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Privacy policy
A clear summary of how information may be received and handled through this website.
Information that may be collected
When a visitor uses the consultation form, the website may collect a name, telephone number, email address, city, state, type of legal matter, court or forum, case stage, preferred consultation method and a brief description. Campaign information such as the landing page, referring page and UTM parameters may also be recorded to understand how visitors find the website. Technical server logs may contain an internet protocol address, browser type, device information, requested page, access time and basic security events.
Visitors should not submit original documents, passwords, banking credentials, identification numbers or highly sensitive evidence through an initial website form. Sending information does not create an advocate–client relationship and does not mean that the matter has been accepted.
Why information may be used
Enquiry information may be used to respond to a consultation request, identify the general subject of the matter, perform an initial conflict or availability check, arrange a meeting, protect the security of the website and maintain an administrative record. Attribution data may be reviewed in aggregate to improve useful legal content and understand which pages lead to genuine enquiries. It should not be used to insert keywords unnaturally or to make automated legal decisions.
Confidentiality and security
Reasonable administrative and technical measures should be used to restrict access, protect stored enquiries and reduce unauthorised disclosure. No online transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure. Formal confidential communication should begin only through a method confirmed by the chamber after the proposed engagement has been considered.
Sharing and service providers
Information should not be sold. Consultation enquiries are stored in the website database for review in the protected administration panel and are also forwarded to advpardeepbatra@gmail.com through the hosting server’s email service. Access is restricted to authorised administration users. Limited information may also be processed by service providers supporting website hosting, security or technical maintenance, subject to appropriate safeguards. Disclosure may also be required by law, court order or a lawful request from a competent authority. Professional disclosure in connection with a matter is governed by applicable law and obligations.
Retention, access and correction
Enquiries should be retained only for an appropriate period connected with response, conflict checking, security and legal or administrative obligations. A visitor may request correction of inaccurate contact information or ask about deletion, subject to lawful retention needs and the absence of an active professional engagement. Privacy requests may be sent to advpardeepbatra@gmail.com or made by calling +91 99964 64333.
Cookies and disclaimer preference
The website uses a session cookie to remember acceptance of the legal disclaimer until the browser session ends. Future analytics or functional cookies should not be introduced without updating this policy and, where required, providing an appropriate choice. Browser controls can be used to clear locally stored information.
Updates to this policy
This policy may be revised when the website, consultation system, service providers or legal requirements change. The effective date shown above will be revised when a material change is published. Questions may be directed to advpardeepbatra@gmail.com.
