Cookie Policy

Welcome to Our Cookie Policy

Your privacy is our priority as your trusted legal partner. We want to be transparent with how we collect and use your data when you visit our website at https://larimerlawfirm.com/. This Cookie Policy details how we use cookies, what they are, and the choices you have when using this website. Knowing the way we use cookies will allow you to make informed decisions regarding your online experience with us, as well as understand how we value the safekeeping of your personal information. Part of our full client satisfaction policy is justice and pursuit of integrity in all facets of our business.

Understanding What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files written into your computer or other device the first time you visit a website. Cookies are commonly used by websites to operate effectively, provide a customized browsing experience for users, and help website operators learn how users are interacting with web pages. Cookies may be session cookies (that persist only while a browser is open and are removed when you close the browser) or persistent cookies (that remain on your computer/device until you remove them or until they reach their expiration date). At Larimer Law Firm, cookies are used to smooth the website’s operation, enhance your site experience, and support our Web of Trust® mission to deliver an exceptional level of legal service.

The Purpose of Cookies

Cookies are important in helping us ensure that our clients and website visitors have a seamless, secure, and personalized browsing experience. Here at Larimer Law Firm, we use cookies for the following purposes:

  • To give you the best website experience. We use cookies to ensure certain aspects of our website’s functionality – like navigation menus, secure client login pages, and forms – work correctly.
  • To provide you with better performing service and improve our search analytics. Cookies help us collect data about the usage of our website to better understand how our visitors interact with us, what pages are visited most often, and similar insights.
  • For your convenience. We save your language preference or last visited pages so we can offer you a more personalized experience.
  • For security purposes. Cookies allow us to identify security risks or fraud in regard to any account data and keep your personal data safe.
  • To keep in touch. We can provide you with information about our services or any legal updates, as long as you choose to opt-in to receive our communications.

The Types of Cookies We Use

In order to deliver accurate legal information and responsive service, Larimer Law Firm uses the following types of cookies:

  • Strictly Necessary Cookies: These are needed for the site to function and cannot be “turned off” in our systems. These cookies are generally set in response to actions you take, such as filling out forms or accessing secure portals.
  • Analytical / Performance Cookies: These collect information about how visitors use our website – which we use to improve the way our website works and make it easier for you to interact with us. For instance, we might use Google Analytics to track information about website performance.
  • Functional Cookies: These enable enhanced functionality and personalization, such as login or storing your preferred settings.
  • Targeting / Advertising Cookies: We may occasionally use such cookies to present content or advertisements that more closely meet your interests – these cookies may also be used in connection with measuring the effectiveness of outreach campaigns.
  • Third-Party Cookies: External service providers (e.g., embedded legal resource tool or social media sharing plugin) may also set cookies in order to support site interactivity and resource sharing.

How We Make Use of Cookie Data

Information gathered by use of cookies allows the Larimer Law Firm to deliver a secure, user-friendly site with current and useful information. We use the information collected in aggregate to learn about clients’ preferences and improve website functionality, as well as your interaction with our legal services offerings. For example, cookies tell us which of our legal services and topics you are most interested in learning more about so that we can provide relevant content and articles. We use cookies to help protect the secure transfer of information for your communications through our website contact forms. We do not use cookies to collect personal information without your clear consent.

How to Manage Your Cookie Preferences

You control the use of cookies when you use larimerlawfirm.com. When you visit the site for the first time, you will be asked to accept or decline cookies and/or to customize your cookie preferences. You may also later change or withdraw your consent at any time via a link to the cookie information/settings typically found in the website footer. Most browsers also allow you to configure cookies using browser settings including blocking and deleting cookies. Be aware, if you disable or decline certain types of cookies, our websites may not function properly and you might not have full access to all features.

If you would still like to learn how to control cookies in your browsers, but are struggling, here is a summary of useful references for Internet browsers: Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari.

Cookies and the GDPR

Privacy protection is paramount to the values of Larimer Law Firm. Collected data through cookies is processed in compliance with applicable data protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and relevant U.S. privacy laws. Cookies are not used to store personally identifiable information unless such information has been actively supplied by a user, such as filling out a contact or service request form. The collected data is used in the manner described in this policy and is not sold or rented out to third parties for unrelated marketing initiatives. Security precautions are taken to help protect against unauthorized access to cookie data in order to maintain your trust and confidentiality.

