Privacy Policy

Introduction

LS Cloud Services, the developer of Law Surface, is committed to protecting user privacy and maintaining the confidentiality of data of all kinds. The company applies recognized technical and organizational practices in information security and privacy protection. This Policy explains the nature of the data that may be collected or processed, how it is used, the limits of responsibility, and user rights, in order to ensure transparency and establish a clear relationship of trust between the user and the system.

Scope of this Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to Law Surface and also applies when using any services, applications, or systems provided by LS Cloud Services, whether used independently or as part of integrated services. Use of any such services constitutes implied acceptance of this Policy.

Service Owner

Law Surface is owned and operated by LS Cloud Services, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The company is responsible for operating the system, managing its services, and maintaining the privacy policies associated with it.

Partner Companies and Integration Services

IMS Developers, registered in Dubai and the United States of America, is a partner company of LS Cloud Services in providing certain technical services and integration services. Some integrations or technical accounts related to the system may be registered or managed under IMS Developers for organizational or technical purposes only, without affecting the data protection obligations or privacy standards adopted under this Policy.

Personal Data

Law Surface processes personal data provided by the user or required to operate the service, execute user requests, provide technical support, or operate integrations connected to the system. Processing is limited to lawful purposes necessary for providing, improving, and protecting the service.

Non-Personal Information

Only non-personal data is collected where applicable. This does not include users’ data, clients’ data, case data, claims, or legal matters entered into the system. Such data may include technical information such as IP address, software license information, service activation dates, and the type of technical environment, solely for operational and administrative purposes.

Operational Data and System Logs

Law Surface may collect and process operational and technical data necessary to operate the service and protect the systems, including IP addresses, login records, error logs, browser or application information, device information, access times, and security audit logs, solely for security, operational, and regulatory purposes.

Technical Support Data

When the user contacts technical support or requests technical assistance, the data or information voluntarily shared by the user may be processed for the purpose of handling the request, resolving the issue, or improving support quality, only within the limits necessary to provide the requested service.

Data Imported from External Sources

Law Surface may allow the user to import data, documents, or information from external systems, services, or applications at the user’s request. The user bears responsibility for the legality, accuracy, and legitimacy of any data imported into the system. The company shall not be liable for the accuracy, completeness, or legality of data imported from such sources.

Data Accuracy

The user is responsible for ensuring the correctness, accuracy, and completeness of the data entered or updated in the system. The company shall not be liable for any damages or consequences arising from inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated data provided by the user.

Classification of Sensitive Data

The user is responsible for identifying and classifying any sensitive data, documents, or information entered or stored in the system, including professional, judicial, financial, personal, or confidential data. Law Surface shall not be responsible for any special regulatory or professional obligations arising from the nature of the data the user chooses to store or process in the system.

Data Processing in Shared Work Environments

When the system is used by more than one user within the same entity or organization, data and information may be shared according to the permissions and settings determined by the account administrator or the subscribing entity. Responsibility for managing permissions and access to data within the organization rests solely with the subscribing entity.

Ownership of Data and Content

All data, documents, files, attachments, correspondence, and information entered, uploaded, or stored in Law Surface by the user, its users, or its clients remain the exclusive property of the user or their lawful owners. LS Cloud Services does not acquire any ownership right or beneficial right in such data as a result of providing the service, except for the limited right necessary to process the data, operate the system, and provide the services requested by the user.

Use of Collected Data

Personal or non-personal data may be used to improve customer service, respond to support requests more efficiently, enhance the user experience, analyze system usage in aggregated form without identifying individuals, detect and resolve technical errors, and develop the system and its services. Such data is not shared with third parties except to the extent necessary to provide the requested service and in accordance with this Policy.

Data Minimization Principle

Law Surface applies the principle of data minimization. No data is collected, processed, or stored except within the technical and operational limits necessary to provide the service. No data is retained for unauthorized purposes or purposes not directly related to the use of the system.

Sharing of Personal Information

The company does not sell, rent, or share users’ personal information. User opinions or comments may be shared in a non-identifiable form for development or marketing purposes without disclosing identity.

Service Providers and Sub-Processors

The company may use service providers or sub-processors to provide certain system functions, infrastructure, backup services, notifications, integrations, artificial intelligence services, hosting, or technical support. The company undertakes to select providers that apply appropriate levels of security and privacy protection suitable for the nature of the service provided.

