This Privacy Policy explains how Cecile Park Publishing Ltd uses personal information and how this website employs cookies.

We collect personal information from visitors to this web site through the use of online forms and every time you e-mail us your details. We also collect additional information automatically about your visit to our web site.

We process personal information collected via this web site for the purposes of:
- providing and personalising our services
- dealing with your enquiries and requests
- administering orders and accounts relating to our customers
- providing you with information about products and services

You may opt-out of receiving information about our products or services by sending us an email at info@e-comlaw.com.

Non-personal information gathered through this web site or through other means may be used for statistical research purposes, but the identity of members and site visitors will be protected at all times.

YOUR CONSENT SETTINGS:

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Cookies
The following table shows you the cookies used by this website in accordance with the UK implementation of the European e-Privacy Directive (2009/136/EC).

Type	Detail	Used?
Essential Cookies These cookies enable services you have asked for or disable services you have chosen not to consent to. This information is not used for advertising on other sites	- Temporary session cookies are set ONLY for the duration of the visit to the E-comlaw website and are removed at the end of the browser session or after 60 minutes of inactivity. - temporary session information is used ONLY for the purpose of managing log in processes, for management of user accounts and features, and for allowing user access to website features as well as managing your consent to setting essential cookies	YES "ASPSESSIONID" "wsjconsent-consent", "wsjconsent-permanentConsent"
Performance Cookies These cookies collect anonymous information about pages you visit. This information is not used for advertising on other sites.	- Google Analytics cookies track visitor information which may include the time of the visit, whether it constitutes a repeat visit, information about referral sources, and broad IP geolocation. Personal information which may be used to personally identify visitors is not tracked or shared.	YES "__utma" "__utmb" "__utmc" "__utmz"
Functionality Cookies These cookies remember choices you make to improve your experience.	- temporary session information is ONLY for the purpose of managing log in processes and for management of user accounts and user access to website features. - disallowing temporary session information to be set may therefore prevent or debilitate access to full website features, such as social media feeds and interactive features.	YES "ASPSESSIONID" "twiigs.com" "twitter.com"
Targeting or Advertising Cookies These cookies share information about your browsing habits with third parties to help make advertising relevant to you.	E-comlaw.com does NOT collect information relating to browsing habits for advertising networks. Social media cookies The E-comlaw website includes access to E-comlaw social media channels and also facilitates sharing content on social media, by embedding their channels. By clicking any of the social media buttons, this may set cookies on your computer. Embedded media and other external sources of cookies: LinkedIn.com, Twitter.com	YES

Managing cookies using your browser settings

Most browsers allow you to turn off cookies. If you want to know how to do this please look at the help menu on your browser. However, switching off cookies will restrict your use of our web site.

Google Chrome 5.0.375.53 beta
Open your browser. Click on the icon representing "Tools" at the right of the window and choose Options. Click the "Under the Hood" tab and Click Content Settings in the Privacy section. Choose your preferred settings in the Cookies tab.

Internet Explorer version 8
Open your browser. Click on Tools at the right of the window and choose Internet Options. Click on the Privacy tab. You can choose between different levels of automatic cookies management or choose to do it manually by clicking on Advanced.

Mozilla Firefox 3.6
Open your browser. Click on Tools and choose Options. Click on the Privacy tab. In the History section you can choose between different scenarios (Remember history/ Never remember history /Use custom settings for history) and define exceptions.

Opera 10.53
Open your browser. Go to the main menu and click on Settings. Choose Preferences and click on the Advanced tab. Choose the Cookies tab and define your preferred settings.

Safari 4
Open your browser. Click on the menu icon on the far right. Choose Preferences and click on the Security tab. Define your preferred settings.

Personal Information

We will only disclose personal information to successors in title to our business and suppliers we engage to process data on our behalf. Otherwise, we will not pass any personal information collected through this web site to any third party without the consent of the individual.

Our web site may contain links to other web sites which are outside our control and are not covered by this Privacy Policy. If you access other sites using the links provided, the operators of these sites may collect information from you which will be used by them in accordance with their privacy policy, which may differ from ours.

For further information on issues of your privacy please
e-mail info@e-comlaw.com or
contact Lindsey Greig +44 (0)20 7012 1380