Privacy Policy
Last Updated: March 2026
This Privacy Policy describes how TalksOnLaw (“TalksOnLaw,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) collects, uses, and discloses information from users of the Website and related services. By using the Website, you consent to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy.
1. Information We Collect
Information You Provide
We collect your name, email, billing address, and professional information (such as bar admission or licensing jurisdiction).
Payment Information
Payments are processed through secure third-party providers. TalksOnLaw does not store your full credit card or bank account numbers.
Automatically Collected Information
We collect data such as IP address and interaction with video/course materials to improve our platform.
Cookies
We use cookies to maintain login sessions and analyze site usage. You may decline cookies, but some features may not function properly.
2. How We Use & Share Information
CLE Reporting & Compliance
In states where it is required, we share your name, bar number, and course completion data with state bar associations or regulatory bodies.
Audit Requirements
We may be required to share your course participation records and personal professional data with regulatory authorities during routine audits of our CLE accreditation.
Service Providers
We share data with vendors who help operate our site (e.g., cloud hosting, email delivery). These providers may only use your data to perform services for us.
3. “Selling” vs. “Sharing” Data (Marketing Notice)
TalksOnLaw does not sell your personal information for money. However, like most modern websites, we use third-party tools (such as Google or Meta pixels) to help our marketing.
How It Works
If you visit our site, a “cookie” or “pixel” might tell an ad platform that you are interested in CLE. Later, when you are on another website (like Facebook), you might see an ad for a TalksOnLaw membership.
Your Control
We do not have a manual “off switch” for individual users’ tracking. If you wish to opt out of this type of “sharing,” you must manage your own privacy via your browser settings (e.g., “Incognito” mode) or through industry-standard tools like the DAA’s Consumer Choice Tool.
4. Data Security & Retention
Security
We use reasonable measures to protect your data. However, no internet system is 100% secure.
Retention
We retain your information as long as necessary to provide services and to comply with the long-term record-keeping requirements imposed by state bar associations.
5. Your Rights & Deletion Requests
If you are a resident of California or other states with modern privacy laws, you have the right to request access to or deletion of your personal information.
The “State Mandate” Exception
While we are happy to deactivate accounts upon request, TalksOnLaw may be legally obligated to continue storing your course completion records and professional identifiers for a period of years to comply with state bar accreditation and audit requirements. We cannot delete records that we are mandated by law to maintain.
Correction
You may request that we update inaccurate professional info (e.g., a bar number).
Opting Out of “Sharing”
As noted in Section 3, users who wish to opt out of automated marketing “sharing” should utilize their browser’s privacy controls.
6. Changes to This Policy
TalksOnLaw may update this Privacy Policy periodically. If we make material changes, we will notify you by posting a notice on the Website or by email. Your continued use of the Website after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.