Our Privacy Policy

Your privacy is very important to us. Our policy is to respect and protect the privacy of visitors to our web site. The purpose of this privacy policy is to provide you with a description of the type of information we collect and how we use that information.

Warrenton Community Events does not collect individually identifiable data on users. We do not collect personally identifiable information on our web site unless you choose to give it to us via an electronic mail message. Even when you choose to give us information, we keep it confidential. When guests visit warrentonevents.com web site, we collect some basic information that does not identify individual users. This includes the amount of traffic visiting the site, which pages are visited and for how long, where the visitors come from, and what ISP they are using. We use the information we collect to improve the quality of our web site, enhance or tailor the information we offer, and make your experience on our site as valuable and efficient as possible.

Links to Other Web Sites:
Please be aware that when you click on links that take you to third-party sites web sites, you will be subject to their respective privacy policy. While we support the protection of privacy in the Internet, Warrenton Community Events cannot be responsible for the actions of third parties. We encourage you to read the posted privacy statement whenever interacting with any web site.

Consent to Gather Non-Identifiable:
By using our web site, you consent to Warrenton Community Events collection and use of your information as described in this policy. If we update this privacy policy, such changes will be posted on this page. So that you are always aware of what information we collect and how we use it, we recommend that you review this page regularly.

Disclaimer on Attorney-Client Relationship:
Neither visiting this site nor exchanging e-mail with Warrenton Community Events will create an attorney-client relationship. WLF will enter into such a relationship only after meeting with a client, ensuring that no conflict-of interest exists, and mutually agreeing on essential matters including scope of representation and fee/expense arrangements. Until we have entered into an attorney-client relationship, any communications to us by a prospective client will not be covered by the rule of law that protects the confidentiality of communications between a client and attorney. We will endeavor to respond promptly to e-mail, but we will neither accept requests for nor provide specific legal advice by e-mail except to established clients.