Privacy Policy of A&T Law Partners

  1. A&T Law Partners, In this Privacy Policy, “A&T Law Partners” or “we” refers to A&T Law Partners and our affiliated firms and businesses.
  2. We take the issue of privacy seriously. This privacy policy (“Privacy Policy”) describes how we collect, process, transfer or otherwise deal with personal information (“PI”) in the course of our relationship with users of our website, our digital initiatives including other websites, social media initiatives and digital communications (“Digital Initiatives”).
  3. This Policy does not cover our dealing with PI as part of legal representation of clients (which are governed by professional ethics and client agreements) or our dealings with PI of our employees (which are governed by our employment agreements and employment policies) or dealings with PI of our vendors and service providers (which are governed by our agreements with such parties).
  4. “Personal information” as used in this Policy means data about or relating to a natural person who is directly or indirectly identifiable, having regard to any characteristic, trait, attribute or any other feature of the identity of such natural person, or any combination of such features, or any combination of such features with any other information.
  5. We collect the following information automatically when you interact with us or engage with us concerning our Digital Initiatives. These include your name, email address, username, social media identifiers, IP addresses, device and mobile advertising identifiers, device information such as type of device, operating system, version, browser type, content you viewed, features you accessed, search terms you used, how you interact with our Digital Initiatives generally, geographical information derived from your IP address.
  6. We may collect information from various sources, including employees, business partners, clients, business and professional databases, the internet, social media platforms, and publicly available sources. This includes your name, address, telephone number, email address, social media identifiers, age, device and mobile advertising identifiers, professional qualifications, experience, past assignments and positions held, language, and certifications.
  7. Use of the personal information:
    7.1 Deliver legal services and maintain client relationships.
    7.2 Conduct due diligence and comply with legal obligations.
    7.3 Operate and improve our website and internal systems.
    7.4 Communicate legal updates or marketing content (with your consent).
    7.5 Process job applications and manage firm operations.
    7.6 Fulfill any legal obligations or establish legal claims.
  8. Transfer of PI:
    8.1 We will not sell your personal information. We will not share your personal information with anyone for their independent use.
    8.2 We may share your personal information with our service providers providing legitimate services to us, such as administration support, communication support, IT support, audit, technical services, web hosting, analytics providers, etc. Such service providers will be bound to comply with terms similar to this Policy
    8.3 We may share your PI when legally obligated to do so under applicable laws or based on orders passed by competent authorities and courts.
    8.4 We may share anonymized, de-identified, or aggregated data in any manner.
  9. We use commercially reasonable measures (technical and physical means) to protect your PI in accordance with industry standards and applicable laws. We obtain written assurances from third parties to whom we transfer your PI that they will safeguard your PI in the same manner. You would note, however, that no security measures are completely foolproof. Your PI will ordinarily be stored in India, provided that we may store such information in any other country in which we have offices or in any country which we deem to have a high standard of data privacy protection.
  10. By accessing our website, using any of our digital services, or participating in any of our events, you hereby consent to this Privacy Policy. You agree that our Privacy Policy and the manner in which we secure your personal information constitute “Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures” under Section 43A of the Information Technology Act, 2000. We reserve the right to make changes to and modify the terms of this Privacy Policy. Please note that this Privacy Policy is valid under the laws of India.
  11. In case you have any grievances concerning our compliance with this Policy, please email us at saiteja@atlaw.in. Please note that you may not be a client, and communications you share with us through this forum may not be confidential.
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