Privacy Policy

Responsible Party

Manuel Mansilla Moya, holder of the trademark UPLAW – The Legal Company, located at Montecito 38, 1st Floor, Suite 22-C, Napoles, Benito Juarez, Mexico City, Mexico, 03810, is responsible for the collection, use, and protection of your personal data.

How UPLAW Uses Your Personal Data

At UPLAW, your trust is paramount. We handle your personal data with the utmost care. The information we collect is used for purposes necessary to provide you with our legal services, including:

Provision of corporate, compliance, and dispute resolution legal services.
Representation in and out of courts, as applicable.

We may also use your personal data for purposes that are not essential to providing our services but help us serve you better:

Inclusion in our electronic clients and leads database.
Inclusion in our database of recipients for firm communications, including newsletters and updates.
Conducting market research to improve our legal services.

If you prefer that your personal data not be used for these additional purposes, please notify us at contacto@uplaw.com.mx.

Note: Opting out of these additional uses will not affect your ability to receive our legal services.

What Personal Data Do We Collect and Use?

To provide our services and fulfill the purposes described in this policy, UPLAW may collect the following personal data:

Identification information: Name, marital status, autograph/electronic signature, digital fingerprints, date and place of birth, age, place of residence, tax ID, personal ID number, social security number, official IDs, military service number, photographs, and other official records.
Contact information: Telephone, mobile numbers, email addresses, institutional contacts.
Employment and professional information: Job history, professional experience, performance, references, employment dates, workplace information, certifications, academic transcripts, awards, skills, and aptitudes.
Physical characteristics: Anatomy, physiognomy, distinctive features, skin, hair, eye color, height, weight, complexion, scars, blood type, etc.
Financial and patrimonial information: Assets, properties, rights and obligations, fiscal information, credit history, income, expenses, bank account information.
Biometric data: Iris scans, palm prints, and other biometric identifiers.

Sensitive personal data requiring special protection may include:

Religious, philosophical, or moral beliefs.
Public opinions and labor union affiliations.
Physical or mental health information.
Sexual orientation and conduct.
Ethnic or racial information.

UPLAW handles all personal data with strict confidentiality and in full compliance with applicable laws.

With Whom Do We Share Your Personal Data and For What Purpose?

To provide our services, it may be necessary to share personal data with:

Federal, state, or municipal authorities, national or foreign.
Administrative, legislative, prosecutorial, or judicial bodies.
Natural or legal persons, public or private, when required to fulfill legal obligations or carry out processes related to our services.

Your Consent Matters:

UPLAW will never share your personal data without your prior consent, except when legally required. By not expressly objecting, you consent to the use and disclosure of your data as described in this policy.

Representation and Legal Services:
If you engage UPLAW to legally represent you, your consent is considered granted only for the limited sharing of personal data strictly necessary to provide and manage your legal representation, including interactions with courts, authorities, and relevant third parties.

Your Rights: Access, Rectify, Cancel, or Oppose (ARCO)

You have the following rights regarding your personal data:

Access: Know what personal data we hold, its purpose, and conditions of use.
Rectify: Correct any outdated, inaccurate, or incomplete data.
Cancel: Request deletion of your personal data, in accordance with applicable laws.
Oppose: Object to the processing of your personal data for specific purposes.

To exercise your ARCO rights, send a request to contacto@uplaw.com.mx.

Revoking Consent

You may revoke your consent at any time. Please note:

Legal or regulatory obligations may prevent full revocation in some cases.
Revocation may limit our ability to provide legal services and could terminate our contractual relationship.

To revoke consent, submit a request via contacto@uplaw.com.mx.

Limiting the Use or Sharing of Your Personal Data

You can limit the use or sharing of your personal data through:

Public Registry for Avoiding Unsolicited Communications (REUS): Managed by Mexico’s Federal Consumer Protection Agency. For details, visit the agency’s website.
UPLAW Exclusion List: Request inclusion by emailing contacto@uplaw.com.mx.

Use of Cookies and Similar Technologies

UPLAW uses cookies, web beacons, and similar technologies to provide a seamless, secure website experience, monitor usage, and optimize performance.

Data collected may include:

Visit times and browsing behavior.
User preferences and settings.
Authentication information for secure access.
Technical information such as IP address, browser type, operating system, and email when provided.

This information is collected and processed by UPLAW and our trusted web service providers:

Wix: Website hosting and infrastructure.
Google: Search engine analytics and website performance metrics.

This data is used exclusively to improve our services and user experience and is never shared with unauthorized third parties.

By using our website, you consent to the use of these technologies. You may adjust browser settings to manage or block cookies, though some website features may not function fully if cookies are disabled.

Updates to Our Privacy Policy

This privacy policy may be updated to reflect:

Changes in legal or regulatory requirements.
Updates to our services or business practices.
Improvements to privacy practices or technologies.

All updates will be published on our website: www.uplaw.com.mx/privacy-policy.

Last update: December 30, 2025