Disclaimer Regarding Data Sharing with Third Parties

When enabling or using any third-party service through Law Surface, the user acknowledges that data sharing occurs at the user’s request and choice, and that the company has no technical or legal control over third-party systems or their privacy policies. The company shall not be liable for how data is processed, stored, or protected after it is transferred to such third party, and all resulting risks shall be borne by the user.

The user acknowledges that any integration, connection, or use of third-party services through Law Surface is undertaken at the user’s own responsibility. The company’s role is limited to providing a technical interface for connection only, without supervision, control, or warranty. The user is solely responsible for assessing the suitability of such services for professional or legal use and for complying with their terms and policies.

International Data Transfers

The user acknowledges and agrees that certain services, integrations, or external service providers used by Law Surface may process or store data in data centers located outside the country from which the user operates. The company undertakes to select service providers that apply appropriate security and organizational measures to protect data; however, data processing may be subject to the laws and regulations of the countries where processing or hosting occurs.

Data Hosting Locations

Data may be hosted or processed through data centers or cloud infrastructure providers inside or outside the United Arab Emirates according to operational requirements, business continuity needs, and integrations used, while applying appropriate security and organizational measures to protect data.

Translation Services

When a translation service is requested, the required inputs are transmitted once only to the third-party service provider without transmitting any other data related to case files. Law Surface does not guarantee the accuracy of the translation or its suitability for legal use. The user bears full responsibility for reviewing and approving it.

Chat Services

When using the chat service, the messages entered are shared with the third-party service provider solely for operating the service, without transmitting any files or other information. The company shall not be liable for the content of conversations or the third party’s privacy policies.

WhatsApp Services

When using the WhatsApp messaging service, only the content selected by the user is transmitted to the third-party WhatsApp platform. Messages are subject to the privacy policies of the relevant third party, and the company shall not be liable for message confidentiality after the messages leave the system.

Artificial Intelligence Services

When using artificial intelligence services, user inputs such as case details without names or identifying data may be stored or shared locally and with the third party “OpenAI” solely for processing purposes. The user acknowledges that artificial intelligence outputs are automated outputs, are not legally binding, and do not constitute legal advice. The user bears full responsibility for using or relying on them.

Use of Artificial Intelligence and Professional Data

When using artificial intelligence, translation, summarization, analysis, legal assistant, or any service relying on automated processing technologies, the user is responsible for ensuring that the data, documents, or information entered do not conflict with the user’s legal, professional, or contractual obligations relating to confidentiality, data protection, or professional secrecy. The user is also responsible for obtaining any required approvals, permits, or authorizations before sharing or processing data through such services.

Certain artificial intelligence functions may require sending parts of texts, documents, or data selected by the user to artificial intelligence service providers solely to execute the requested action.

Google Calendar Services

Law Surface may allow users to connect their Google account to enable calendar synchronization features. Access to Google user data occurs only after the user grants express authorization through Google OAuth consent. This connection is created exclusively at the user’s request and may be revoked by the user at any time.

Upon authorization, Law Surface may access a limited amount of Google Calendar data necessary to provide the synchronization function. This may include event titles, event dates and times, event descriptions, calendar identifiers, and the verified user’s email address. Law Surface does not access Gmail content, Google Drive files, Google Contacts, or any other Google services unless expressly and separately authorized by the user.

Google user data is used exclusively to synchronize meetings and appointments between Law Surface and Google Calendar, create, update, or delete calendar events based on user actions, and display relevant calendar information within Law Surface. Such data is not used for advertising, marketing, profiling, or analytics unrelated to calendar functionality, and is not sold or used for unrelated commercial purposes.

Law Surface does not sell, rent, or share Google user data with any third parties. Google user data may be processed within secure cloud hosting environments only for the purpose of providing the Law Surface service. Any hosted infrastructure or processing providers are bound by confidentiality duties and security protection requirements and are not permitted to use Google user data for independent purposes.

Google user data is transmitted over encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS). Access tokens and related information are stored in protected server environments that apply role-based access controls, secure authentication mechanisms, and technical and organizational measures consistent with industry standards to prevent unauthorized access, modification, disclosure, or destruction.

