Privacy Policy

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP
Last Updated: 1 September 2026

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP (“Lexunity”, “Firm”, “We”, “Us” or “Our”) respects the privacy and confidentiality of individuals who visit our website, communicate with us, book appointments, make enquiries, or engage our legal services.

This Privacy Policy explains how LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP collects, uses, stores, processes, discloses and protects personal information obtained through www.lexunity.in (“Website”), our communication channels, appointment-booking processes and provision of legal services.

By accessing the Website, submitting an enquiry, booking an appointment, communicating with Lexunity, providing information or documents, or engaging our legal services, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Privacy Policy.

If you do not agree with this Privacy Policy, please do not voluntarily submit personal information through the Website or use services requiring such information.

1. ABOUT LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP is a legal services firm providing professional legal assistance, consultation, advisory, drafting, litigation assistance and court representation services.

Our Website provides information regarding our legal services and enables prospective and existing clients to contact us, request consultations and communicate regarding legal matters.

Our services may include, without limitation:

  • Legal consultation;
  • Legal advice and assessment;
  • Legal notices and replies;
  • Bail matters;
  • Criminal litigation assistance;
  • NDPS matters;
  • Civil and commercial matters;
  • Business and corporate law;
  • Employment and labour law;
  • Family law;
  • Financial law;
  • Legal drafting and documentation;
  • Legal research;
  • Compliance assistance; and
  • Court representation, subject to applicable law and professional requirements.

2. INFORMATION WE COLLECT

Depending upon how you interact with Lexunity, we may collect different categories of information.

2.1 Information You Provide Directly

You may voluntarily provide information when you:

  • Submit an enquiry through our Website;
  • Book a consultation;
  • Contact us by telephone;
  • Send an email;
  • Communicate through WhatsApp or other messaging platforms;
  • Request legal assistance;
  • Provide documents for legal review;
  • Make a payment;
  • Request a quotation or fee proposal;
  • Enter into an engagement with us; or
  • Otherwise communicate with our lawyers, representatives or authorised personnel.

This information may include:

  • Full name;
  • Email address;
  • Telephone/mobile number;
  • Address;
  • Date of birth or age, where relevant to the legal matter;
  • Identification information where legally or professionally necessary;
  • Details regarding your legal matter;
  • Details of opposing parties or other persons involved in the matter;
  • Case numbers;
  • Court or tribunal details;
  • Police station details;
  • FIR or complaint information;
  • Legal notices;
  • Agreements and contracts;
  • Financial or transaction information relevant to the legal matter;
  • Employment information;
  • Company or business information;
  • Documents and evidence;
  • Information provided during consultation; and
  • Any other information you voluntarily provide to us.

3. LEGAL MATTER INFORMATION

Because Lexunity provides legal services, clients may provide information that is highly confidential and sensitive in nature.

Such information may include, depending upon the matter:

  • Criminal allegations;
  • FIRs and complaints;
  • Bail-related information;
  • Court proceedings;
  • Litigation history;
  • Family or matrimonial information;
  • Employment disputes;
  • Business disputes;
  • Financial information;
  • Property information;
  • Contracts and agreements;
  • Government notices;
  • Tax-related information;
  • Regulatory information;
  • Personal communications;
  • Identity documents;
  • Evidence and supporting documents; and
  • Other information necessary for providing legal services.

We use such information primarily for the purpose of assessing, advising upon, preparing, managing and providing the requested legal services, subject to applicable law and professional obligations.

4. INFORMATION COLLECTED AUTOMATICALLY

When you visit our Website, certain technical information may be collected automatically by our Website, hosting provider, analytics tools or other technical service providers.

This may include:

  • IP address;
  • Browser type;
  • Device type;
  • Operating system;
  • Website pages visited;
  • Date and time of access;
  • Referring website;
  • Approximate geographic information derived from technical data;
  • Device identifiers;
  • Website interaction information; and
  • Other technical information reasonably required for website operation and security.

This information may be used for website functionality, security, troubleshooting, analytics and improvement of our services.

5. COOKIES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

Our Website may use cookies and similar technologies.

Cookies may be used to:

  • Keep the Website functioning properly;
  • Remember preferences;
  • Understand how visitors use the Website;
  • Improve Website performance;
  • Maintain security;
  • Analyse traffic; and
  • Improve user experience.

Where required by applicable law, appropriate consent mechanisms may be used for non-essential cookies or similar technologies.

You may configure your browser to reject or restrict cookies. However, disabling certain cookies may affect the functionality of portions of the Website.

