At The Covenant Law Group, we take privacy and data protection seriously. On this page, we’ll provide you with information about our privacy and data protection practices for the personal information that we gather from or about visitors to our website, our business contacts, and other individuals, other than The Covenant Law Group employees. When we refer to “personal information,” we mean any information that relates to an identified or reasonably identifiable individual or household.
How We Collect and Use Personal Information
Representation-Related Information We may obtain personal information from our clients or on behalf of our clients in connection with our representation of them. For example, our clients may provide us with files containing personal information pertaining to their customers or business contacts. We use this information in connection with providing legal services on behalf of the relevant client, in accordance with the relevant client’s instructions, applicable law, and the applicable rules of professional conduct.
If you believe The Covenant Law Group may have been provided with your personal information in connection with its representation of a client, please contact that individual or company directly for more information related to their data protection practices.
Website Visitors We may collect the following types of personal information from and about individuals who visit any The Covenant Law Group website:
- Your IP address
- Technical information about how you’re accessing our website, including information about your internet connection and the device you are on
- Information about how you use the website and your website preferences
- General information about where you are located, including country and region
- Demographic information and information about your internet usage
- Other information that you voluntarily send to us through The Covenant Law Group website, such as through a contact form
Note that information you send to us through any web form on The Covenant Law Group website is not encrypted and could be intercepted by third parties. Do not send us confidential information through The Covenant Law Group website.
We may collect personal information from or about website visitors in the following ways:
- Directly from you when you provide it to us
- Automatically as you navigate through The Covenant Law Group website, including through first and third-party cookies and other tracking technologies. For more information on our use of cookies, please see our Cookie Notice and Settings page
- From third parties
We collect and further process personal information pertaining to website visitors to provide you with information that you have requested and for other legitimate business interests, including to improve our website, to communicate with you about The Covenant Law Group or legal topics, and for marketing purposes. When you voluntarily send us personal information, we also collect and further process this information based on your consent.
Business Contacts We may also collect personal information from clients, potential clients, opposing counsel, and other business contacts. This information may include:
- Your name and contact information
- Your employer, title, and other employment-related information
- Legal topics that may be of interest to you
- Information about your attendance at The Covenant Law Group events
- Your communications preferences
- Information about your interaction with The Covenant Law Group newsletters, social media accounts, and webinars
- Other information that you send to us
We may collect personal information from or about business contacts in the following ways:
- From publicly available sources
- From third parties, including other business contacts
- From participants in events that we host, sponsor, or attend, including automated collection from online participants
- Directly from you when you provide it to us
We collect and further process personal information pertaining to business contacts to provide you with information that you have requested and for other legitimate business interests, including to communicate with you in connection with our representation of our clients and to send you The Covenant Law Group newsletters, information about The Covenant Law Group events, and other The Covenant Law Group-related updates. When you voluntarily send us personal information, we also collect and further process this information based on your consent.
Job Candidates When considering a candidate for a job at The Covenant Law Group, we collect contact information, employment history, criminal history, credit history, and other information bearing on fitness for a particular position with The Covenant Law Group.
We may collect personal information from or about job candidates in the following ways:
- From publicly available sources
- From third parties, including recruiters
- From participants in events that we host, sponsor, or attend, including automated collection from online participants
- Directly from you when you provide it to us
We collect personal information from job candidates for the purpose of potential entry into a contract to which you would be a party, i.e. an employment contract; legitimate interests, such as soliciting applications for employment, providing legal and The Covenant Law Group updates, and evaluating and improving our hiring practices; and consent, when you provide personal information to us directly or through an authorized representative.
Disclosure of Personal Information We may disclose any of the types of personal information described above to:
- Service providers who process personal information on The Covenant Law Group’s behalf, in accordance with the limits that apply to The Covenant Law Group under this privacy notice
- Affiliates, successors, or their agents in connection with a restructuring, dissolution, or other sale or transfer of some or all The Covenant Law Group assets
- Third parties (which, for the purpose of this policy, excludes service providers, affiliates, successors, and their agents):
- Where required by law or applicable rules of professional conduct
- In connection with fulfilling a request you made
- In connection with protecting the rights or property of The Covenant Law Group
We may also disclose or allow our service providers to collect personal information from visitors to a The Covenant Law Group website, recipients of The Covenant Law Group communications, job candidates, and participants in The Covenant Law Group-related events, including webinars. These third parties include companies that offer website analytics and event-hosting companies. For information about your choices with respect to such disclosure and third-party collection of your personal information, please see Your Privacy Choices below.
In the past 12 months, The Covenant Law Group has not “sold” or “shared” personal information with “third parties,” as such terms are defined in the CCPA. The Covenant Law Group does not knowingly “sell” or “share” personal information relating to children under the age of 16.
Children’s Privacy Our website is not designed for use by individuals under the age of 18. If you have concerns relating to the collection of personal data from minors, please contact info@thecovenantlawgroup.com.
Unsubscribing from The Covenant Law Group Communications From time to time, we may contact you with information about laws, recent developments, and The Covenant Law Group that may be of interest to you. You can unsubscribe from future communications from The Covenant Law Group at any time by following the directions contained in the communication you received or by emailing your request to info@thecovenantlawgroup.com.
Cookies and Similar Technologies Visit our Cookie Notice and Settings page for information about our website’s use of cookies and similar technologies, and how to change the cookies used.
Do Not Track and Universal Opt-Outs The Covenant Law Group’s website is not currently configured to accept browsers’ “Do Not Track” signals, as no industry-wide standard for handling them has been adopted. The Covenant Law Group’s website does not provide a universal opt-out from the “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, as such terms are defined in the CCPA, as The Covenant Law Group does not engage in such sale or sharing.
Requests Pertaining to Representation-Related Information If you believe The Covenant Law Group may have been provided with your personal information in connection with its representation of a client, please contact that individual or company directly with any requests related to your personal information.
Other Requests to Exercise Your Privacy Rights We accept the following types of requests related to your privacy rights, with respect to personal information that The Covenant Law Group has collected from or about you in its capacity as a “business,” as that term is defined in the CCPA, or a “data controller,” as that term is defined in the Colorado Privacy Act, Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act, or other applicable data protection law:
- Object to or withdraw your consent for the continued processing of your personal information
- Information about The Covenant Law Group’s processing of your personal information
- Erasure of your personal information
- Correction of your personal information
- A copy of your personal information
- A copy of your personal information in a portable form
If you reside in California, Colorado, or Virginia, you have certain legal rights with respect to other personal information. If you are subject to the protection of European Union, United Kingdom, Swiss, or other non-U.S. law, you may have similar legal rights. Your legal rights may be subject to certain exceptions.
You may still submit a request related to your personal information, even if you are not entitled to do so by applicable law. The Covenant Law Group reserves the right to evaluate and grant or deny such requests in its sole discretion.
Please email info@thecovenantlawgroup.com with any such requests.
We may require you to verify your identity before honoring your request. If your request is submitted by your authorized agent, the authorized agent must present a signed, written authorization to act on your behalf.
We will respond to your request as soon as possible, even if we are unable to grant your request.
We do not discriminate or retaliate against you for exercising your privacy rights.
Changes to This Privacy Notice The Covenant Law Group will notify you of any changes to this privacy notice by posting the updated notice on this page with its effective date.