Google user data is retained only for the period necessary to provide calendar synchronization services. If the user disconnects the Google account from Law Surface, related access tokens are deleted, synchronization authorization is revoked, and relevant Google data is removed from our systems where applicable. Users may revoke Law Surface’s access to their Google account at any time through the Google account permissions page: https://myaccount.google.com/permissions. Users may also request permanent deletion of their data by contacting support@lawsurface.com.

The use and transfer by Law Surface of information received from Google APIs complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Google Drive Backup Service

This service allows the user to connect their Google Drive account with Law Surface in order to create an automatic backup of files and attachments uploaded into the system. Files are transferred directly to the Google Drive account owned by the user using the permissions granted by the user during the connection process.

Law Surface permissions are limited to uploading files and creating the folders required to store backup copies within a folder dedicated to the service. Law Surface has no permission to delete, modify, move, or share files within the user’s Google Drive account.

The user is responsible for ensuring that sufficient storage space is available in their Google Drive account. Law Surface shall not be liable for backup failures resulting from full storage capacity, usage limits imposed by Google, account suspension, or restricted access.

All backed-up files remain owned by the user and are subject to Google Drive policies and terms of use. Disconnecting the account does not delete files that were previously uploaded, and managing or deleting them remains the user’s responsibility through their Google account.

Law Surface applies appropriate technical measures to protect data during transfer and backup. However, responsibility for managing and securing the Google Drive account, passwords, and related permissions rests entirely with the user.

By using this service, the user agrees that files and attachments uploaded into Law Surface will be transferred to the connected Google Drive account for backup purposes only, and understands that Law Surface’s role is limited to uploading files to the dedicated service folder without deleting or managing the contents of the user’s Google Drive account.

The company does not monitor the content of files backed up to Google Drive and does not verify their nature, legality, or compliance with applicable laws. Responsibility for such files remains with the user.

Zoom Integration Services

Law Surface may allow users to connect their Zoom account in order to create, modify, or delete meetings directly from within the platform. This integration is enabled only at the user’s request and requires express authorization through Zoom’s secure authentication system. Law Surface access is limited to the data necessary to manage meetings, such as meeting title, date, time, duration, and generated meeting links.

Meeting links are created through the user’s own Zoom account and are displayed within Law Surface only to assist the user in managing appointments and sessions. Law Surface does not distribute, publish, or share Zoom meeting links with any third party except upon express instruction from the user. The user remains fully responsible for sharing meeting links with participants and managing access permissions through the user’s Zoom account settings.

Law Surface does not control, host, or manage Zoom infrastructure. Meeting availability, performance, functions, and security level are fully subject to Zoom systems and policies. Law Surface shall not be liable for meeting link failures, service interruptions, authentication errors, changes to the Zoom platform, or any technical issues resulting from Zoom services. Any interruptions, delays, or data loss resulting from Zoom updates, outages, infrastructure, or third parties remain outside the control and responsibility of Law Surface.

Any data exchanged between Law Surface and Zoom is transmitted through encrypted and secure connections in accordance with recognized industry information security standards. The user may revoke the Zoom integration authorization at any time through Zoom account settings or from within Law Surface.

Microsoft Teams Integration Services

Meeting links are created through the user’s own Microsoft account and are displayed within Law Surface only to assist the user in managing appointments and sessions. Law Surface does not distribute, publish, or share Microsoft Teams meeting links with any third party except upon express instruction from the user. The user remains fully responsible for sharing meeting links with participants and managing access permissions through the user’s Microsoft Teams account settings.

Law Surface does not control, host, or manage Microsoft or Microsoft Teams infrastructure. Meeting availability, performance, functions, and security level are fully subject to Microsoft systems and policies. Law Surface shall not be liable for meeting link failures, service interruptions, authentication errors, changes to Microsoft Teams, or any technical issues resulting from its services. Any interruptions, delays, or data loss resulting from Microsoft updates, outages, infrastructure, or third parties remain outside the control and responsibility of Law Surface.

Any data exchanged between Law Surface and Microsoft Teams is transmitted through encrypted and secure connections in accordance with recognized industry information security standards. The user may revoke the Microsoft Teams integration authorization at any time through the user’s Microsoft account or from within Law Surface.

