Privacy Policy

The one-stop shop for all legal resources is Supreme Law News. We are obligated to safeguard and manage any personal information you share with us through our website, www.supremelawnews.com, because we respect your right to privacy. As part of our commitment, we also promise to protect your personal information and guard against loss and unauthorized access. There may be numerous places on the Site where you must input personally identifiable information. You fully agree and consent to our collection, storage, use, and disclosure of your Personal Information in accordance with this Privacy statement and the terms and conditions by accepting the policy at the time of registration.

Information Collection
You are not required to provide any Personal Information to access or browse the Site. However, in order to register for and/or gain access to specific services offered on the Site, as well as other web pages, you will need to supply certain information. These details could include, but aren't limited to, your name, email address, contact information, Your contact with the services may demand that you provide your mobile/telephone number(s), sex, age, content, IP address, regular web log information, and any other information that may be necessary.

Use
Your above-mentioned information will be used to improve the website and help us give you the safest, smoothest, and most individualized user experience possible. Additionally, it may be used to enhance and modify the website's services, content, and other paid and free features.

Once you've registered with Supreme Law News, other users will be able to see your username and the address you enter. The public has access to all comments made on Supreme Law News and postings made in the Supreme Law News forums. At any time, including but not limited to when you leave a comment, post in a forum, or get in touch via the website's contact forms, Team Supreme Law News retain the right to get in touch with you via the email address you provide.

The security or privacy of information or data supplied over Internet connections, however, cannot be guaranteed by us. Without your consent, we won't disclose any of your personal information to outside parties. Unless we undergo a change of ownership, combine with another company, or form a joint venture; or unless we are forced to do so by law, in connection with a legal matter, or to protect our legal rights. To help us deliver our services, we reserve the right to move any information we use and store between any of the nations in which we do business. When you visit Supreme Law News, we could utilize third-party advertising companies to show adverts.

In order to show you adverts for products and services you might be interested in, these businesses may utilize information about your visits to Supreme Law News that does not include your name, address, email address, or phone number. This privacy statement is subject to updating, alteration, or modification at any moment. The Update, Change, or Modification Date shall be the effective date of the Statement.

No matter what, we will never be held responsible for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, consequential, or other damages, including, but not limited to, damages for lost use, data, or profits, resulting from the use of or inability to use the Supreme Law News website or associated services. Your sole and only recourse is to stop using the website if, at any time, you are unhappy with any aspect of the Supreme Law News website or with any of these terms of use.