6. HOW WE USE PERSONAL INFORMATION

We may use personal information for purposes including:

  1. Providing legal consultations and legal services;
  2. Responding to enquiries;
  3. Scheduling and managing appointments;
  4. Assessing legal matters;
  5. Conducting conflict checks;
  6. Preparing legal documents;
  7. Conducting legal research;
  8. Communicating with clients;
  9. Preparing engagement letters and fee proposals;
  10. Processing payments;
  11. Issuing invoices and receipts;
  12. Managing court and authority-related requirements;
  13. Maintaining professional and administrative records;
  14. Complying with applicable laws and professional obligations;
  15. Responding to lawful requests from courts or authorities;
  16. Preventing fraud, misuse or unlawful activity;
  17. Maintaining Website security;
  18. Improving our Website and services;
  19. Resolving complaints and disputes;
  20. Maintaining business records; and
  21. Performing other activities reasonably necessary to provide the requested legal services.

7. LEGAL BASIS FOR PROCESSING

Where applicable, Lexunity may process personal information on the basis of:

  • Your consent;
  • Your request for legal services;
  • Performance or preparation of an engagement;
  • Compliance with legal or regulatory obligations;
  • Protection of legitimate business or professional interests;
  • Establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims; or
  • Other lawful grounds available under applicable law.

Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw consent where legally applicable. Withdrawal of consent may not affect processing already lawfully undertaken before withdrawal.

8. LEGAL PROFESSIONAL CONFIDENTIALITY

Lexunity recognises the importance of confidentiality in the lawyer-client relationship.

Information communicated to Lexunity in connection with legal services shall be handled in accordance with applicable law, professional obligations and applicable rules governing legal professionals.

However, confidentiality may be subject to legally recognised exceptions.

Information may be disclosed where disclosure is:

  • Required by law;
  • Required by a court, tribunal or competent authority;
  • Required by a governmental or regulatory authority;
  • Necessary to comply with a legal obligation;
  • Necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal rights;
  • Authorised by the client; or
  • Otherwise permitted under applicable law or professional rules.

9. USE OF INFORMATION FOR CONFLICT CHECKS

Before accepting or continuing a legal engagement, Lexunity may process information for the purpose of conducting conflict-of-interest checks.

This may require comparing information regarding:

  • Current or prospective clients;
  • Opposing parties;
  • Companies and organisations;
  • Related persons;
  • Existing matters; and
  • Other relevant entities.

Such processing is undertaken to protect professional obligations and determine whether Lexunity can appropriately accept or continue a particular engagement.

10. SHARING OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Lexunity does not sell personal information to third parties for their independent commercial use.

We may disclose information where reasonably necessary for providing legal services or complying with legal obligations.

Depending upon the nature of the matter, information may be shared with:

  • Lawyers and advocates working on the matter;
  • Authorised employees or personnel;
  • Courts and tribunals;
  • Government departments;
  • Police or investigating authorities;
  • Regulatory authorities;
  • Opposing counsel or parties where legally or professionally necessary;
  • Experts and consultants;
  • Notaries and other professional service providers;
  • Filing and documentation service providers;
  • Technology and hosting service providers;
  • Payment processors;
  • Accounting or tax professionals;
  • Couriers and document-delivery providers; and
  • Other third parties where authorised by the client or required for the provision of services.

Where third-party service providers process information on our behalf, we seek to use reasonable safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information.

11. PAYMENT INFORMATION

Where you make a payment for legal services through an online payment gateway or other payment service provider, payment information may be processed directly by the relevant payment service provider.

Lexunity may receive information such as:

  • Transaction reference;
  • Payment status;
  • Amount paid;
  • Date and time of payment;
  • Payment method;
  • Customer name; and
  • Other information required for reconciliation, accounting and service administration.

We generally do not require or intentionally store complete payment-card credentials such as full card numbers, CVV numbers or PINs.

Payment processing may be subject to the privacy policy and terms of the relevant payment service provider.

12. COMMUNICATIONS

By submitting your contact details to Lexunity, you may be contacted regarding:

  • Appointment confirmation;
  • Consultation scheduling;
  • Legal service enquiries;
  • Documents;
  • Payments;
  • Invoices;
  • Case-related communications;
  • Requests for additional information;
  • Service updates; and
  • Other communications reasonably connected with your legal matter.

Communication may take place through:

  • Telephone;
  • Email;
  • WhatsApp;
  • SMS;
  • Video conferencing;
  • Other messaging services; or
  • Other communication methods provided by you.

Where applicable, you may request that non-essential promotional communications be discontinued.

13. DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RETENTION

Lexunity may retain documents and information for as long as reasonably necessary for:

  • Providing legal services;
  • Maintaining professional records;
  • Accounting and tax requirements;
  • Compliance with legal obligations;
  • Responding to disputes or complaints;
  • Establishing or defending legal claims;
  • Maintaining evidence of professional services provided; and
  • Other legitimate professional or business purposes.

