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Crowell & Moring LLP respects your privacy. You do not need to disclose any personal information in order to view this Web site. However, if you choose to subscribe to any newsletter, or request further information from any section of this site, we will not be able to process your request unless you provide us with your contact details.

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You have a right to a copy of the personal information which we hold about you, and you have a right to have that information amended if it is inaccurate. For further information about our privacy practices, please send an e-mail to website@crowell.com We will do our utmost to respond to your query within 14 days.

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Crowell & Moring uses the following cookies:

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Controlling Cookies

Should you be adverse to the collection of cookies by Crowell.com or any other website, there are actions you can take with your personal web browser settings.

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