Website information
Privacy notice
When you submit a contact or consultation form, Sapio Legal receives the name, contact details, preferred date where provided, selected practice area, and message you enter. Netlify processes the form submission as the website hosting provider.
How the information is used
The firm uses submitted information to review and respond to your enquiry, assess the likely scope of a matter, check for potential conflicts, and communicate about a requested consultation. Submitting information does not itself create a lawyer-client relationship.
What not to send
Do not send confidential, highly sensitive, or time-critical material through a website form. Wait until the firm confirms how documents should be provided.
Questions or correction requests
To ask how your submitted information is being handled, or to request a correction, contact the firm at info@sapiolegal.com.
Service providers and access
The public forms are hosted and processed through Netlify, which supplies the infrastructure used to receive submissions. Access should be limited to people who need the details to review and respond to the enquiry or maintain the service.
Retention and deletion
Enquiry details should be kept only for as long as reasonably needed to respond, maintain appropriate business records, address potential conflicts, or meet an applicable obligation. You may contact the firm to ask about deletion, although a valid legal or record-keeping reason may affect what can be removed.
Security and transmission
No internet transmission is completely risk-free. Use the form for an initial outline, not original documents, passwords, financial credentials, or information whose disclosure could cause immediate harm. The firm can provide an appropriate channel after reviewing the enquiry.
Changes to this notice
This notice may be revised when the submission process, hosting arrangements, or applicable requirements change. The version displayed here describes the current public website workflow. A separate engagement may involve additional confidentiality and record-handling arrangements suited to the matter.
Your choices
You may use the published phone number or email address instead of the online fields. Whichever route you choose, share only enough detail for an initial response and wait for instructions before transmitting supporting files.