Solicitors London

Privacy notice

This notice explains how information is processed when you visit solicitors-london.co.uk or submit an enquiry to Solicitors London.

Information submitted through the form

The enquiry form requires your name, email address and message. Telephone number and site postcode are optional. Information in your message is used to understand and handle your enquiry and maintain related correspondence.

Keep your message to a short description. Don’t include passwords, one-time codes, payment or account details, identity documents, medical records, confidential client files or full financial statements.

How an enquiry is processed

Cloudflare Pages serves the website and proxies the form request. Google Cloud hosts the form service. SMTP2GO delivers the enquiry email to the existing private recipient. Doxa records the enquiry for internal handling, and Google Workspace handles email correspondence.

Submitting this form does not automatically send your enquiry to a third-party solicitor or contractor.

Website delivery and technical information

Cloudflare may process technical information when you use the website, including IP addresses and traffic routing or other traffic data. Its privacy policy (cloudflare.com) describes processing associated with customer websites. This can involve information beyond the details you enter in the form.

Scripts and fonts

No analytics scripts have been added to this website. No advertising or marketing-cookie scripts have been added. Fonts are served from self-hosted files. These statements do not exclude technical processing by hosting and security services.

Your data protection rights

Depending on the circumstances, you may have rights to obtain information and copies of your personal data, correct inaccurate or incomplete information, request erasure or restriction, or object to processing. Conditions and exemptions apply, so a request does not always require deletion or another particular outcome.

The Information Commissioner’s Office explains these conditions in its data protection rights guidance (ico.org.uk).

Privacy questions and requests

Use the contact form for questions about your information or to raise a rights request. Include enough context to identify the enquiry.