We Respect Your Privacy

LexBlog, Inc. is committed to protecting the privacy of those who use our website and services. The following privacy policy is designed to help you understand this commitment. Our policy covers what information LexBlog will collect, how we'll use that information and what we're doing to ensure your time using our services is as safe and secure as possible. This policy does not cover the practices and actions of websites that we link to within LexMonitor.

What we'll collect

  • LexBlog may collect personal information (including but not limited to: e-mail addresses, full names and IP addresses) when individuals register to use our services or visit our site.
  • LexBlog may also use "cookies" - data packages used for authenticating information about a specific computer - to store your information and enhance your experience while using LexMonitor. You can chose to disable cookies in your web browser, but note that doing so could keep LexMonitor from performing to its full potential and may have negative impacts on how LexMonitor appears on your computer.
  • LexBlog's servers will automatically record pertinent identification details from each user each time they visit LexMonitor.

How we'll use your personal information

  • Information will be reviewed and analyzed by LexBlog staff to help improve the scope and quality of our services, or to give us a clearer picture of our user base.
  • Non-identifying details (including but not limited to: average age of users, geographic scope of user location, etc) may be included in blog posts and other LexBlog-produced literature, based on the information provided by users.
  • Biographical details users choose to enter in their "LexMonitor Profile" will remain open and to the public, and can be altered by individual authors at any time.
  • LexBlog will not disclose its cookies to third party advertisers or other websites, except as required in compliance with a court order or if failure to do so could lead to potential financial or legal liability for LexBlog.

Removing/altering your account

LexMonitor users have full control over their "LexMonitor Profile," and can alter/edit this profile at any time. Users are responsible for keeping track of the username and password required to edit this information; for cookie-enabled browsers, there may be the possibility of keeping these login credentials stored.

If the information our editors have provided about specific blogs or authors is inaccurate, or if users wish to have their author profile and/or blog deleted from LexMonitor for whatever reason, an e-mail should be sent to editor@lexmonitor.com with appropriate instructions.

Other Sites

The privacy policy described herein applies only to interactions occurring at or within LexMonitor (designated as anything beginning with the http://www.lexmonitor.com URL). We encourage you to look at the privacy policies of each website/blog we link to. LexBlog is in no way liable for privacy statements and information sharing policies of the 1500+ blogs included within LexMonitor.

Updating our Privacy Policy

LexBlog reserves the right to update or alter this privacy policy at any time, without notice. It is your responsibility to continually refer to this page and verify that LexBlog's services are on par with your security needs. If you notice a discrepancy or error within this privacy policy, please send an e-mail to editor@lexmonitor.com.