Privacy Policy

We collect (a) public-record data about Texas attorneys from government sources, (b) account info you provide (name, email, bar number for attorney claims), (c) review content you submit, and (d) standard server logs (IP, user agent, timestamps).

We do not sell user data. We do not fingerprint devices across the open web. We do not buy personal data from brokers. We do not track you after you leave referlex.com.

We use a small set of first-party cookies to keep you logged in and remember preferences. Analytics is first-party and aggregate — no individual session recordings, no third-party retargeting pixels.

Data about attorneys is used to generate public profiles, charts, and directories. Data about users is used to authenticate accounts, attribute reviews to an identity-verified reviewer, and respond when you contact us.

We share data with (a) hosting and email vendors under written data-processing agreements, (b) law enforcement only with lawful process, and (c) a potential acquirer in the event of a sale — in which case these terms transfer intact.

You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal data at any time by emailing hello@referlex.com. Reviews once published are public record; removal is granted only on guideline violations, not reader's remorse.

Texas residents have rights under the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act. We honor verified requests to access, delete, and opt out of targeted advertising (of which we do none). Children under 13 may not use Referlex.

Attorney profiles are compiled from public State Bar and court records, so we do not delete them. An attorney who would rather not be found through search engines can claim their profile and mark it private: the page is removed from Google and other search engines and its details are shown only to signed-in Referlex users. Nothing is deleted and the setting can be reversed at any time. The steps are at referlex.com/hide-my-profile.