Privacy Policy

2. Information We Collect

We collect personal information voluntarily submitted by visitors solely through our contact channels:

• Contact Inquiries: Full Name, Email Address, Contact Phone Number, and Subject Matter of the inquiry provided via the chamber appointment form.
• Direct Electronic Mail / Telephony: Any details shared when you voluntarily telephone our chambers or initiate communication via email or WhatsApp.
• Technical Edge Server Logs: Standard internet request parameters including IP address, browser type, referral URL, and timestamps processed transiently by our infrastructure provider (Cloudflare) for DDoS protection, network routing, and edge security.

3. Purpose of Processing

Personal data collected is processed strictly for legitimate legal practice operations:

• Responding to your voluntary request for legal information or consultation.
• Scheduling physical or virtual chamber appointments with our advocates.
• Conducting preliminary conflict of interest checks prior to client engagement.
• Ensuring network security and preventing automated abuse or denial-of-service attempts.

4. Cookies & Browser Storage

This website uses minimal essential browser storage (specifically, sessionStorage) for the sole purpose of remembering your acknowledgment of the Bar Council of India regulatory disclaimer during an active browsing session. We do not use persistent advertising cookies, third-party remarketing tags, or cross-site tracking scripts.

5. Third-Party Service Providers

We work only with reputable, enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure providers under strict confidentiality:

• Cloudflare Pages & Edge Network: For secure global content delivery, static asset hosting, and edge function execution.
• Chambers Email Provider: For receiving and archiving client correspondence under standard legal confidentiality standards.

6. Rights Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA)

In accordance with Indian data protection legislation, you are entitled to:

• Request confirmation of whether your personal data is being processed.
• Request correction or updating of inaccurate or incomplete personal information.
• Request erasure of personal data where retention is no longer necessary, subject to statutory preservation requirements under the Advocates Act, 1961 or relevant limitation periods.
• Nominate an individual to exercise data rights in the event of incapacity.

7. Data Grievance Officer & Contact

For questions regarding data processing, privacy compliance, or exercising statutory rights, contact: