Transmission of the information on the ROPER LIGH LLC website does not create or constitute an attorney-client relationship between the firm and any viewer or user of such information, nor is it intended to do so."

ROPER LIGH LLC is not responsible for any third-party contents which can be accessed through this website. Any links to other sites are provided for convenience to the viewer/user and are without endorsement.

The listing of areas of practice does not represent any official certification of expertise in any areas unless otherwise indicated in an individual attorney's biography. It is only an indication of experience.

The use of internet email for conveying sensitive information is discouraged. Your communication to us through this website may not be considered as privileged or confidential and will not create or constitute an attorney-client relationship between the firm and any party.

We have a separate privacy policy detailing the data we collect and how we use it. Any updates to our policy will be posted on that page.

The attorney primarily responsible for this website is Mary E. Roper

1. The Firm collects personal information about you when you voluntarily choose to disclose such information to us, directly or indirectly through a representative. For example, you may disclose personal information to us when you complete a contact form, when you sign up for newsletters, alerts, updates, or other marketing communications, or when submit information through mail, telephone, fax, or electronically.

2. The Firm Web site also collects certain information about visitors, even when they are not logged in. The Firm may record your IP address, the URLs of the Web sites and pages you visit (before, during and after your visit to the Firm Web site), the times and dates of such visits, information about the computer hardware and software you use, general location information, ISP, language preferences and other similar device and usage information that may be available.

3. The Firm may ask you to provide certain additional information about yourself, including your name, contact information (email address, phone number, mailing address, and contact preferences), the organization you come from, business affiliates, and certain other information that the Firm may use to identify you. If you choose not to provide such information, you may not be permitted to access certain Firm Web site features, content or services.

4. The Firm and its service providers may use cookies to gather information about your use of the Web site. A cookie is a small piece of information that is placed on your computer when you visit certain websites for record-keeping purposes. Cookies are helpful tools that make it easier for you to navigate our Web site or allow us to track your activities while using the Web site. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but if you prefer, you can edit your browser options to block them in the future. The "Help" section of your browser should provide you with additional information about blocking new cookies, setting up notifications for when new cookies are received, disabling cookies, and other cookie preferences. Please note that adjusting your cookie settings may result in reduced Web site functionality and a less personalized browsing experience.

The Web site also uses web beacons to recognize certain categories of information about visitors, such as location and time and date a page is viewed. The data collected by web beacons contain no personally identifiable information and is only used for analytics and performance purposes.

5. We do not direct any of our websites to children or individuals under eighteen (18) years of age. Individuals under eighteen (18) should consult with their parent or legal guardian about the use of this Web site.

1. The Firm uses the information that it collects about you to improve your browsing experience by personalizing the Firm Web sites to your interest, and also to help the Firm select content and services that you may find interesting and useful. Generally, we use the information we collect online (including personal information): to respond to your requests; to personalize your website experience; to send you newsletters, client alerts, and information we think may interest you; for analysis and improvement of our Web site; to prevent misuse; to comply with legal obligations; and for general business operations. Information about the content you visit and services you use may be used alone or in conjunction with information collected from other users to help the Firm tailor the Firm Web site and its other products and services to better suit the needs and interests of you and other users. The Firm will only use your personal information for a legal and legitimate purpose.

2. Information that you provide may also be used as part of the Firm's effort to keep you informed about events, and selected products and services that may be of interest to you. In some cases, the Firm may contact you with information from carefully selected third parties, but the Firm will not provide information to third parties for such purposes.

3. The Firm may also attempt to reach you by providing a custom advertisement based on the sections of our website that you had visited. This remarketing service is provided through Google AdWords and uses cookies placed on your computer to show you our advertisements when you visit other websites that participate in the Google Display Network. You may opt out of Google's use of cookies by visiting their Ad Settings page. You may also opt out of a third-party vendor's use of cookies at the Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page.

1. The Firm will not rent, trade, or sell your personal information, nor will we share it with third parties, outside of the Firm, for their marketing purposes. We may share personal information with the following categories of third parties:

(a) Third party service providers that provide services to us or to whom we outsource certain services, such as data hosting or software or technology services, solely for the purposes of providing the services, wherein said service providers otherwise conform to the requirements of this Privacy Policy;

(b) Our professional advisors (e.g., lawyers and accountants);

(c) Government and/or regulatory authorities, if required by law or any governmental agency;

(d) Professional indemnity insurers; and

(e) Regulators and/or tax authorities.

2. We may also disclose personal information to other third parties in the following limited circumstances:

(a) As part of any merger, sale and transfer of assets, acquisition, or restructuring of all or part of our business, bankruptcy, or similar event, including due diligence performed before the event when due diligence is permitted by law;

(b) If we are required to do so by law (e.g., as ordered by subpoenas or court order);

(c) Where we believe it necessary to respond to claims asserted against the Firm, comply with legal processes, enforce or administer our agreements and terms, or for fraud prevention, risk assessment, investigation, and to protect the rights, property or safety of the Firm, our clients and customers, our employees, or others.

3. We may also share aggregate information with third parties for research, marketing, analytics, and other purposes provided that the information does not identify a particular individual.

4. The Firm operates its Web site and services from the United States of America and stores the information we collect in the United States of America. As such, the recipients of your personal information may be located outside of the jurisdiction where you personally reside. The laws of the United States may not provide the same level of protection as your home country. By providing us with information about yourself, you acknowledge the disclosure of such personal information to these recipients. Any processing of your personal information outside of your jurisdiction shall be in accordance with this Privacy Policy.