privacy policy

SBAC Law is committed to protecting the privacy of every individual who accesses or uses this website (“User”). This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, process, and protect personal information shared with us through www.sbaclaw.com (“Website”).

This Policy applies to all Users who access the Website or share any information that identifies or can identify a natural person (“Personal Data”). By using the Website, you agree that you will not provide the Personal Data of any other individual.

“Personal Data” includes any information relating to an identifiable natural person, such as name, contact details, date of birth, gender, email address, organization details, or any other information that may directly or indirectly identify an individual.

Your use of the Website constitutes acceptance of this Privacy Policy. SBAC Law may revise this Policy from time to time, at its discretion or in accordance with applicable law, and such updates shall take effect once posted on the Website. Continued use of the Website shall be deemed acceptance of the updated Policy.

This Policy must be read alongside the Website Disclaimer. This Privacy Policy shall govern any matter concerning privacy or misuse of Personal Data. The laws of India apply, and the courts at New Delhi shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

1. INFORMATION THAT WE COLLECT

A.   Information Provided by You:

We may collect and process Personal Data voluntarily shared when you:

· Submit forms or queries on the Website 

· Subscribe to newsletters or alerts 

· Contact us for information 

· Apply for internships or employment 

· Request publications or resources 

· Use Website features that require information 

You may be asked to provide details such as your name, email address, phone number, and other relevant information so that we may:

· Improve Website functionality 

· Respond to queries 

· Manage our relationship with Users or clients 

· Process job/internship applications 

· Provide updates or communications 

If you wish to have your Personal Data deleted, you may write to us at: office@sbaclaw.com. You may also refuse or withdraw consent at any time, however, some features may become unavailable. We process such Personal Data based on your consent, legitimate interests, Website administration needs, and/or contractual obligations.

B.   Information Collected Automatically:

When you access the Website, we may automatically collect:

· Device and browser information 

· IP address 

· Operating system 

· Pages viewed and duration 

· Navigation patterns 

· Communication preferences 

This information is used only to analyze Website usage, enhance performance, strengthen security, and improve User experience.

C.   Newsletters and Updates:

We may use your Personal Data to send legal updates, newsletters, or information about SBAC Law. To unsubscribe, write to: office@sbaclaw.com

D.   Legal Obligations and Security:

We may process Personal Data where required to:

· Comply with applicable law 

· Respond to legal processes 

· Protect your vital interests 

SBAC Law shall not be liable for any loss or unauthorized access to Personal Data arising from circumstances beyond reasonable control.

II. ACCESS RESTRICTIONS

SBAC Law reserves the right to restrict access to the Website for any User (“Restricted User”). We may delete any Personal Data submitted by a Restricted User unless retention is required by law.

III. RETENTION OF PERSONAL DATA 

Personal Data is retained only for as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected. You may request correction, update, or deletion of your Personal Data by writing to office@sbaclaw.com. We may retain certain information where required to comply with legal obligations or to establish or defend legal claims.

IV. COOKIES 

The Website may use cookies, small files stored on your device to:

· Enhance functionality 

· Personalize content 

· Understand User behaviour 

· Generate aggregated analytics 

We may engage trusted third-party service providers for traffic analysis. Cookies may be disabled through browser settings.

V. PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

We adopt reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect Personal Data. This includes:

· Secure networks 

· Access restricted to authorised personnel 

· Periodic vulnerability assessments 

However, no system or transmission can guarantee absolute security. We ensure third-party service providers maintain comparable protections.

VI. DISCLOSURES TO THIRD PARTIES 

SBAC Law does not sell, trade, or publish Personal Data to third parties without your consent. We may disclose information to:

· Trusted service providers who support Website operations (under confidentiality obligations) 

· Government agencies or courts, where required by law 

· Protect rights, property, or personal safety 

· Investigate or prevent fraud or security issues 

Your use of the Website constitutes consent to such disclosures where necessary.

VII. YOUR RIGHTS 

You may write to office@sbaclaw.com to:

· Confirm whether we process your Personal Data 

· Request access to your Personal Data 

· Seek correction, completion, or deletion 

· Withdraw previously granted consent

· Requests will be processed in accordance with applicable law.

VIII. EXTERNAL LINKS 

The Website may contain links to third-party websites. SBAC Law does not share your Personal Data with such websites and is not responsible for their privacy practices. You should review their privacy policies independently. We disclaim liability for any loss arising from accessing third-party sites.

IX. GRIEVANCE OFFICER 

For questions, concerns, or to report a breach, you may contact:

Grievance Officer -

Email: spandan.biswal@sbaclaw.com 

Telephone: +91-9583970007