Legal & Privacy Terms

Legal Disclosure

This website is intended for informational purposes only and reports on Ayres Law LLC ("Ayres Law") and its lawyer. The posting of information on this website, or the receipt of information by viewers of this website, is not intended to, and does not, create an attorney-client relationship. This website is not intended to provide legal advice, and visitors to this website should refrain from acting on information posted here without seeking specific legal advice from individually qualified counsel. You should not send any confidential information to Ayres Law until you have received written confirmation from Ayres Law of its agreement to perform legal services you may request. If you are not currently a client of Ayres Law, sending an e-mail will not create an attorney-client relationship, will not be a privileged communication, and the contents of that email message may be required by law to be disclosed to others.

This website is not intended as an advertisement in any jurisdiction where Ayres Law is not permitted to engage in the practice of law, or where Ayres Law or this website does not comply with all applicable legal and ethical rules relating to practice in that jurisdiction.

Intellectual Property

No portion of this website or its contents may be reproduced for commercial purposes without permission. To obtain permission for copying material from this website, please contact Ayres Law via email. Any document reproduced with permission must not be modified and must include the copyright notice(s) affixed to this website and the material.

Nothing contained in this website confers (or should be construed to confer) by implication, estoppel or otherwise any license or right under any copyright, trademark or other proprietary right owned or licensed by Ayres Law LLC.

Ayres Law recognizes the importance of and respects your privacy. The following describes the information collection, use and disclosure practices for this website. This policy does not, however, address information that Ayres Law may obtain offline through events such as seminars or from an attorney's personal contacts. When you visit Ayres Law's website, you remain anonymous. To the extent you use an email link via the website to communicate with anyone affiliated with Ayres Law and provide us with personally identifiable information, you will not remain anonymous. Because it is not possible to anticipate every conceivable context in which such information might be provided to Ayres Law via e-mail, Ayres Law can provide you no assurance that personally identifiable information you choose to provide to us via email will be maintained as private. Ayres Law and/or the host of its website use "cookies." Cookies are small text files that are placed on a visitor's computer hard drive that allow Ayres Law and/or the host of its website to record how many times a user or computers within a user's network of computers has visited the website and the number of times various pages of the website have been accessed. You may disable receipt of cookies using features of your web browser that disable or turn off cookies. Ayres Law does not use cookies to retrieve information that is unrelated to your visit to or your interaction with the website. Ayres Law collects your Internet Protocol (IP) address. An IP address is a number that is assigned to your computer when you use the Internet. The IP address data that we collect does not contain any personally identifiable information about you and is used to administer this site, to determine the numbers of different visitors to the site and to gather broad demographic data. The non-personally identifiable data that Ayres Law collects in these ways is accessible by Ayres Law personnel as well as certain third-party website designers and personnel involved with the third-party service that hosts the website. Ayres Law uses all non-personally identifiable data that it collects internally and together with its website designer and host in order to improve the website. The information is used, for example, to evaluate what portions of the website are more popular than others, to determine from where visitors came to the site, and to determine how many times particular pages of the site were accessed in aggregate. To the extent permitted by law, Ayres Law will not sell, share, or otherwise disclose any of the information it collects online without your permission. Exceptions are disclosures to third parties who monitor the website and as required by law. In addition, Ayres Law does not presently collect personally identifiable information from its website except to the extent that such information is provided from visitors who voluntarily send electronic mail to Ayres Law. Due to the rapidly evolving technologies on the Internet, Ayres Law may occasionally update this privacy policy. All revisions will be posted to Ayres Law's website. Ayres Law urges you to review its Privacy Policy frequently.