Third-Party Cookies and Integrated Software

To deliver a modern day, interactive web experience, Larimer Law Firm may use third-party products and services. Examples include web analytics (e.g., Google Analytics), embedded legal research tools, or social media sharing tools. Such third parties may place their own cookies on your device as you engage with their functionality on our website. Although we endeavor to use reputable providers, you have full rights to review their associated cookies and privacy policies to learn how third parties use your information. Larimer Law Firm disclaims any reliance on the cookie practices of third-party web sites or services linked from our site.

Cookies, Professional Services and Client Privacy

As a law firm, we value client privacy and confidentiality. Cookies on our site may be used to facilitate secure communications, collaboration, information sharing, and delivery of services. For instance, cookies could be used for things like secure online intake forms, document uploads or web-based calendaring tools, but privacy controls and safeguards are put in place. We do not use cookies to access or inspect your confidential client documents, case file information, privileged electronic communication, etc. Any web-based tools using cookies are vetted for compliance with legal ethics rules, standards of professional responsibility, and privacy protection.

We Operate on a Legal Basis over the Use of Cookies

Larimer Law Firm’s use of cookies has a valid and legitimate basis under privacy law, for example, through enabling website operation, enhancing website usability, enabling and supporting effective communication with services for existing and potential clients. In cases where consent is mandated by applicable privacy law, we make use of such cookies only after having obtained explicit consent.

We regularly review our practices to ensure they continue to be in accord with dynamic privacy legislation, legal standards, and industry best practice. If you have questions about the basis for any particular cookie or other type of processing, please consult with our privacy team.

How to Withdraw Your Consent or Delete Cookies

If you would like to withdraw your consent to the use of cookies, you may do so at any time either by changing your preferences through the use of the cookie settings tool available on our website or by amending web browser settings so that cookies are blocked or deleted. Please be aware that deleting cookies or changing preferences from those currently set may affect your use and functionality of our website, for example, requiring you to re-enter your preferences or login information when you next visit. For step-by-step guidance on how to manage or delete cookies, please consult the support function of your web browser. If you experience problems or have concerns about other information – for example relating to data storage safety issues – please contact us directly.

Cookies and Marketing Outreach

From time to time, Larimer Law Firm may place cookies on your computer to provide you with personalized information about our firm, firm events, or changes in the law that may be of interest. Marketing cookies will only be used where consent has been provided. You can always choose to opt-out of marketing-related cookies or messages without impacting your access to the key functionality of our website or the quality of any legal services we provide. We strive to make all communications informative, useful, and respectful of your privacy preferences.

Changes Made to Our Cookie Policy

Larimer Law Firm periodically reviews its use of cookies to ensure that we are in compliance with current legislation, technology, and best practices within our industry. We reserve the right, however, to change this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the website operations or our legal obligations. Material changes will be posted in a conspicuous place on this page, and a copy of any new cookie policy will indicate its effective date. We ask you to periodically review this policy to ensure that you are fully aware of how we use cookies and keep your information private. For more details, you may also review our Privacy Policy.

Inquire about Cookies and Privacy

Your questions and comments are important to us. Should you have any questions regarding our use of cookies, need further clarification, or wish to exercise data privacy rights, please contact us directly at Larimer Law Firm:

Address:2400 S Lynnhaven Rd Ste 40
Virginia Beach VA 23456
Phone number:(757) 928-0093
E-mail:[email protected]
Contact Page:Contact Larimer Law Firm

Or, visit our Contact page for more information or to book a bespoke and personalized consultation. We will provide you with prompt and clear answers to all questions, ensuring you know that we remain your trusted legal partner.

Your Confidence is Our Priority

At Larimer Law Firm, privacy is respected and maintained, and transparency is part of the way we serve you. Our Cookie Policy is an extension of our values of justice, integrity, and client satisfaction. Whether we are working to defend you in a family law case, help present a robust defense in front of the criminal justice system, or fight for your recovery via a personal injury claim, you can rest assured that our skilled attorneys will defend you – at home and online. We appreciate that you have chosen Larimer Law Firm as your legal representative. Thank you!