Privacy Policy

At therightslaw.com, we take your privacy seriously. We are committed to respecting your privacy and safeguarding any personal information you may provide to us through our website, www.therightslaw.com , or any other platforms we manage.

We only request personal information when it’s necessary to provide a service to you. All data is collected lawfully, with your consent and knowledge. We’ll inform you of the purpose of collecting your information and how it will be utilized. We store the information only as long as it’s needed to fulfill the requested service, and we ensure it is protected against unauthorized access, loss, or theft using commercially acceptable safeguards.

We do not share any personally identifiable information publicly or with third parties unless legally required. While our website may contain links to external websites, we are not responsible for their content or privacy policies. You may choose to refuse sharing your personal data with us, but doing so might limit the services we can provide. Continued use of our website signifies your acceptance of our privacy practices. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us regarding our handling of user data.

Cookies Overview

To improve your browsing experience on our website, we use cookies. These small data files are essential for the basic functionalities of our website. Necessary cookies are stored in your browser, and we also use third-party cookies to help us analyze website usage. These third-party cookies are stored only with your consent, and you have the option to opt-out, though this may impact your browsing experience.

Cookie Policy

Our website, like most, uses cookies to collect information. These small data files are placed on your device (such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet) as you browse, helping our website remember your actions and preferences. Cookies are vital for the efficient operation of our website, particularly for navigation and functionality, and they also help us advertise our services.

Information Collected

Certain cookies collect anonymous browsing information, such as the pages you visit, the browser you use, and your website journey. The data collected through cookies does not include personal information like your name, address, or phone number. Instead, it may include a unique customer reference number. For more details on how cookies function, you can visit www.allaboutcookies.org.

Turning Off and Deleting Cookies

Most web browsers offer options to turn off or delete cookies. Instructions can usually be found in your browser’s ‘Help’ menu. If you disable cookies, they may be reactivated the next time you visit the website unless permanently disallowed. How to disable cookies depends on the browser you use. Here are some general steps:

- For Microsoft Internet Explorer: Go to “Tools” > “Internet Options” > “Privacy” > “Advanced” to adjust your settings.

- For Google Chrome: Select “Settings” > “Advanced” > “Privacy and Security” > “Content Settings” > “Cookies”.

- For Safari: Go to “Preferences” > “Privacy” and click “Block all cookies”.

- For Mozilla Firefox: Select “Options” > “Privacy & Security” and manage cookie settings.

- For Opera: Go to “Settings” > “Privacy & Security” to modify cookie settings.

Cookie Management

Cookies on your device are either managed by third parties who partner with us for marketing purposes or by third parties who analyze our website traffic. The primary uses of cookies are for functional website operations, marketing, and website analytics (such as Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager). By using our website, you consent to data processing by Google, as outlined in their privacy policy (https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/).

You may opt out of Google Analytics by disabling cookies, turning off JavaScript, or using Google’s opt-out service (https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout).

Official Partners & Disclaimer

The Rights Law offers a free consultation to new clients. Fees and/or commissions may apply based on the specific services and complexity of each case. The Rights Law does not provide financial advice or offer investment services.

Important Notice

The process of recovering funds from online scams can be lengthy, sometimes extending beyond a year. It is a process you can undertake independently without formal representation. For more information on DIY recovery, please see this article.

CThe Rights Law does not accept prohibited payment methods. All payments received by the company are secured under PCI-DSS protocol.

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