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Opt out of sale and sharing
California law gives you the right to tell a business not to sell or share your personal information. Opting out takes one click, needs no name or account, and works at once for this browser.
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What we sell or share, and what opting out does
On the Site, HubSpot's ad pixel lets LinkedIn, an advertising network, collect identifiers, the pages you visit and device and browser data for advertising, which California law treats as sharing. Until October 20, 2026, the Site also used Microsoft Clarity, which let Microsoft collect information about how you used the Site for its own purposes; California law may treat that as a sale. We do not sell or share what you send us in our forms, such as quote requests and job applications.
Opting out turns off Google Analytics and HubSpot's tracking code and ad pixel (and with it LinkedIn's tag) on the Site for this browser; it is the same choice as turning off Analytics in Cookie settings. The choice is saved in a cookie on this browser, so it does not carry over to other browsers or devices and ends when that cookie expires or is deleted. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as the same opt-out automatically.
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Sensitive personal information
California law also gives you the right to limit how a business uses sensitive personal information. We use it, such as work-injury details in loss history, only to provide the services you ask for and as the law allows, so there is no other use to limit.
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Other privacy requests
To ask what personal information we hold about you, or to correct or delete it, see our Privacy Notice.
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Authorized agents
You may use an authorized agent to submit a request on your behalf. We may ask the agent for proof of authorization and verify your identity directly.
Effective and last updated: October 20, 2026.
