- Effective Date: January 01, 2026
- Contracting Entity: Legal Husk, a United States business entity doing business as LegalHusk
- Contact: [email protected]
Marketplace model. LegalHusk operates an online technology marketplace where Clients and independent Professionals meet, communicate, form direct engagements, and work toward the successful completion of Professional Services. LegalHusk facilitates marketplace access, administrative workflows, communications, records, support, and payment administration through third party providers. LegalHusk does not provide Professional Services, is not a law firm, does not employ or supervise Professionals, is not a party to Client and Professional engagements, and does not guarantee any legal, financial, commercial, or other result.
Privacy choice. LegalHusk does not sell Personal Data for money. Certain disclosures of device, cookie, and usage information may nevertheless be treated by law as a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. This page provides a direct way to exercise applicable opt out rights.
1. Scope and Relationship to the Privacy Notice
This page applies to Personal Data processed by LegalHusk in connection with legalhusk.com, client.legalhusk.com, related account portals, applications, communications tools, payment features, and marketplace services, collectively called the Platform.
It supplements the LegalHusk Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy. Those documents explain the categories of Personal Data collected, sources, purposes, recipients, retention, security, international transfers, and additional privacy rights. This page focuses on sale, sharing, targeted advertising, and qualifying profiling choices.
Independent Professionals and Payment Providers may process Personal Data under their own notices when acting independently. A request submitted to LegalHusk applies to LegalHusk controlled processing and does not automatically apply to an independent Professional or Payment Provider.
2. Meaning of Important Terms
Sale. Depending on applicable law, sale may include transferring Personal Data to a third party for money or other valuable consideration. A disclosure can qualify even when no money is paid directly for the data.
Sharing. Under California law, sharing generally concerns disclosure for cross context behavioral advertising, whether or not money is exchanged.
Targeted advertising. This generally means displaying advertising selected from Personal Data obtained from a person's activity over time and across nonaffiliated websites, applications, or services, subject to exceptions defined by law.
Profiling. This generally means automated processing used to evaluate or predict personal characteristics. Some laws provide an opt out when profiling supports decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects.
Definitions and rights vary by jurisdiction. LegalHusk applies the law governing the consumer and the processing activity and does not use Delaware law or the Marketplace Terms to displace a mandatory privacy right.
3. LegalHusk Practices
LegalHusk does not sell Personal Data for money. LegalHusk may disclose device, cookie, and usage information to analytics, advertising, social media, or similar providers in circumstances that applicable law may treat as sale, sharing, or targeted advertising.
- LegalHusk does not make private matter communications or case files available for advertising.
- LegalHusk does not use sensitive Personal Data to infer characteristics about a person for advertising.
- LegalHusk does not use private matter communications or case files to train a general purpose artificial intelligence model without separate explicit consent.
- LegalHusk does not knowingly sell or share Personal Data of persons under sixteen. Where a law applies a higher age, LegalHusk will obtain any authorization required before sale or targeted advertising.
The Platform is intended for persons who are at least eighteen years old, or the age of legal majority where they live if higher.
4. Your Opt Out Choices
Depending on applicable law and LegalHusk's processing, a consumer may request that LegalHusk stop:
- selling Personal Data to third parties;
- sharing Personal Data for cross context behavioral advertising;
- processing Personal Data for targeted advertising; or
- using qualifying profiling in furtherance of decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects.
An opt out applies to future qualifying processing. It does not automatically delete Personal Data, close an account, cancel an Order, prevent strictly necessary technologies, or stop processing required to provide a requested service, maintain security, prevent fraud, comply with law, or establish and defend legal claims.
5. Use the Privacy Choices Control
Use the operational Privacy Choices control displayed on this page. Select one or more of the following choices and then select Save My Privacy Choices:
- Opt out of sale or sharing of Personal Data.
- Opt out of targeted advertising.
- Opt out of qualifying profiling.
The website control applies to the browser or device used to submit the choice. If you are signed in and LegalHusk can reasonably associate the request with your account, LegalHusk will apply the choice more broadly where required by law and technically feasible.
LegalHusk will not require you to create a new account solely to opt out. The control does not require more information or steps than reasonably necessary and does not use deceptive or confusing design.