The retention period may vary depending upon the nature of the legal matter and applicable legal or professional requirements.

When information is no longer reasonably required, it may be securely deleted, destroyed, anonymised or otherwise disposed of, subject to applicable retention obligations.

14. DATA SECURITY

Lexunity takes reasonable measures to protect personal information against unauthorised access, disclosure, alteration, misuse, loss or destruction.

Depending upon the circumstances, security measures may include:

  • Access controls;
  • Password protection;
  • Restricted access to confidential documents;
  • Secure electronic storage;
  • Administrative safeguards;
  • Technical safeguards;
  • Secure communication practices; and
  • Internal procedures relating to confidential information.

However, no electronic storage or communication system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Accordingly, you acknowledge that transmission of information over the Internet, email, messaging platforms or other electronic communication channels carries inherent risks.

15. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR INFORMATION

Clients are responsible for ensuring that information supplied to Lexunity is accurate and complete.

You should promptly notify us if:

  • Your contact details change;
  • Information previously provided is incorrect;
  • A document has been superseded;
  • A material fact changes; or
  • You believe information has been sent to us incorrectly or without authorisation.

Lexunity shall generally be entitled to rely upon information and documents provided by the Client unless there is a reasonable basis to believe that such information is inaccurate or unreliable.

16. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES AND SERVICES

Our Website may contain links to third-party websites, applications or services.

These third parties may have their own privacy policies and terms.

Lexunity is not responsible for the privacy practices, security practices or content of third-party websites or services that are not controlled by us.

You should review the privacy policies of third-party services before providing them with personal information.

17. WEBSITE ANALYTICS

Lexunity may use analytics or similar technologies to understand Website usage and improve Website performance.

Analytics information may include:

  • Pages viewed;
  • Time spent on pages;
  • Device information;
  • Browser information;
  • Traffic sources;
  • Website interactions; and
  • General usage patterns.

Where third-party analytics services are used, their own terms and privacy policies may also apply.

18. CHILDREN'S PRIVACY

The Website and legal services are primarily intended for adults and persons legally competent to engage professional services.

We do not knowingly seek to collect personal information from children except where such information is legitimately necessary for a legal matter and is provided by or through a parent, guardian or legally authorised person, or where otherwise permitted by applicable law.

Where a legal matter concerns a minor, information may necessarily be processed to provide the requested legal service and comply with applicable law and professional obligations.

19. CHILD SAFETY

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP maintains a zero-tolerance approach toward child sexual abuse and exploitation.

We do not knowingly permit the Website or our services to be used for:

  • Child sexual exploitation;
  • Child sexual abuse material;
  • Grooming;
  • Sexual exploitation of minors;
  • Trafficking or exploitation of children; or
  • Other unlawful conduct involving children.

Any information relating to suspected unlawful conduct may be handled and disclosed in accordance with applicable law.

Concerns relating to child safety may be reported to:

Email: LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM

20. DATA BREACHES AND SECURITY INCIDENTS

If Lexunity becomes aware of a personal-data security incident that requires notification under applicable law, we shall take reasonable steps to investigate, contain and address the incident and make notifications where legally required.

Where appropriate, affected individuals or competent authorities may be notified in accordance with applicable legal requirements.

21. YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

Subject to applicable law, you may have rights concerning your personal information, which may include:

  • Requesting information regarding processing of your personal data;
  • Requesting correction of inaccurate information;
  • Requesting updating of certain information;
  • Requesting deletion where legally permissible;
  • Withdrawing consent where processing is based on consent;
  • Raising a grievance regarding processing of personal information; and
  • Exercising other rights available under applicable data-protection law.

Requests may be subject to verification and applicable legal or professional restrictions.

Certain information may be required to be retained by Lexunity because of legal, regulatory, accounting, professional or evidentiary requirements.

22. HOW TO EXERCISE YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

Requests concerning personal information or privacy may be submitted to:

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP

Email: LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM

Address:
 Plot No. 9 & 10, Block A-3,
 Razapur Khurd, West Delhi,
 New Delhi – 110059, India.

To protect privacy and prevent unauthorised access, Lexunity may request reasonable information to verify the identity of the person making the request.

23. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

If you have a concern regarding the handling of your personal information, you should first contact Lexunity using the details below.

Grievance Email:
LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP
 Plot No. 9 & 10, Block A-3,
 Razapur Khurd, West Delhi,
 New Delhi – 110059, India.

We shall make reasonable efforts to acknowledge and address genuine privacy-related complaints in accordance with applicable law.

