Legal
Cookie Policy
What this website puts in your browser, which is less than most, and what the two third-party pieces on it do.
Last updated: September 2026 · Counsel review pending. See the note at the end of this page.
1. What this policy covers
This page covers the legalcrm.pro website, the pages you are reading now. It does not cover the intake system itself, the workspace a subscribed firm’s attorneys and staff log into. That workspace runs on our platform provider’s infrastructure and under the provider’s own cookie and privacy disclosures. The provider is named in Section 11 of the Terms of Use.
Nor does it cover the intake forms, texts, and booking pages a firm sends to its own prospective clients from the product. Those are the firm’s communications, and what they set is between the firm, its clients, and the provider.
2. What this site sets today
Nothing of our own. As of the date above, this
site sets no first-party cookies. No analytics tag loads. The code for a Google
Analytics 4 tag exists in the site and is switched off until LegalCRM.pro has its own
measurement property; when it is switched on, this section will change first, and
the tag will set the usual _ga cookies to tell repeat
visits from new ones. We do not run advertising against site data and never will
against client data, because no client data passes through this website.
Two third parties load on the site. Web fonts
come from Google Fonts on every page; a font request sends your browser’s
request headers to Google and, in our reading of Google’s documentation, sets no
cookie. The demo booking calendar on /demo/ and
/es/demo/ is an embedded frame served by our
scheduling provider from its own domain. It loads only on those two pages and may set
its own functional cookie to hold your place while you pick a time, under the
provider’s policies rather than ours. Nothing else on the site comes from a third
party. If that changes, this page changes before the deploy, not after.
3. The demo booking
When you book a demo, the name, phone, email, and answers you type into the calendar go to our platform provider and to us, and are handled under the Privacy Policy. The booking link also carries a short tag that tells us the booking came from this website and which language it came from, so a Spanish demo is run by someone who speaks Spanish. The provider is identified in Section 11 of the Terms of Use. If you would rather not use the embedded frame, the same page links to the calendar directly and lists our phone number.
4. Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you view, block, or delete cookies in its settings, and most offer a private window that discards them when closed. Blocking them costs you nothing here. No cookie on this site is needed to read a page or to book a demo by phone. If a future feature depends on a cookie, the section above will say which one and why.
5. “Do Not Track” and similar signals
With no analytics tag running, there is nothing on this site for a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal to act on. When a tag is switched on, we will say here whether it honors those signals, rather than imply a control we have not built. We do not sell or rent website data to anyone.
6. Changes to this policy
This page changes whenever what the site sets changes. The date at the top is the last substantive revision, and this page is the source of truth over any general statement elsewhere on the site.
7. Contact
Questions about this policy go through our contact page or by phone at (305) 209-8453.
This information is general and does not constitute legal advice. We are not attorneys. Consult qualified counsel regarding your own website’s or firm’s obligations under applicable privacy law. This policy is pending review by Florida counsel.