Privacy Notice
How digital enquiries are handled on the ARS LAW site.
When you submit the enquiry form on this website, ARS LAW may store the information you provide, including your name, email address, phone number, preferred contact method, matter category, location, and the summary of your legal issue.
The site may also record limited technical metadata needed to review or secure submissions, such as the submission timestamp, browser user agent, referring page, and basic network request details.
This information is used only to review potential matters, carry out preliminary conflict or availability checks, respond through approved firm channels, and protect the intake process from spam or abusive submissions.
Enquiries are stored in private project storage and are not exposed publicly on the website. Submission of the form does not by itself create an advocate-client or attorney-client relationship, and you should not send irreplaceable originals or highly sensitive material until the firm has agreed to consider the matter.
Information submitted through the website may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to review the enquiry, maintain records related to professional obligations, improve site security, or comply with legal requirements.
If the firm later publishes dedicated contact details for privacy requests, this notice can be updated to include a direct channel for access, correction, or deletion requests where applicable.