At Lexjudicata, we prioritize the privacy of our clients and website visitors. This policy complies with Indian laws, including the Information Technology Act, 2000, the Bar Council of India rules, and other relevant regulations. Our aim is to transparently outline how we collect, handle, store, and protect your personal data.

Visitor Acknowledgement and Non-Solicitation
Visitors to our website engage with Lexjudicata voluntarily. We do not engage in any form of solicitation or advertising, in adherence to Bar Council of India Rules, including Rule 36 under the Bar Council of India Code of Ethics. Lexjudicata does not compel or encourage any visitor to seek our services but provides information for those who choose to contact us independently. Our services and content are solely for informational purposes, respecting the legal restrictions on solicitation and advertising by advocates.

Data Collection
In accordance with Section 43A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the IT (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011, we collect personal information (such as name, contact information, and legal service needs) only as required to provide legal services, process inquiries, or fulfill client requests. Data is collected directly from clients and visitors through voluntary interactions on our website or through other communications, ensuring compliance with legal standards on data minimization.

Use of Information
We use personal information solely for the purpose for which it was provided, including case management, legal advice, and administrative purposes. Under Rule 17 of the Bar Council of India, all client information is handled with strict confidentiality and is never disclosed to unauthorized parties. Lexjudicata follows the principles of lawful data usage, ensuring information is only retained as long as necessary to fulfill legal and professional obligations.

Third-Party Disclosure
Lexjudicata does not share or disclose personal data to third parties without client consent, except as required by legal authority. Any information shared for legal processes will be disclosed to trusted entities bound by confidentiality agreements. This approach aligns with the Privacy Rules under the Information Technology Act, ensuring that clients’ information remains secure and confidential.

Cookies and Tracking
Our website may use cookies and tracking technologies in compliance with Section 69 of the Information Technology Act, which governs the monitoring and use of personal data. Cookies help us improve website performance, analyze traffic, and enhance user experience. You can control cookies through your browser settings, although disabling them may affect certain functionalities.

Data Security
Following the IT (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011, we implement robust security measures to protect personal information from unauthorized access, misuse, and alteration. Our practices are regularly reviewed to ensure compliance with the latest security standards and regulations.

Client Rights
As per the IT Rules, clients have the right to access, correct, and delete their personal information. Requests can be submitted through our contact page. We take reasonable steps to verify identity before processing any requests to protect our clients’ privacy.

Policy Updates
Lexjudicata may update this Privacy Policy to reflect legal, regulatory, or operational changes. Any updates will be noted on this page, and clients are encouraged to review it periodically for the latest information.

Contact Us
For any questions regarding this Privacy Policy or your personal information, please reach out to us using the contact information available on our website.