Last Updated: October 20, 2026
Ola Law, a Texas PLLC, (“Ola Law”, “we,” “us,” and “our”) values your privacy and is committed to providing you with transparency about our privacy practices through this privacy policy (“Privacy Policy”). Please carefully review this privacy policy to understand our policies and procedures regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data we receive from our potential clients, clients, and visitors to our website, located at http://www.ola.law (“Website”) and otherwise through our marketing efforts. Ola Law is a United States (“US”) based company and does not advertise or market its services outside of the US or to children. For clarity, this Privacy Policy does not apply to any third-party links to websites available through the Website. Please visit such third parties’ websites to learn about their privacy practices. All data subject to professional rules of confidentiality and attorney-client privilege will be subject to those obligations and override this policy.
- Personal Data Collection
We collect the following personal data about you to manage our business, including through the Website.
- Directly from you. You may directly provide us personal data in person, on the phone, or through the Website (such as through form fields, when you e-sign a document, email us, complete a questionnaire/survey) for us to potentially provide you with legal services, for marketing, or for us to respond to your requests.
- Passively Through the Website. We may receive personal data passively through the use of various technologies on the Website, such as cookies, embedded scripts, Javascript or other tags, or other methods. We use various types of cookies, such as: (i) essential cookies, which are required for website functionality; and (ii) functional cookies, which help facilitate our website’s performance and functionality, such as site optimization or custom content. Some features of the Website may not function if you do not allow cookies.
- From third parties. As part of our marketing efforts, we may receive your personal data from third parties, such as when we co-host marketing events.
- Personal Data We Collect and How We Use Personal Data
We have collected the following types of personal data:
- Inquiry Data. In the event you send us an inquiry or request of any kind, whether as a potential client or generally, we use this personal data to carry out your request and as necessary for our legitimate interests. This may include any information you provide when you request information about legal services and other information you choose to provide to us.
- Account Management. We may use your personal data, such as your name, contact information, billing information, and any other personal information you share to manage your account, process payments, and communicate with you, or as otherwise required to provide you with legal services or operate our business.
- Passively Collected Data. We may use passively collected data, such as information from log files, including IP address, to personalize your experience on the Website, provide the Services, as well as aggregate and analyze such data to understand our business and performance metrics, to optimize our Website and Services, or as otherwise necessary for us to operate our business.
- Security, Fraud, and other Business Purposes. We may use your personal data, including but not limited to, name, contact information, billing information, IP address and log file data, and any other information you provide to us to protect our business, Website, and Services against fraudulent actions, to investigate security concerns, to enforce our terms, or as otherwise necessary to carry out our legitimate business purposes.
- Services Improvement and Personalization. We may use your personal data to provide you with improved services and personalize your experience, including but not limited to using your preferences and any other information you communicate to us.
- Non-Personal Data. We may also collect data that is not considered personal data under law, such as demographic data (for example, age, gender, geographic location, or other similar information) throughout our provision of the Services and the Website. This non-personal data may be combined with personal data about you and used to personalize your experience, analyze trends, or as we otherwise determine for our legitimate business needs.
- How We Share Personal Data & International Transfers
We have shared your personal data as described below:
- Authorized Service Providers. We share your personal data as required for us to provide the Services and operate our business, including with our service providers and other third parties, such as to process payments, as well as with our advisors, agents, business affiliates, business partners, and other entities. Some of these service providers and third parties may be subject to various laws and regulations requiring them to further share your personal data downstream to third parties or government entities for various reasons, such as to provide their services or comply with laws.
- Legally Required & Safety. We may share your personal data as required by law, such as to comply with a subpoena or similar legal process, or as we determine is necessary to protect our rights, protect the safety of you, us, or others, such as to investigate fraud, enforce our terms, respond to government requests, or for other legal purposes, including pursuing legal remedies.
- With your permission. We may share your personal data with your permission or authorization in certain cases, such as for joint marketing initiatives, or to otherwise carry out your requests.
As a law firm, we may transfer your personal data to other countries, including ones with less stringent privacy laws than in your country, such as when you request legal services from partner law firms or for other administrative purposes. When you share your personal data with us, you agree to allow us to transfer your personal data to service providers and third parties and understand these entities will process and store your personal data in different countries for the operation of our business and provision of our Services.
IV. Our Security and Data Retention Practices
We undertake reasonable security measures to protect your personal data. Please be aware we cannot guarantee hackers or unauthorized personnel will not gain access to your personal data. We will retain your personal data as long as necessary to carry out our business operations and legal obligations.
V. Your Personal Data Choices
Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have personal data rights, such as the right to access, update or rectify, delete, or opt-out.
- Direct Marketing. To opt-out of marketing emails we send, please press the unsubscribe link in such email or contact us below. At present, our Website does not adhere to browser-based “Do Not Track” signals.
- Exercise Your Rights. If you’d like to exercise your personal data rights available to you under law, please contact us at team@ola.law and we will carry out such requests when we are legally required.
VI. Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time for any reason, at our sole discretion. We will notify you of any material changes to our Privacy Policy by posting the new Privacy Policy on our Website or by emailing you to notify you of an update. You are advised to visit our Website regularly for any changes.
VII. Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns relating to our use of your personal data, please contact us below:
- Email. Reach us via email at team@ola.law.
- Postal Mail. Reach us via postal mail at: Ola Law, ATTN: LEGAL, 8102 Fry Rd Ste A #1043, Cypress TX 77433
