Privacy Policy
Gigalegal recognises that privacy is essential to the proper use of the Internet. This statement outlines the Privacy Statement, directed links, and the processes Gigalegal will use to protect site users’ privacy. At any moment, we retain the right to change our Privacy Statement. New elements, for example, may need revisions to the Privacy Statement as we update and improve our services. As a result, please return frequently.
What is personally identifiable information (PII), and how does it differ from other data types?
Information about you, such as your name, address, email address, user ID, credit card number, and other personal information, is referred to as “personally identifiable information.”
What methods are utilised to collect, use, and disseminate data?
We don’t collect personal information like your email address unless you provide it first. We may ask for information such as your email address, mobile number, or other contact details on specific segments of our site so that we can enrich your site visit or follow up with you after your visit. Whether you provide any information is totally up to you.
As this Privacy Statement outlines, you have freely submitted information if you have consented to collecting and using your personally identifiable information. Gigalegal may share information you voluntarily provide us with respectable business partners in specific instances. No personal information gathered on this website is sold or rented to anybody. To reputable third-party vendors, Gigalegal may also share aggregate data about users to our sites, such as volume, traffic patterns, and related site statistics. Nonetheless, no personally identifying information will be included in these data. In extreme instances, Gigalegal may release information if we think in good faith that it is necessary to:
1. Conform to legal requirements or comply with legal procedures.
2. Protect and protect our property and rights.
3. Ensure that the Gigalegal Terms and Conditions of Use are followed.
4. Act to defend our users’ or others’ interests.