Welcome to Our Cookie Policy
At Parker & Ellis Law Group, we take your privacy seriously and want to be as open as possible about how we use cookies and other similar technologies on www.parkerellislaw.com. Our Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, what cookies we use on our site, why we use them, and how you can edit or remove cookies when you visit. We strive to be transparent with our clients and other site visitors about how we collect and use data, to build trust as you use our website for civil litigation.
What is a cookie?
Cookies are small files stored on your device (PC, tablet, or smartphone) by your browser when you access certain websites. They contain information that enables websites to remember certain aspects of your browsing habits, including the sites you visit and details such as your login information. Cookies allow for an enhanced browsing experience, enabling you to more easily access information and services. In addition to cookies, we may also use other similar tracking technologies, such as web beacons or pixels, which work in a similar way.
Why we use cookies
Parker & Ellis Law Group uses cookies across its websites to improve usability and performance, provide security, and create a customized experience for clients. Cookies enable us to:
- Remember selections you have made and other preferences (including language and region)
- Create secure logins so that users can access client portals to view case status or make a payment
- Understand how visitors navigate our sites and which webpages are viewed, enabling us to improve our services and website functioning
- Undertake marketing activities on our websites (including re-targeting or interest-based advertising and analytics programs)
- Fulfill data collection requirements imposed by applicable laws and regulations
By using cookies, we are able to provide individual and corporate clients with a smooth and secure Internet browsing experience for those seeking civil litigation services.
Categories of cookies we use
For your general information, we classify the cookies on this site as follows:
- Necessary Cookies: These cookies are essential for our website to work properly. They include functions that allow core services such as secure login, payment processing, and access to restricted areas, including the client portal. If you haven’t accepted these cookies, we will not be able to provide you with certain services.
- Performance / Analytics Cookies: These cookies help us understand how people interact with our website by monitoring the number of visitors, page views, areas visited, and how people move around the site. We use analytics solutions, including Google Analytics, to collect and analyze data about website usage and improve usability and efficiency.
- Functionality Cookies: These remember your preferences, such as language or region, so that an optimized version of our site can be provided to you.
- Marketing / Targeting Cookies: Marketing cookies are used to provide more relevant content for visitors interested in our civil litigation and judgment enforcement services. We use third-party partners for this service, and these cookies can also be used to measure the success of our outbound marketing campaigns.
- Third-party Cookies: Some cookies on this website are created and maintained by third-party services, such as credit checking or payment systems included in our client portal. These cookies are subject to each third party’s privacy policy and do not contain personal information, but are essential to the operation of these parts of our web portal.
Specific cookies we use
Below is a non-exhaustive list of cookies that may be stored when you visit the site:
| Cookie Name | Purpose |
| _ga, _gid (Google Analytics) | Used to collect information about how visitors use the site to generate analytics data |
| PHPSESSID | Used to preserve session state from one request to the next |
| csrftoken | Provides protection against cross-site request forgery attacks |
| cookieconsent_status | Remembers if CookieConsent has already been shown and accepted |
| stripe_mid, stripe_sid | Used to make a secure transaction via the online payment portal |
| lang_pref | Stores information on user language and region preferences |
The above list represents the cookies that are known to be set at this time. We are continuously updating our website to add new functionality and for security purposes. You can browse the list of active cookies by inspecting your browser’s cookie storage as you browse through the website.
Usage analytics and third-party services
To serve and optimize our customers, we utilize analytics and third-party services on our site. Analytics: Website usage tracking is handled by Google Analytics to produce anonymous usage data, allowing us to observe and optimize visitor trends. Third Party Payment Services: Payments on our site are processed by third-party service providers (like Stripe) over a secure connection using cookies for secure and efficient payment processing. Similarly, credit reporting bureaus (such as TransUnion, Experian, Equifax) may also use third-party cookies to facilitate customer inquiries related to a credit-based case status. We vet all third-party service providers to ensure they abide by applicable privacy laws, industry standards, and maintain practices consistent with our own.
Your cookie preferences
We respect your preferences regarding cookies and aim to give you straightforward ways to exercise your choices. On your first visit to parkerellislaw.com, you will be presented with a cookie consent banner from which you can opt in or out of non-essential cookies. You can change your preferences at any time by accessing the “Cookie Settings” link typically found in the website footer.
