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PRIVACY POLICY

Company – “Legal Advice Guru .com” is always to be considered as secret, confidential and personal to each individual. It is, therefore, of utmost importance to maintain its secrecy.

As the site will require the filling up of forms revealing names, email addresses, phone numbers, age/s, location data of the intended user of the site, besides documentation on the basis of which legal advice will be sought.

All out efforts will be made to protect personally identifiable information collected from the website visitors. However, the information can be shared with our panel advocates who are to provide legal advice to the clients.

DO NOT TRACK

DNT refers to digital tracking of how a website visitor navigates across site and to/from other sites . For example, if a user clicks a link on your website which takes them elsewhere in your site or externally to another site as an advertisement or external link and the website records those activities, this is tracking.

Tracking website browsing patterns is useful for improving as users overall experience on the website and on the web in general. It allows advertisers to target with relevant ads, even reminding them of items they previously saw or similar items available from a competitor. If some users don’t want website to track their browsing history, they can set DNT to “On” and “Off”

REFUND POLICY:

The website offers consultation and advice services, hence, it is not feasible to offer a refund to customers after seeking consultation / legal advice.

NOTICE TO MINORS:

The website is not inclined to collect personal information from children under 13 years of age. If inadvertently, it happens, please contact us so that we may promptly obtain consent from his or her guardian/parent or remove the information from the website.

HIRING OF ANALYTIC COMPANIES

Virtually every website interacts with third parties. From the plate form of hosting of website to analytical tools, advertisers, payments processors and communication tools, it is a near certainty that the site will have to share personal customer information with third parties. However, they use this data solely for and on behalf of our website. They do not share it elsewhere. Thus, no data is shared to any individual user. Click to see the privacy policies that deals with use of our data.

Otherwise, the website do not share personally identifiable information as your email address and telephone numbers with other companies.

We also take reasonable steps to secure your personally identifiable information against unauthorised access or disclosure. But, it is difficult to guarantee that hackers can be altogether eliminated while taking all effective steps for providing security to the personally identifiable information against unauthorised access.

THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES AND SERVICES

The site and the products include social media tools that may, among other things allow you to manage access, post content and manage content on social networking platforms (for example, Linked in, Facebook and Twitter). These tools also allow to use the products to access and analyse information found on social media sites. You are hereby required to grant us all permissions to access such sites and provide this functionality.

The site may contain links to websites that are controlled by third parties and access to certain third party services (including our partners), which may include, without limitation, marketing and advertising services, social bookmarking services, social network platforms, publications and delivery services, payment processing services and other payment intermediaries or websites and members of our network (each, a” Third-Party Service”). These links and services are provided to you as a convenience, and we are not affiliated with or responsible for the content, action or performance of any linked website or Third-Party Service and you use such websites or services at your own risk. Any Third-Party Service accessed from this site or the products is independent from us and we have no control over them, and assume no responsibility for, the content, privacy policy, terms of use and practice of such website or service. Any such Third-Party Service may have terms of use and privacy policy different than ours and you should review the applicable terms and policies, including privacy and Tata gathering practices before proceeding.

You agree to abide by the terms and conditions of any applicable Third Party Services (including Cash Free, PayPal, Google Analytics, Payment Processors and advertisers). Notwithstanding anything set forth herein to the contrary, you will abide by this agreement regardless of anything to the contrary in your agreement with any third party and you should not use such Third-Party Services to avoid the restrictions set forth in this agreement

ACCESS TO PERSONAL AND STORAGE INFORMATION

We take steps to ensure that the personal information we collect is accurate and up-to-date and that you have the ability to access it and make corrections to it

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