Cruz & Cruz Law

Privacy & Cookies

Policy template for review. This draft describes the website’s current features. The firm’s retention practices, privacy-request process, and effective date remain to be confirmed.

This notice explains how information is handled when you visit the Cruz & Cruz Law website or use its contact form.

Information you provide

The contact form asks for your name, phone number, optional email address, the topic of your enquiry, your message, and whether you prefer Spanish. This information is used to receive and respond to your enquiry. Please avoid including sensitive documents or unnecessary personal details in your initial message.

The website and contact-form delivery use Amazon Web Services. Submitted enquiries are sent to the firm’s designated inbox. Technical records are used to operate the form, investigate failures, and reduce duplicate submissions.

Cookies and browser storage

The website uses browser storage to remember your display and analytics preferences. A temporary session value supports the confirmation shown after a contact message is accepted.

Optional Google Analytics cookies help measure visits and interactions. Analytics is off until you select Allow analytics. Selecting Decline does not prevent you from using the website or contacting the firm.

Google Analytics

With your permission, Google Analytics receives information about page visits, browser and device characteristics, referral sources, phone-link clicks, and accepted form submissions. The website’s analytics events do not include the name, phone number, email address, or message entered in the contact form.

Google signals and advertising personalization are disabled in this website’s tracking configuration. Learn how Google uses information from sites and apps that use its services.

Your analytics choice

You can change your choice through Analytics preferences in the footer or the button below. Withdrawing permission stops future analytics collection; it does not erase information already collected. Clearing your browser’s site data also removes the saved choice, and the website will ask again.

Retention and privacy requests

To be completed by the firm: the retention period for enquiries and email, the privacy-request contact and process, and any additional disclosures about sharing, marketing, or rights that apply to the firm’s practices.

For general questions, visit our contact page or call (562) 276-2333 or (714) 283-3803.

Other websites

Links may lead to websites operated by other organizations. Review their privacy notices when you visit them.

Effective date: to be confirmed when the firm finalizes this notice.

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