6. Alternative Email Request
If the website control is unavailable, you need an account level choice, or you prefer another method, email [email protected] with the subject Privacy Opt Out. Identify the right you wish to exercise, your jurisdiction, and the email address associated with the relevant account if applicable.
Do not send passwords, full payment card credentials, or a complete government identification document by ordinary email. LegalHusk may request only information reasonably necessary to identify the records or apply the choice correctly.
7. Global Privacy Control and Other Preference Signals
Where required by applicable law, LegalHusk treats a legally recognized browser based opt out preference signal, including Global Privacy Control, as a request to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising for the browser or device sending the signal.
A signal must reflect the consumer's affirmative choice. If a signal conflicts with an existing Platform privacy setting, LegalHusk will honor the signal where required and may provide the consumer an opportunity to confirm the preferred setting. The absence of a later signal will not be treated as consent where law prohibits that interpretation.
A Do Not Track signal is not uniformly defined. LegalHusk responds to Global Privacy Control and other preference signals that applicable law requires.
8. Authorized Agents
A consumer may designate an authorized agent to submit an opt out request where permitted by law. The agent may use the Privacy Choices control or email [email protected] with the subject Authorized Agent Privacy Opt Out.
LegalHusk may request evidence of the agent's authority and may contact the consumer where permitted. LegalHusk will not require account creation solely because an authorized agent submits the request.
9. What Happens After an Opt Out
LegalHusk will process the request as soon as reasonably practicable and within the period required by applicable law. LegalHusk will record the choice, configure applicable Platform processing, and communicate the instruction to relevant service providers or third parties where required.
The choice generally applies prospectively. Technologies or disclosures that occurred lawfully before the request may not be reversible, but LegalHusk will not continue qualifying processing after the request becomes effective unless an exception applies or the consumer later provides valid authorization.
Where required, LegalHusk will wait at least twelve months before asking a consumer to authorize sale or sharing again. A limited suppression record may be retained to honor the opt out and demonstrate compliance.
10. Strictly Necessary Processing and Other Exceptions
An opt out does not disable technologies or disclosures reasonably necessary for authentication, account sessions, security, network management, accessibility, fraud prevention, payment administration, consent records, requested communications, or another Platform function requested by the User.
Some disclosures to processors, service providers, contractors, or other recipients may not constitute sale or sharing when the legal requirements for that role are satisfied. LegalHusk may also retain or disclose information when required by law, valid legal process, professional or regulatory obligations applicable to Platform operations, security needs, fraud prevention, or legal claims.
11. Other Privacy Rights
Depending on location and applicable law, a person may also have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a portable copy of Personal Data; withdraw consent; restrict or object to processing; limit certain uses of Sensitive Personal Information; obtain information about qualifying automated decisions; appeal a denial; and complain to a regulator.
To exercise another privacy right, email [email protected] with the subject Privacy Request or use an available privacy request form or account tool. An opt out request is separate from a deletion request.
12. Appeals and Regulatory Complaints
Where applicable law provides an appeal right, email [email protected] with the subject Privacy Appeal. Identify the original request and explain why the decision should be reconsidered. LegalHusk will respond within the period required by applicable law and will provide information about any right to contact the appropriate regulator.
A Delaware resident whose appeal is denied may contact the Delaware Department of Justice at [email protected]. Nothing on this page limits a right to contact a privacy regulator, consumer authority, attorney general, court, or other competent authority.
13. Equal Service and No Retaliation
LegalHusk will not unlawfully discriminate or retaliate against a person for exercising a privacy right. A privacy choice may affect only a feature that reasonably depends on the processing declined, and any legally permitted financial incentive or difference in service will receive the disclosures and consent required by law.
14. Security, Records, Changes, and Contact
LegalHusk uses reasonable safeguards for privacy request information and limits it to the purpose of processing, documenting, and defending the request. Request and suppression records may be retained as reasonably necessary for compliance, security, fraud prevention, and legal claims.
LegalHusk may update this page to reflect changes in law, technology, vendors, or processing practices. The revised page will state its effective date. If a new activity requires consent, LegalHusk will request consent rather than treating continued Platform use as consent.
Questions and privacy choices may be sent to [email protected]. The Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy provide additional information about LegalHusk privacy practices.