By using the Dozier Internet Law, PC website, you agree to the following:

At Dozier Internet Law, P.C. we do not simply post a "legal sounding" user agreement. That is because we customize every one of our user agreements to fit the specific needs of our clients, and we do the same with our website. We don't presently conduct e-commerce activities in the sense of accepting registrations or providing private access to a protected area of our website. The new matter submission form includes some personally identifiable information. This information is for internal use only and is not shared with third parties. Although Dozier Internet Law has very high levels of security in place, we also are intimately familiar with the "hacking" industry. With our somewhat unique perspective, we are simply not comfortable exposing highly confidential and proprietary client information online. Since we do not use a private area, this user agreement is customized to a website that is more focused on providing legal and ethical disclosures.

We use cookies on the website only to facilitate internal navigation and provide a more user friendly website. This is the only reason Dozier Internet Law, P.C. uses cookies on our website.

Dozier Internet Law maintains records of IP addresses and other information contained in log files and new client matter submission forms. We do so in order to identify any parties that are abusing or misusing our website, or infringing on our intellectual property by making unauthorized copies of our website, and also for identifying advertising improprieties by competitors. The Dozier Internet Law fim also uses this information to track, dissect, and analyze sales and marketing programs for internal business purposes in order to maximize our online advertising efforts and keep our operating costs to a minimum. Some of the IP information is automatically shared with Google Analytics to analyze a broad range of information, but the analytics are exclusively for our internal use to better manage the website experience for our visitors and evaluate advertising strategies and tactics (no personally indentifiable information is shared with Google or a third party). That way Dozier Internet Law, P.C. can operate efficiently and minimize the need for fee increases.

Dozier Internet Law is a Business Firm

Dozier Internet Law would like to be able to offer free legal advice and answer all of the questions you have about the law of the Internet, we are inundated each day with requests and inquiries concerning a broad range of legal issues on the Internet. We do try to promptly respond to every prospective client that is actually considering retaining an Internet law specialist. Whether we provide a quick response, or are unable to get back with you at all, please understand that we are not providing any legal advice to you and no attorney/client relationship exists until we have mutually entered into a written legal retainer agreement. In addition, you should not rely on any information on this website as legal advice, and DOZIER INTERNET LAW, PC DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES CONCERNING THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION ON OUR WEBSITE, AND WE FURTHER DISCLAIM ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, RELATING TO THE USE OF THE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT WARNING BUTTON AND RELATED LINK TO OUR SITE. Some states may not permit the waiver of implied warranties under certain circumstances. We make no representations, express or implied, concerning the functionality, security, or technical integrity of the button, and while the button is hosted by you and merely links to our site, we still provide the button solely on an "as is" basis. In addition, by using our site, and by sending any communication to us or by contacting us, you acknowledge that any information shared with us will not be used by you as a basis to disqualify any attorney with our firm or our law firm from any matter.

You will see on the site specific or general examples of cases or factual and legal situations. A legal ethics requirement is that we state the following: CASE RESULTS DEPEND ON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO EACH CASE, AND PRIOR CASE RESULTS DO NOT PREDICT OR GUARANTEE A SIMILAR RESULT IN FUTURE CASES.

Dozier Internet Law: Unauthorized Access

Dozier Internet Law, P.C. has a lot of intellectual property on our site. For instance, we are the creators of all of the text on this website, and own the "look and feel" of this website. We also own all of the code, including the HTML code, and all content. As you may know, you can view the HTML code with a standard browser. We do not permit you to view such code since we consider it to be our intellectual property protected by the copyright laws. You are therefore not authorized to do so. (To the extent there is any confusion about this provision relating to unauthorized access, this is not a reference to copyright law. Although many attorneys may not understand the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the numerous state "unauthorized access" statutes, this provision is included for the purpose of establishing the legal element of a lack of authorization to access this site, an issue that is often hotly contested in such cases, and an issue Mr. Dozier has tried to court decision on three occasions. The Dozier Internet Law unauthorized access page should be informative.) In addition, you should not make any copies of any part of this website in any way since we do not want anyone copying us. We also do not allow any links to our site without our express permission, except that you must maintain the link in our Copyright Infringement Warning Button as it is designed. The name "Dozier Internet Law, P.C.", and similar derivatives of it, constitute our trademark and servicemark, and should not be used in any manner without our permission. (The Dozier Internet Law Blog explains the need for this provision in more detail). You are authorized to use the Copyright Infringement Warning Button we provide, but you agree this permission can be cancelled at any time, within our sole and independent discretion. Please understand that we regularly monitor the major search engines and conduct searches to identify those individuals and companies that are using our trade name in order to attract business to their own website in which they have pecuniary and economic interests. Dozier Internet Law, P.C. obviously has the capability to immediately react to such misappropriation, oftentimes resulting in very significant financial exposure for the infringer. You are not authorized to use our name, or any derivative of it. In other words, do not put our law firm on your website suggesting you have an attorney/client relationship with us without our permission. If we do represent you, please ask us before doing so and we will consider the matter.

Dozier Internet Law does not permit our website to be "spidered", or a program run through the website, for purposes of obtaining email addresses to be used in commercial email campaigns. We do permit search engines to access our website for purposes of indexing search results. Our site is provided for business use only for the sale of legal services to businesses. We do not represent, or otherwise seek in any manner to represent, the general public or any client that is not a business or a professional involved in business with an Internet related business need. We do not authorize you to access the Dozier Internet Law, P.C. website by conducting "click attacks", which is the practice of clicking on one of our online ads for the purpose of running up our advertising costs. All of our online advertising is intended solely and exclusively for bona fide prospective clients. By clicking on an online ad, you are immediately directed to our Dozier Internet Law website. If you are conducting a "click attack" and are not a legitimate, bona fide prospective client, your access to any page of our website is unauthorized.

Dozier Internet Law, P.C. does not direct our website to children under thirteen (13) years of age. Individuals under eighteen (18) years of age should consult with their parent or guardian about the use of this website. It is impossible to guarantee or warrant the accuracy of information on this site since the technology and Internet world both evolve quickly, and laws and interpretations change at an every increasing pace. Of course, we do not sell any of the information collected on our website. Make sure that you don?t just read through this website and rely on what it says since we expressly disclaim all liability with respect to your actions taken, or not taken, based on the contents of this website.

In closing, privacy and security are both very important to Dozier Internet Law. We do treat all information provided to us with care and discretion, and we take a very proactive approach to make sure that the information is not misused. Dozier Internet Law, P.C. updates its website on a regular basis. Likewise, we make changes to our user agreement on a regular basis also.

When Dozier Internet Law changes the user agreement it will be posted on the website and will apply to all users of our website from that day forward without any additional notice. If you have any questions concerning this website or our law firm please use the "contact us" section and call the Dozier Internet Law firm.

For Copyright Infringment Matters, the contact information for submitting a DMCA notice is:

John W. Dozier, Jr., Esq., Designated Copyright Infringement Agent, 301 Concourse Blvd., Suite 300, Glen Allen, Virginia, 23059, fax 804.346.0800, email jwd@cybertriallawyer.com.

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