Terms of Use of Website
By visiting, accessing or using our website you are agreeing to our terms of use. Details of our terms are set out herein. If you do not agree with our terms you should immediately leave this website and you should not revisit it.
a) Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect and use personal information, including anything you send us through this website.
b) Information, documentation and downloads available on this website are intended for general guidance only. They are not, and cannot be relied on as if they were legal or professional advice. If you use any information, documentation or downloads available on this website you do so entirely at your own risk. If you require legal advice on any issue or in relation to any matter touched upon on this website please contact our office on (+353) 061 361 088, email us at info@crimminshoward.ie or call into our offices at Dolmen House, Shannon, Co. Clare. We exclude to the fullest extent permitted by law all liability for loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of website or our email subscription messages or any information, documentation or downloads provided by any of the sources or reliance on the contents of same.
c) Submission of an enquiry via our website shall not give rise to any solicitor-client relationship between you and us at any stage. Unless we enter into a separate written and signed letter of engagement with you in relation to a specified matter we are not acting for you as solicitors in relation to any matter.
d) You agree that you will not arrange for any other website to be connected to any part of our website without our prior written consent.
e) Crimmins Howard Solicitors are the owners of the copyright of the content of this website which shall include the layout and text as well as the general appearance and any unauthorised copying/ reproduction of any part of our website is strictly prohibited (except to such extent as may be permitted by law).
f) We may alter/ amend/ change these terms at our discretion and without notice. By continuing to use this website you accept our terms as displayed on our website from time to time and you acknowledge your obligation to revisit those terms of use to apprise yourself of any such changes. If you do not agree with out terms, please discontinue the use of our website immediately, and delete any information, documentation or downloads from your system that you may have accessed from same.
g) Except where otherwise stated, the content on this website is based on the laws of Ireland. Our website and its use is governed by the law of the Republic of Ireland and the Irish courts will have exclusive jurisdiction over any disputes connected to it.
Technical Details Recorded Via This Website
This website sets no cookies. On our own domain we count visits with a privacy-first analytics service that sets no cookies and stores no personal data: it reads a visitor's IP address only for the moment it takes to count a visit, and keeps nothing that identifies anybody. This website also records, for each page opened, the page itself, the page or search result the visit came from, any campaign tags in the web address, whether the visitor is on a phone, a tablet or a computer, and taps on the firm's phone number and on the button that opens an enquiry: nothing is stored in the visitor's browser to do it, nothing in that record identifies a visitor or a browser, and the identification string a browser sends about itself is no longer kept at all, only which kind of device it is, or that it could not be told. That record is collected on our behalf and on our instructions by PageMax, the provider that runs this website, as our processor, is used only to see which pages lead people to get in touch and to tell when something on the site has stopped working, is never used for advertising and is never given to anyone else, and is kept only for as long as we need it to understand how the site is used. The chat assistant keeps nothing in a visitor's browser until the visitor uses it, and that stays true when the window opens itself, which it may do after a few seconds on a page: from the moment they tap it open, tap one of its suggestions or type, the browser keeps a short reference for that visit, so that the conversation, any enquiry sent and the pages visited from then on can be joined up. If the visitor closes the chat window, or brushes away a short greeting beside it, the browser remembers that for the visit, so that the window is not opened at them again and the greeting is not shown again. The record of the visit also notes when the chat opened, whether the visitor opened it or it opened itself, when a conversation started, and when the callback form was shown or a send failed. These references are not cookies, the browser clears them when the tab is closed, no other website can read them, and they are used for nothing else. This website carries no advertising scripts, and it has no display-advertising features to opt out of. How we use the information you send us is set out in our privacy notice.
External Links
These terms relate only to the website of Crimmins Howard Solicitors. We may occasionally have links to external websites on our website. Any external links to other websites are clearly identifiable as such. We do not have any control over the privacy policies or the terms of use of any of these external websites. In the event that you visit any of these sites, whether by means of following the link on our page or otherwise we will bear no responsibility or liability to you in respect of any such external websites, whether in respect of the manner in which your personal data is processed or otherwise. The fact that we have placed a link to an external website on our website does not signal that we agree with or endorse any statement which is contained in any such external website.
Copyright
All trademarks displayed on this site are trademarks of Crimmins Howard Solicitors. Nothing contained on this site should be construed as granting any license or right of use of any trademark displayed on the site without the express written permission of Crimmins Howard Solicitors or any relevant third party owner.
Where your information is processed
The firm's website database and enquiry records are stored in the European Union. The website's chat assistant writes its replies, and the summary of each enquiry for the firm, using AI models run by specialist providers, largely on infrastructure in the United States, working for the firm's website provider under data-processing agreements, and some of the website provider's email and technical services are based there too. Part of the website provider's platform is hosted elsewhere in Europe, including the United Kingdom, which the European Union recognises as protecting personal data adequately. Transfers to the United States are protected by the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or the European Union's standard contractual clauses, and the AI providers never use what passes through to train AI models.
