, we gather data like an anonymized portion of your IP address, the browser type
you’re using, and the pages viewed. This information helps us analyze how visitors interact with
our website, enabling us to improve the user experience and the information we provide.
This data is collected via a limited number of cookies and pixel tags. Pixel tags are small data
snippets that interact with cookies when you visit the site from social media or through
advertisements.
We use Google Analytics to process and assess this data. Google may use anonymous data from
our website visits to enhance its services and products.
Information Sharing
We may share collected data within our organization or with external contractors assisting us
with service improvements. Information may also be disclosed as required by law, such as
through subpoenas or court orders. However, we do not sell or share your information with third
parties for their own purposes.
Data Security
Atif Law Firm implements appropriate security measures to protect data collected through forms,
but it is important to note that no data transmission over the Internet is completely secure.
Online Forms
Types of Forms:
Our website includes "Contact Us" forms on certain pages and a appointment set up form.
How Form Data Is Used:
We only use data submitted through these forms for its intended purpose. For example, if you
complete a "Contact Us" form, we will use the information to follow up on your query. If
necessary, we may pass the information to another team member better equipped to respond. We
do not sell or transfer this information to other businesses or entities.
Form Alternatives:
You are always welcome to call our office instead of using online forms.
Storage of Form Data:
When you submit a form, it generates an email to our office containing the provided information.
This data is stored in our business email accounts and will remain there indefinitely unless you
request its deletion. The information is also saved in a database managed by our website’s
content management system.
Third-Party Data Sharing
We do not share form data with any third parties, except for Google Analytics, which helps us
understand visitor behavior as described earlier.
Requesting Your Data or Its Deletion
If you would like to know what personal data we have stored or wish to request its deletion,
please email us at matif@atiflawfirm.com
Cookies
Our website uses cookies to analyze visitor behavior and ensure site functionality.
Cookies Used
We may use cookies to help our website function properly. We also employ Google Analytics
cookies to track site usage and visitor behavior. This data is aggregated and anonymous, meaning
we can observe general patterns like a visitor from a specific location accessing our site at a
certain time, but we cannot link it to an individual user. We’ve also configured Google Analytics
to anonymize IP addresses. Cookies set by our website expire at various intervals, ranging from
10 minutes to two years.
Blocking Cookies
You can adjust your browser settings to block cookies. If you want to block Google Analytics
specifically, you can install the Google Analytics Opt-Out browser add-on, available at:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. It is compatible with Internet Explorer 11, Google
Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Opera browsers. For more information on our
cookie usage, feel free to email us at matif@atiflawfirm.com
Embedded Content From Other Websites
Some parts of this site may feature embedded content, such as YouTube videos. Embedded
content behaves just as it would if you visited the external site directly. These external sites may
collect data about you, use cookies, embed additional third-party tracking, and monitor your
interactions with their content, particularly if you are logged in to your account on the external
website.