Most web browsers also let you manage your cookie settings. This means you can delete cookies that are already present, block cookies from particular sites, or set alerts when cookies are sent. Please refer to your browser’s help pages for information on managing cookies. For example, in Chrome, go to Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and Other Site Data.
Disabling cookies
If you do not want our website to store a cookie on your computer, you can set your browser to refuse cookies or to alert you when cookies are being sent. Please note that some parts of parkerellislaw.com may be disabled if you block cookies, including access to secure areas of the website (the client portal), making payments, and displaying case information. Cookies that are essential to basic functionality are required for proper operation of our site. While you may still block them via your browser settings, some functionality may be impaired.
Your rights and data protection
At Parker & Ellis Law Group, we fully respect your rights under applicable data protection laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and all other U.S. privacy laws. These rights include:
- The right to know what personal data is collected via cookies.
- The right to request (i) access to, or (ii) erasure of personal data.
- You can withdraw your consent at any time for non-essential cookies.
- The right to complain to a supervisory authority if you believe we have infringed on your rights to data.
We utilize cookie data in accordance with our Privacy Policy, which outlines in more detail how we collect, use, and protect your information.
Cookies and privacy of children
Our Website and Services are not designed for use by minors seeking civil litigation services. We do not knowingly collect personal information or set cookies to track information about children under the age of 16. If you have reason to believe that a minor has provided us with information, please inform us immediately at [email protected]. We will promptly take reasonable measures to remove such information from our records and refrain from future collection and retention.
Amendment of this cookie policy
We may review our Cookie Policy from time to time in light of new technologies, legislation, or changes in the functionality of our website. We will make material changes to this policy by posting a notice on our website, revising the effective date at the top of this page, and providing a link to the new policy. We encourage you to periodically check this policy to remain current on our use of cookies, web beacons, and related technology.
Inquiries and rights concerning your personal information
Should you require any further information, have concerns, or requests in relation to the Cookie Policy or the manner in which Parker & Ellis Law Group manages your data, please feel free to contact the appropriate person at Parker & Ellis Law Group. We are committed to maintaining transparent and responsive communication.
Mailing Instructions
Address: 7890 University Ave Ste 59, San Diego CA 92105
Telephone number: (858) 385-9257
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: https://parkerellislaw.com/
The privacy of your information is extremely important, and we will work hard to make sure that your use and experience of our site is safe and respectful of your right to privacy.
Frequently asked questions about cookies
- Are cookies needed in order to use parkerellislaw.com? Essential cookies are required to access secure client portals and/or make payments. Non-essential cookies (analytics, marketing, etc.) are optional and can be adjusted according to user preference.
- Will my personal details be given to any 3rd parties? We do not sell any personal information collected, per our Privacy Policy. Information collected by cookies may be shared with reputable and trusted third-party service providers only for the purposes of providing services on our behalf (e.g., payment processing, analytical services, etc.).
- Are cookies a factor in whether or not my legal case goes through or my payments get processed? Cookies are utilized on this site to allow you to securely view the status of your legal matter, make payments, secure an online account, and more. If essential cookies have been deleted or disabled, some site functionality may be limited or unavailable.
- Can I adjust/turn off my cookies preferences after I’ve turned it on? Absolutely. You can adjust your cookies preferences at any time by going to the “Cookie Settings” link or by changing settings within your browser.
Parker & Ellis Law Group’s privacy policy
As a premier civil litigation law practice, Parker & Ellis Law Group is committed to confidentiality, safety and security, and trust. Our use of cookies is intended to enhance and optimize your experience, while taking care not to intrude on your privacy. We continually maintain our data and information practices to uphold best practices and comply with the law. We provide clear and accurate information and ensure accessible controls so that you can easily make informed decisions about your data as you engage our online legal services. If you need further assistance, we are here to help.
Summary and client resources
To be clear, cookies are an important tool that allow us to provide a secure, seamless, and customized experience for clients and visitors of parkerellislaw.com. You can dictate your cookie preference, and as always, our office upholds transparency in all data collection and usage practices. For further details, refer to our Privacy Policy or feel free to contact our office directly. Clients can check their case status, make payments, or seek legal services by visiting our website or using our office contact information above.