Website information
How information associated with the use of this website is treated.
This Privacy Policy explains how Kingsley Jesuorobo & Associates handles information associated with the use of this website. This website provides general information about the firm and its services. No solicitor-client relationship arises merely from visiting the website or sending an initial enquiry.
Do not transmit confidential or time-sensitive information until the firm has confirmed that it is able to act for you.
Information submitted by telephone, email or through another communication channel may include your name, contact information and details concerning your enquiry. The firm uses that information to respond, assess the requested service, conduct necessary conflict checks and determine whether it may be able to assist.
Sending information does not oblige the firm to act and should not be treated as confirmation that a solicitor-client relationship has been established.
When you use the website, limited technical information may be processed automatically, including an Internet Protocol address, browser and device type, referring page, pages requested and the date and time of access. This information may be required to deliver the website, maintain security, diagnose technical issues and understand aggregate website use.
The firm does not use website information to make automated legal or eligibility decisions about visitors.
The website and its hosting infrastructure may use cookies, local storage and similar technologies that are strictly necessary for security, reliable operation, accessibility and the preservation of a visitor’s privacy choices. These essential technologies cannot always be disabled without affecting the website’s operation.
With a visitor’s permission, the website uses Google Analytics to help the firm understand aggregate website use, including pages visited, general device and browser information, approximate location and interactions with the website. Google Analytics is not loaded when a visitor selects essential technologies only. No advertising or behavioural-profiling cookies are presently used by the firm. Visitors may accept optional technologies, select essential technologies only, or revisit their selection through the Cookie preferences link in the footer.
Consent may be withdrawn or changed at any time through Cookie preferences. Changing a preference stops future optional collection associated with that preference, subject to technical, legal or record-retention requirements. Browser settings may also be used to delete or restrict stored information.
Personal information is used only for identified and appropriate purposes, including responding to enquiries, evaluating requested legal services, administering the website, maintaining security and complying with legal and professional obligations.
Information may be handled by service providers that support website hosting, communications, information technology or professional operations. Such providers are expected to process information only for authorized purposes and with appropriate safeguards. Information may also be disclosed where required or permitted by law or by applicable professional obligations.
The firm uses administrative, technical and physical safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information in its custody. No method of electronic transmission or storage is completely secure, and visitors should avoid sending sensitive or urgent information through unsecured channels.
Information is retained only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected and to satisfy applicable legal, regulatory, professional and record-management requirements. It is then securely deleted, destroyed or anonymized where appropriate.
Subject to applicable law, an individual may request access to personal information held about them, ask that inaccurate information be corrected, or withdraw consent where consent is the applicable basis for processing. Requests and privacy questions may be directed to the firm using the contact information on this website.
The firm may need to verify the identity of a person making a request. Certain information may be withheld where permitted or required by law, including information protected by solicitor-client privilege or another legal restriction.
The website may link to external organizations and resources. Those websites maintain their own content, security, cookies and privacy practices. The departure notice identifies when a visitor is leaving this website, and this Privacy Policy does not govern the destination website.
This Privacy Policy may be revised as the website, the firm’s practices or applicable requirements change. Material changes affecting consent will be brought to visitors’ attention and, where required, fresh consent will be requested before the changed practice takes effect.