24. DATA TRANSFERS

Information may be processed or stored using technology infrastructure or service providers located in India or, where applicable, outside India.

Where personal information is transferred, stored or processed outside India, Lexunity shall seek to do so in accordance with applicable law and appropriate contractual, technical or organisational safeguards where required.

25. LEGAL DISCLOSURES

Lexunity may disclose personal information without obtaining additional consent where such disclosure is legally required or reasonably necessary to:

  • Comply with a court order;
  • Respond to a lawful governmental request;
  • Comply with applicable legislation;
  • Protect the rights, property or safety of Lexunity;
  • Protect clients or other persons;
  • Prevent fraud or unlawful activity;
  • Establish or defend legal claims; or
  • Fulfil professional or regulatory obligations.

26. BUSINESS TRANSFERS

In the event of a merger, restructuring, reorganisation, transfer of business, acquisition or other corporate transaction involving Lexunity, personal information may be transferred as part of the relevant business assets, subject to applicable law and appropriate safeguards.

27. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

Lexunity may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect:

  • Changes in applicable law;
  • Changes to our services;
  • Changes in Website functionality;
  • Changes in technology;
  • Changes in data-processing practices; or
  • Other operational or legal requirements.

The updated Privacy Policy shall be published on the Website with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Your continued use of the Website after an updated Privacy Policy becomes effective may constitute acknowledgement of the updated policy to the extent permitted by applicable law.

28. RELATIONSHIP WITH TERMS & CONDITIONS

This Privacy Policy should be read together with Lexunity's:

  • Terms & Conditions;
  • Cancellation/Refund Policy; and
  • Other applicable Website policies.

In case of any inconsistency concerning the processing of personal information, this Privacy Policy shall govern matters specifically relating to privacy and personal-data processing, subject to applicable law.

29. NO SALE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Lexunity does not sell or rent client personal information to third parties for their independent commercial purposes.

Information may nevertheless be disclosed to third parties where reasonably necessary to provide legal services, process payments, operate our Website, comply with law, protect legal rights or fulfil professional obligations.

30. PROFESSIONAL CONFIDENTIALITY DOES NOT MEAN ABSOLUTE NON-DISCLOSURE

While Lexunity respects the confidentiality of information provided by clients and prospective clients, no confidentiality obligation is absolute.

Information may be disclosed where legally required or where disclosure is otherwise permitted or necessary under applicable law or professional obligations.

Accordingly, clients should not assume that information can never be disclosed under any circumstances.

31. INFORMATION PROVIDED THROUGH THE WEBSITE

Information submitted through Website enquiry forms may be used to:

  • Respond to your enquiry;
  • Contact you regarding the requested legal service;
  • Schedule a consultation;
  • Understand the general nature of your enquiry;
  • Determine whether Lexunity may be able to assist you; and
  • Conduct preliminary conflict checks where appropriate.

Submission of an enquiry through the Website does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship.

A professional engagement shall arise only after Lexunity accepts the matter and the applicable engagement arrangements are completed.

32. NO LEGAL ADVICE THROUGH THE PRIVACY POLICY

This Privacy Policy is provided to explain Lexunity's privacy and data-handling practices.

Nothing in this Privacy Policy constitutes legal advice to any person.

The application of privacy and data-protection laws may depend upon the particular circumstances and applicable law at the relevant time.

33. GOVERNING LAW

This Privacy Policy shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of India, subject to applicable data-protection and other mandatory laws.

Subject to applicable law, disputes relating to this Privacy Policy shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts at New Delhi, India.

34. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of this Privacy Policy is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, such provision shall be modified or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.

35. CONTACT INFORMATION

For questions, concerns, privacy requests or complaints relating to this Privacy Policy, please contact:

LEXUNITY LEGAL SERVICES LLP

Website: www.lexunity.in

Email: LEXUNITYLEGALSERVICES@GMAIL.COM

Contact: 8448446775 / 7678415706

Registered/Correspondence Address:

Plot No. 9 & 10, Block A-3,
Razapur Khurd, West Delhi,
New Delhi – 110059, India.

36. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By using the Website, submitting an enquiry, booking an appointment, communicating with Lexunity or engaging our legal services, you acknowledge that:

✓ You have read and understood this Privacy Policy.

✓ You understand that Lexunity may collect and process personal information necessary to respond to your enquiry and provide legal services.

✓ You understand that legal matters may require the processing of confidential and sensitive information.

✓ You understand that information may be disclosed where required or permitted by applicable law or professional obligations.

✓ You understand that electronic communication and online data transmission involve inherent security risks.

✓ You understand that submitting an online enquiry does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship.

✓ You agree to the processing of your information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

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