Privacy Policy

Policy Owner: Prevail Legal, Inc.

Last Updated: August 10, 2021

Prevail Legal, Inc. (“Prevail”) is a Delaware Corporation based in San Diego, CA. We offer a cloud-based testimony management platform (“Services”). We perform these Services and maintain records related to our work for the benefit of our customers. We take the privacy of the personally identifiable information and non-public information we collect, process, use, disclose, and retain seriously. In fact, privacy—and the maintenance of confidentiality and client privilege—are core operational values of Prevail. This Privacy Policy (referred to from here as “the Policy”) describes in detail how we treat your data collected through this Website and other sources. It explains your rights regarding that data. It also spells out the related principles, procedures, and processes we employ as the data controller to protect your privacy and govern this Policy. The Policy covers information provided to us directly or indirectly through Prevail.ai; information gained from other online sources; and information we receive from offline sources, such as in-person contact or regular mail. If you have questions or concerns about the Policy, or need to bring any privacy-related issues to our attention, please contact us. We can be reached at info@prevail.ai or (845) PREVAIL.

1. Types of Information We Collect

In our course of business, we may collect information including:

E-mail addresses and phone numbers

2. What We Do With the Information We Gather

We collect this information in part to:

Improve our customer service

3. How We Receive and Collect Your Information

We receive and collect your information:

Registration pages

4. Disclosures

In the course of our business, we disclose your information in the following ways:

To enable deposition officers and court reporters to be able to support your sessions. We do not sell any customer information to third parties.

6. Security

We are committed to ensuring that we maintain the security, confidentiality, and integrity of your information. We store and manage your Web-based information on secure, certified, and audited servers, whether used directly by us or provided by third-party service vendors. To prevent unauthorized access or disclosure of your personal information in violation of state and federal data breach law, we have put in place physical, technical, and administrative safeguards to secure the information we collect online. We contractually hold any third-party data processors, including our vendors, to the same standards and expectations that we ourselves follow and observe.

7. Links to Other Websites

Our Website may contain links enabling you to visit other Websites. However, once you have used these links to leave our site, you should note that we do not have any control over that other Website. Therefore, we cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide while visiting such sites. Those sites are not governed by this Policy. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy policy applicable to the Website in question.

8. Fair Information Privacy Principles

As staunch believers in the protection of your data and your privacy, we incorporate widely accepted and practiced privacy principles into our everyday business conduct and operating procedures. These fair information privacy principles, as they are often referred to, include:

Access: You have the right to know what information we have collected on you and that we store in our records. This includes the ability to request, review, challenge, and amend any and all personal information, and receive that information in a legible format.

Notice: You deserve to know the what, who, when, where, why, and how of your information. Vehicles such as this Privacy Policy provide such notice. The Policy is subject to amendment as relevant regulations and business conditions change.

Consent: We respect your rights to opt in to receiving certain types of marketing-related information services from us, and to opt out of other types of marketing-related information services, usually related to e-mail. We also do not disclose your personal, confidential, or privileged information to any third-party without your express, written consent or as required by law or professional codes of conduct governing attorney ethics.

Transparency: You deserve to know the main purposes for how and why we use your data. We will notify you to obtain consent, or amend the Policy, if any use of your information deviates from its originally stated purpose.

Collection and Use Limitation: We strive to only collect as much data, and the types of data, we need to provide legal services. We retain your personal information only to the extent required by law and professional codes of conduct governing ethics for attorneys.

Accuracy and Integrity: We do everything we can to ensure that the information we receive from you is maintained and not changed in any way. We also update any and all information regularly to ensure we maintain the most accurate information possible. In other words, we work to maintain the quality of your data.

Security: Data breaches and unwanted intrusion by hackers and would-be thieves of your information are a growing threat. We take the security of your data very seriously and make it a policy to guard this data intensely.

Accountability: We hold ourselves accountable for complying with the provisions of the Policy, protecting your privacy rights, and following applicable privacy laws. We promote internal policies and foster a culture that values your privacy.

9. California Law

Prevail Legal, Inc., anticipates it will conduct business with customers who are also residents of California. On January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) went into effect. This comprehensive law afforded residents with unprecedented rights, including the right to know whether businesses are selling their information to third parties and to opt out of these sales, and the right to erase information upon request. However, Prevail is currently exempt from complying with this law based on criteria enumerated in the CCPA. If and when this changes, and the exemptions no longer apply, we will amend the Policy to reflect our duties and your rights under the law.

10. Information from Children

Prevail does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 16. We do not even contemplate forming direct legal and business relationships with children without the involvement or consent of parents or guardians. If we become aware that we have collected personal information from these children without this involvement or consent, we will immediately notify parents and delete the data in question.

11. Changes to the Policy

The Policy is subject to amendment and revision as needed. We will notify you through any and all available means of pending changes to the Policy and give you the opportunity to consent to the changes. We will publish the effective date of any and all revised versions of the Policy. Any issues with or requests related to the policy that occur before the effective date of the amended Policy will apply to the Policy that was in effect on the operable date.

The policy was last updated on August 10, 2021.

12. Questions and Concerns

Please direct any and all questions, concerns related to the Policy or about your personal information to info@prevail.ai or call us at 845-PREVAIL.

August 10, 2021

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