Law Surface Workspace Browser Extension

Law Surface may provide a browser extension designed to connect the user’s professional activity with the system in order to streamline workflows, improve operational efficiency, and facilitate access to functions and services associated with the user’s account. The extension operates only when activated and used by the user.

The extension may process or transmit certain technical information necessary for its functionality, including work-related website addresses, authorized session information, and user identifiers associated with the user’s Law Surface account, solely to the extent required to provide the requested service.

The extension is not intended to monitor the user’s personal activities or collect information unrelated to the professional functions for which it was designed. Data generated through the use of the extension is not sold or shared with external parties except to the extent necessary to operate the service or fulfill the user’s requests.

The extension may operate within cloud environments, on-premises deployments, and internal server infrastructures according to the configuration selected by the user or the organization. Responsibility for managing devices, browsers, local permissions, and technical environments used to operate the extension remains solely with the user or the organization.

External Integrations Service (API)

Law Surface may allow users to create or use Application Programming Interface (API) keys or other authentication mechanisms to connect the system with external applications, platforms, or services for the purpose of exchanging data or performing automated operations within the permissions granted by the user.

API requests are processed according to the access permissions and configurations established by the user or organization. The user remains solely responsible for creating, managing, securing, and controlling API keys and determining which individuals, systems, or applications are authorized to use them.

The user acknowledges that any person, system, or application possessing valid API credentials or authentication information may be able to access data or perform actions within the scope of the permissions granted. LS Cloud Services shall not be liable for any access, use, extraction, modification, disclosure, transmission, or deletion of data performed through valid credentials, authentication information, or API keys created, distributed, shared, or managed by the user or organization.

The Company assumes no responsibility for external systems, applications, platforms, or services integrated with the Law Surface API and does not warrant their compatibility, availability, security, privacy practices, or continued operation. The user bears sole responsibility for assessing the security, compliance, and suitability of any third-party systems connected to the API.

The Company may record certain technical information related to API usage, including request timestamps, Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, application identifiers, authentication events, usage metrics, and error logs, for purposes of security monitoring, abuse prevention, auditing, troubleshooting, service improvement, and compliance.

The Company reserves the right to suspend, restrict, throttle, revoke, or terminate any API key, integration, connection, or API service where it reasonably suspects a security threat, unauthorized activity, abuse, excessive resource consumption, regulatory non-compliance, or any risk to the integrity, availability, or security of the system or its users, without liability or compensation.

The user assumes full responsibility for all data exported, imported, transmitted, synchronized, retrieved, or shared through API integrations, as well as compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, contractual obligations, professional duties, confidentiality requirements, and data protection obligations associated with such data.

Future Services and Integrations

Law Surface reserves the right to add, modify, or discontinue any future services or integrations with third parties. Use of any new service shall be subject to the privacy policies applicable at the time of use, and continued use by the user constitutes implied acceptance of such policies.

Full Separation of Client Data

The data of each user or subscribing entity is stored in a technically independent environment fully separated from the data of other users at the level of databases, storage paths, and permissions, ensuring strong isolation, privacy, and non-overlap.

No Monitoring or Analysis of Content

LS Cloud Services does not monitor, review, or analyze the legal or professional content entered by the user into the system. Any technical handling of data is limited to automated processing necessary for operating the system only.

Viewing or Browsing User Data

No employee or team member of Law Surface has the right to view, browse, copy, transfer, or otherwise access, directly or indirectly, any entered data belonging to the user, except after obtaining express approval from the executive authority approved by the user and only for the specified purpose.

Audit and Activity Logs

Law Surface may retain technical and administrative logs related to system use, including login and logout records, data modifications, record creation or deletion, and changes to permissions and settings, for security protection, auditing, troubleshooting, and compliance with regulatory and operational requirements.

Cookies and Session Technologies

Law Surface or related websites and services may use cookies or similar technologies to manage sessions, verify identity, improve performance, and provide certain technical and security functions. These technologies are not used to sell user data or share it for advertising purposes unrelated to the service.

Anonymous Statistical Data

The company may use aggregated or anonymized data that does not identify the user, the user’s clients, or principals for statistical, research, operational, or development purposes, in a manner that contributes to improving services and products without compromising user privacy or disclosing any identifying data.

