Privacy statement
Use of this website by you constitutes acceptance by you of this Privacy Policy. If you do not wish to accept this Privacy Policy, please leave this website immediately.
The purpose of this policy is:
- to assure you that we recognise and fully respect the privacy and personal data of the visitors to this website and
- to explain what personal information we collect from this website and how we ensure its' best protection.
This privacy policy governs the website at www.birminghamlawsociety.co.uk.
This privacy policy covers only information which is collected by Birmingham Law Society from this website.
Data protection
Birmingham Law Society complies with the Data Protection Act 1998. It is the data controller and sole owner of personal data collected on this website.
Birmingham Law Society does not sell, share or transfer this information except as set out in this privacy policy. We use up-to-date industry procedures to keep personal data as safe and secure as possible and to protect against loss, unauthorised disclosure or access.
Birmingham Law Society uses your information for the purposes of advertising, marketing and public relations and only for long as necessary for those purposes.
You can request a copy of the details that we hold about you. A small fee may be payable.
E-mail newsletters
Birmingham Law Society provides a suite of e-mail newsletters. We store the e-mail addresses of users who register for these services. We may sometimes use your email address to tell you about Birmingham Law Society products or services that relate to your selections.
You can unsubscribe from any of these e-mail services by clicking on the unsubscription link in the e-mails. You can change the e-mail address we hold or unsubscribe by replying to an email with this request, or by e-mailing info@birminghamlawsociety.co.uk
We do not sell or pass on your email details to third parties
Changing the information we hold about you
If you would like to change the registration information we hold about you or want to it to be removed from our registration database, you may do so by returning to the personalisation area and changing or removing your details as you wish.
Third Parties
We do not at present forward the information collected about you to any third parties except where required by law to do so.
Cookies
When you visit this website we issue a 'cookie' to your computer. This is a small program containing a unique code that allows us to identify your computer. The cookie is used to note the different areas of our website service which have recently been accessed through your computer. This can only be done in relation to Birmingham Law Society website services,and not in relation to any other sites you might visit.
Information collected in this way is used to develop and manage our online services. The cookie alone contains no information which can identify you personally. If you wish, you are able to set up your computer to refuse to accept cookies.
Changes to Privacy Policy
The Internet and data privacy best practice are both developing. We therefore reserve the right to revise this policy at any time. If this privacy policy changes in any way, we will place an updated version on this page. Regularly reviewing this page ensures you are always aware of what information we collect, how we use it and under what circumstances, if any, we will share it with other parties.
Consent
By using Birmingham Law Society’s website you consent to the collection and use of your personal information in the manner set out above.
October 2009
