Privacy Policy

Last Updat­ed On 03-Feb-2023

Effec­tive Date 03-Feb-2023

This Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy describes the poli­cies of

Judge Law,
9 Ark­wright Road,
Middlesex
SL3 0HJ,
Unit­ed King­dom of Great Britain and North­ern Ire­land (the),
email: [email protected],
phone: 02070184949

on the collection,
use and dis­clo­sure of your infor­ma­tion that we collect
when you use our web­site ( https://www.judgelaw.co.uk ).
(the “Ser­vice”). By access­ing or using
the
Ser­vice, you are con­sent­ing to the col­lec­tion, use and
dis­clo­sure of your infor­ma­tion in accor­dance with this
Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy. If you do not con­sent to the same,
please do not access or use the Service.

We may mod­i­fy this Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy at any time without
any pri­or notice to you and will post the revised
Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy on the Ser­vice. The revised Pol­i­cy will
be effec­tive 180 days from when the
revised Pol­i­cy is post­ed in the Ser­vice and your
con­tin­ued access or use of the Ser­vice after such time
will con­sti­tute your accep­tance of the revised Privacy
Pol­i­cy. We there­fore rec­om­mend that you periodically
review this page.

  1. Information We Collect:

    We will col­lect and process the following
    per­son­al infor­ma­tion about you:

    1. Name
    2. Email
    3. Mobile
  2. How We Use Your Information:

    We will use the infor­ma­tion that we collect
    about you for the fol­low­ing purposes:

    1. Admin­is­tra­tion info

    If we want to use your infor­ma­tion for any other
    pur­pose, we will ask you for con­sent and will
    use your infor­ma­tion only on receiv­ing your
    con­sent and then, only for the purpose(s) for
    which grant con­sent unless we are required to do
    oth­er­wise by law.

  3. How We Share Your Information:

    We will not trans­fer your per­son­al information
    to any third par­ty with­out seek­ing your consent,
    except in lim­it­ed cir­cum­stances as described
    below:

    1. Ad ser­vice
    2. Ana­lyt­ics

    We require such third party’s to use the
    per­son­al infor­ma­tion we trans­fer to them only
    for the pur­pose for which it was trans­ferred and
    not to retain it for longer than is required for
    ful­fill­ing the said purpose.

    We may also dis­close your per­son­al information
    for the fol­low­ing: (1) to com­ply with applicable
    law, reg­u­la­tion, court order or oth­er legal
    process; (2) to enforce your agree­ments with us,
    includ­ing this Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy; or (3) to respond
    to claims that your use of the Ser­vice violates
    any third-par­ty rights. If the Ser­vice or our
    com­pa­ny is merged or acquired with another
    com­pa­ny, your infor­ma­tion will be one of the
    assets that is trans­ferred to the new owner.

  4. Retention Of Your Information:

    We will retain your per­son­al infor­ma­tion with us
    for
    90 days to 2 years after users ter­mi­nate their accounts
    or for as
    long as we need it to ful­fill the pur­pos­es for
    which it was col­lect­ed as detailed in this
    Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy. We may need to retain certain
    infor­ma­tion for longer peri­ods such as
    record-keep­ing / report­ing in accor­dance with
    applic­a­ble law or for oth­er legit­i­mate reasons
    like enforce­ment of legal rights, fraud
    pre­ven­tion, etc. Resid­ual anony­mous information
    and aggre­gate infor­ma­tion, nei­ther of which
    iden­ti­fies you (direct­ly or indi­rect­ly), may be
    stored indefinitely.

  5. Your Rights:

    Depend­ing on the law that applies, you may have
    a right to access and rec­ti­fy or erase your
    per­son­al data or receive a copy of your personal
    data, restrict or object to the active
    pro­cess­ing of your data, ask us to share (port)
    your per­son­al infor­ma­tion to anoth­er entity,
    with­draw any con­sent you pro­vid­ed to us to
    process your data, a right to lodge a complaint
    with a statu­to­ry author­i­ty and such oth­er rights
    as may be rel­e­vant under applic­a­ble laws. To
    exer­cise these rights, you can write to us at
    [email protected].
    We will respond to your
    request in accor­dance with applic­a­ble law.

    Do note that if you do not allow us to collect
    or process the required per­son­al infor­ma­tion or
    with­draw the con­sent to process the same for the
    required pur­pos­es, you may not be able to access
    or use the ser­vices for which your information
    was sought.

  6. Cookies Etc.

    To learn more about how we use these
    and your choic­es in rela­tion to these tracking
    tech­nolo­gies, please refer to our
    Cook­ie Policy.

  7. Security:

    The secu­ri­ty of your infor­ma­tion is impor­tant to
    us and we will use rea­son­able secu­ri­ty measures
    to pre­vent the loss, mis­use or unauthorized
    alter­ation of your infor­ma­tion under our
    con­trol. How­ev­er, giv­en the inher­ent risks, we
    can­not guar­an­tee absolute secu­ri­ty and
    con­se­quent­ly, we can­not ensure or war­rant the
    secu­ri­ty of any infor­ma­tion you trans­mit to us
    and you do so at your own risk.

  8. Third Party Links & Use Of Your Information:

    Our Ser­vice may con­tain links to oth­er websites
    that are not oper­at­ed by us. This Pri­va­cy Policy
    does not address the pri­va­cy pol­i­cy and other
    prac­tices of any third par­ties, includ­ing any
    third par­ty oper­at­ing any web­site or service
    that may be acces­si­ble via a link on the
    Ser­vice. We strong­ly advise you to review the
    pri­va­cy pol­i­cy of every site you vis­it. We have
    no con­trol over and assume no respon­si­bil­i­ty for
    the con­tent, pri­va­cy poli­cies or prac­tices of
    any third par­ty sites or services.

  9. Grievance / Data Protection Officer:

    If you have any queries or con­cerns about the
    pro­cess­ing of your infor­ma­tion that is available
    with us, you may email our Griev­ance Offi­cer at
    Judge Law,
    9 Ark­wright Road, SL3 0HJ,
    email: [email protected].
    We will address your con­cerns in accor­dance with applic­a­ble law.