Data Protection and Information Security

The company applies advanced security measures including software encryption, monitoring of intrusion attempts, use of paid protection systems, encrypted backup algorithms, firewalls, and automatic and manual file scanning. A separate database and upload folder are allocated to each client. Encrypted backups are retained on trusted servers to ensure service continuity and data protection in emergencies.

Protection of Login Credentials

The user is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials, passwords, and verification methods used to access the account. The user must notify the company immediately upon suspecting unauthorized use or a possible account compromise.

No Absolute Security Guarantee

Although the company applies a set of security, technical, and organizational measures consistent with best practices and international standards, no information system, cloud service, or communications network can guarantee absolute protection from breach, unauthorized access, cyberattacks, or technical failures. The company undertakes to apply reasonable and appropriate measures to reduce risks without providing any absolute guarantee that security incidents will not occur.

Security Incidents and Preventive Measures

In the event of a suspected security breach, attempted unauthorized access, misuse, or technical activity that may affect system security, data, or users, the company may take the necessary technical and organizational measures to protect the service, including restricting access, suspending certain functions, or temporarily disabling accounts or services until security verification and remediation are completed, without giving rise to liability or compensation.

Reporting Security Incidents

If a security incident is discovered or suspected that may materially affect the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of data, the company undertakes to take appropriate technical and organizational steps to investigate, contain, and mitigate the incident. Affected users may be notified within a reasonable time according to the nature of the incident and applicable legal requirements.

Security and Privacy Notices

The company may contact the user regarding security incidents or material updates related to data protection, privacy, account security, or related services, using the contact methods registered in the account, whenever the company considers such communication necessary to protect the user, the system, or the data.

Backup and Data Continuity

Although the company applies backup mechanisms and appropriate data protection procedures, backups provided by the company are technical support measures only and do not replace the user’s responsibility to retain independent copies of important data or documents when necessary. The company does not guarantee the ability to restore all data in all circumstances or emergency cases.

Data Retention Periods

Data is retained for the period necessary to provide the service or comply with legal, regulatory, security, or operational requirements. After service termination or account deletion, certain data, backups, audit logs, or technical records may remain in backup systems for a limited period before permanent deletion according to the company’s approved retention schedules.

Data Deletion and Service Termination

When the user requests deletion of data or termination of use of the system, the request is executed according to approved technical procedures and may require a reasonable period. The company shall not be liable for retaining temporary backup copies that are later deleted within automated backup cycles.

Data Subject Rights

The user may, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, request access to data, correction, updating, deletion, restriction of processing, or objection to certain processing activities, to the extent permitted by applicable laws and the nature of the service provided.

Access, Correction, and Deletion Requests

The user may submit requests relating to access to data, correction, updating, deletion, or restriction of processing. Such requests will be reviewed and implemented to the extent permitted by the nature of the service and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

Privacy of Minors

Law Surface services are not directed to persons below the legal age applicable in their geographic area, and data is not knowingly collected from them. If the company becomes aware that data has been unintentionally collected from a minor, appropriate steps will be taken to process or delete it.

Governmental and Judicial Requests

If an official request is received from a competent authority, the company shall comply only with the legally required minimum and in accordance with applicable procedures, while making reasonable efforts to notify the user where legally permitted.

Compliance with Regulatory Requirements

The company endeavors to apply practices and procedures consistent with legal and regulatory requirements related to data protection, privacy, and information security, to the extent appropriate to the nature of the services provided and the scope of the company’s business.

Compliance with Approved ISO Standards

LS Cloud Services is committed to applying an information security management system and a privacy risk management system in accordance with recognized international standards, including ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 31022:2020, in order to enhance data protection, risk management, business continuity, and high levels of compliance and technical governance.

This commitment includes adopting approved internal policies and procedures for information security management, identifying information assets, assessing risks, applying appropriate protection controls, periodically reviewing controls, and continuously improving the system in line with international best practices.

Information Security Management System ISO/IEC 27001:2022

LS Cloud Services applies the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 framework as an approved information security management system aimed at protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. This includes access control, identity management, data encryption, security incident management, business continuity, system monitoring, and protection of technical infrastructure.

