Privacy Policy

This policy covers Moro Legal, LLC’s website and information handled through inquiries, consultations, and legal services, online and offline.

Information we use

Inquiries and appointments: We use names, contact details, language preferences, messages, and scheduling information to respond, check conflicts, arrange consultations, and communicate with you.

Legal services and payments: We use identification numbers, citizenship and immigration history, family, employment, financial, and case records to advise and represent clients, bill, and meet legal obligations. Depending on the matter, records may include children’s information or sensitive health, racial or ethnic origin, religious, sexual-orientation, or crime-related information. Sources include you, authorized representatives, case participants, and government records. We obtain separate consent when required; this policy is not consent.

Website activity: Our site and providers collect IP addresses, device/browser details, cookie identifiers, pages viewed, and interactions for site operation, security, spam prevention, and usage measurement. Comments, if enabled, may publicly display your chosen name and comment.

Sharing, cookies, and outside services

We share relevant contact, scheduling, case, or billing information with personnel and providers supporting communications, hosting, storage, scheduling, payments, and legal work. Case information may also go to authorized participants, experts, government agencies, or courts as needed for representation. Other disclosures occur only as authorized or permitted by applicable law and professional duties.

Website services include Google and WordPress.com/Automattic for usage measurement, Calendly for scheduling, and Trustindex for reviews. They receive technical information when their services load; Calendly also receives booking details. Stripe processes payment details when used. Embedded or linked services have their own privacy notices. Information may be processed in the United States and other countries where our personnel or providers work.

We do not sell personal data, use it for targeted advertising, or profile individuals to make automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. Because we do not conduct these activities, Global Privacy Control signals do not change that practice. You can block or delete cookies through your browser, although some features may stop working.

Confidentiality, security, and retention

We protect client and prospective-client information under applicable professional-conduct rules. This policy does not waive confidentiality or privilege. A website inquiry alone does not create an attorney-client relationship or establish representation. Please confirm with our office a secure method of communication before sending sensitive documents.

We use reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards, but no system is completely secure. We retain information as reasonably necessary for its purpose, client-file obligations, accounting, conflicts checks, and legal claims, then securely dispose of it or de-identify it. We provide breach notices when required by law.

The website is not directed to children under 13. Information about children needed for legal matters should be supplied through appropriate intake channels by a parent, guardian, or other authorized person. Contact us about unintended online submissions by children.

Your choices and requests

Contact us below to request access, correction, deletion, a portable copy, or withdrawal of consent. Where the Colorado Privacy Act applies, Colorado consumers have these rights and may opt out of sale, targeted advertising, and qualifying profiling, without unlawful discrimination. Requests remain subject to applicable exceptions, including privilege, other people’s rights, and required records.

Describe your request and provide contact information; do not email identification documents initially. We may verify identity using existing records or request limited additional information. An authorized agent may submit an opt-out request with evidence of authority.

For CPA requests, we respond within 45 days, with any lawful extension explained. To appeal a denial, email or write to us with “Privacy Appeal” and the reason for review. We respond within 45 days, subject to a lawful, explained extension. You may also complain to the Colorado Attorney General.

To stop marketing emails, use the unsubscribe link or contact us. Necessary case, billing, and appointment communications may continue.

Contact and updates

Direct all mail correspondence to:
Moro Legal, LLC — Joseph Alain Moro
13918 E. Mississippi Ave.
Suite 60052
Aurora, CO 80012-3603
Email: joseph@morolegal.com
Phone: (303) 586-1955

We post revisions here with an updated date and provide additional notice or obtain consent for material changes when required.