F-Law

Privacy Policy

Last updated 2026-08-19

F-Law is built for lawyers, so it is built around one rule: the most private thing we can do with client information is never possess it. There are no accounts to create, no client files to store, no ad networks, no trackers, and nothing to sell - because we never hold it in the first place. This policy says exactly how each tool handles data.

No accounts, no client records

F-Law has no login. We keep no roster of who uses the tools, no matter files, no party names, and no history of what you reviewed or drafted. There is no stored client information here to breach, subpoena, or leak.

Document review (Scrutinizer) - never leaves your browser

When you paste or upload a draft order for review, the document is parsed and analyzed entirely on your device. It is never uploaded, transmitted, stored, or logged - the review rules run in your browser, and the PDF and Word readers ship with this site rather than being fetched from a third party. Close the tab and everything is gone.

Document drafting (Preparer) - generate, stream, discard

The drafting wizard sends your answers once, over an encrypted connection, to our document generator. The generator assembles the document in memory, streams the file straight back to your browser, and retains nothing: no database, no saved documents, no content in any log. When your download completes, the data no longer exists on our side.

Calculators

The retirement-division calculator runs in your browser. The figures you enter are not sent to our servers.

Case library

The case library is public legal information - published court decisions and summaries. Reading it requires no account and triggers no tracking.

Matter files stay with you

To spare you retyping when a client returns, the tools can save your inputs as a matter file - a small file that downloads to your machine, to live in your client file where client data belongs - or, at your option, in your own browser’s local storage on your device. Either way, saved matter data is never transmitted to us and never stored on our servers.

Secure sharing - we store ciphertext we cannot read

The optional sharing feature exists so that both counsel can hold the identical draft. When you share a document, it is encrypted in your browser first (AES-256); the decryption key travels only inside the link itself, in the URL fragment, which browsers never send to any server. What we store is unreadable ciphertext with no filename, no party names, and no metadata about you - and it is deleted automatically after 14 days, or immediately when anyone holding the link deletes it. We could not read a shared document even under compulsion, because we never have the key.

No cookies, no analytics

F-Law sets no cookies. We run no analytics scripts, advertising pixels, session recorders, or third-party trackers of any kind. Your light/dark theme preference is saved on your own device and never transmitted.

Technical operation

Like any website, the site is delivered through standard internet infrastructure (a content-delivery network in front of our server), which processes connection metadata such as IP addresses to route traffic and absorb attacks. Our application keeps minimal technical logs strictly for reliability and security - and those logs never contain the content of your documents or your drafting answers.

A note on professional confidentiality

The tools are designed so that using them does not place client confidences in a third party’s hands: review happens on your machine, and drafting data exists on our side only for the seconds it takes to assemble your document. You remain responsible for your own confidentiality judgments under the rules of professional conduct.

Changes

If this policy changes, we will update the date above and describe what changed. We will never change it to start collecting what this page says we don’t.

Contact

Privacy questions: [email protected].