The user acknowledges that the company’s compliance with this standard does not constitute an absolute guarantee that no security incident will occur, but reflects the application of reasonable and professional controls to reduce risks to the lowest practicable level in accordance with international standards.

Privacy Risk Management ISO/IEC 31022:2020

The company is committed to applying the ISO/IEC 31022:2020 framework for privacy risk management, which addresses the identification, assessment, and treatment of risks associated with personal data, ensuring a systematic approach to potential risks affecting user privacy.

This includes analyzing risk scenarios, identifying potential impacts, and applying appropriate preventive and mitigating measures, without imposing liability on the company for risks resulting from user decisions or data sharing with third parties at the user’s request.

Limits of ISO Compliance

The user acknowledges and understands that LS Cloud Services’ compliance with approved ISO standards is limited to the systems and services directly managed by the company and does not extend to third-party systems, platforms, or services with which Law Surface may integrate at the user’s choice.

Compliance with ISO standards does not constitute a legal guarantee or an absolute undertaking that no security breach or privacy incident will occur. It is a professional commitment to applying internationally recognized best practices for risk management and reducing impact.

The company’s compliance with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 31022:2020 shall not be interpreted as an absolute legal undertaking to protect data from all risks, but as a professional implementation of a risk-based methodology for reducing risks in accordance with recognized international best practices.

Inclusion of ISO in the Data Protection Agreement (DPA)

The technical and organizational measures applied by LS Cloud Services, consistent with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 31022:2020, form part of the company’s obligations as a data processor, only to the extent necessary to provide the service and in accordance with the user’s instructions, without creating any additional liability not expressly stated in this agreement.

Data Protection Agreement (DPA)

Scope of the AgreementThis agreement forms an integral part of the Privacy Policy of Law Surface and governs the relationship between the user and LS Cloud Services in relation to data processing.

Roles of the PartiesThe user is the data controller, while LS Cloud Services acts as the data processor only to the extent necessary to provide the service and in accordance with the user’s instructions.

Processing InstructionsThe company undertakes to process data only based on the user’s express instructions, within the scope of system use, and without any independent or additional use of the data.

ConfidentialityThe company undertakes to maintain data confidentiality and ensure that any person authorized to access it is subject to legal and contractual confidentiality obligations.

Security MeasuresThe company applies appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect data from unauthorized access, loss, alteration, or disclosure, in accordance with recognized best practices.

Sub-ProcessorsThe user agrees that the company may use sub-processors where necessary to provide the service, including infrastructure or technical service providers, provided that they are bound by a level of protection no less than this agreement.

Data Subject RightsThe user is responsible for handling any requests relating to data subject rights, including access, correction, or deletion, and the company undertakes to provide reasonable technical support for implementing such requests.

Incident NotificationIn the event of a material security breach, the company undertakes to notify the user within a reasonable period after becoming aware of the incident and to provide available information regarding the nature of the breach.

Termination of the Agreement and Data DeletionUpon termination of use of the system, the company undertakes to delete or destroy data according to approved technical procedures, taking into account temporary backup copies that are later deleted automatically.

Governing LanguageThe Arabic version of this agreement shall be the legally controlling reference in the event of any conflict or difference in interpretation.

AcceptanceBy using Law Surface, the user acknowledges full and binding acceptance of this agreement.

This agreement is governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates, and the courts of Dubai shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute relating to it.

Business Transfer or Restructuring

In the event of a merger, acquisition, sale of assets, restructuring, or transfer of the company’s business to another entity, data related to the service may be transferred within the scope of the commercial transaction and in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory obligations, while continuing to apply appropriate measures to protect the data.

Governing Language

If this Privacy Policy is translated into other languages, the Arabic version shall be the legally controlling reference in the event of any conflict or difference in interpretation.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

The company reserves the right to update this Policy at any time. If a material amendment affects data processing, user consent will be obtained. The user is responsible for reviewing this Policy periodically.

Privacy Contact and Inquiries

For any inquiry or request relating to privacy, data processing, or related rights, the user may contact the company through the official communication channels published on the Law Surface website or within the user account.

User Consent

By using Law Surface, the user acknowledges full acceptance of this Policy. If the user does not agree, the user must stop using the system. Continued use after amendments constitutes implied acceptance of such amendments.