Last updated: 25 July 2026
Who is responsible for your data
The party responsible for processing the personal data collected through this website is Juan Pablo Miranda Calderón, tax ID (CUIT) 20-27597308-5, with address at Cayetano Silva 3384, Mendoza, Province of Mendoza, Argentina, postal code 5500. You can reach us by email at estudio@mirandacalderon.com or by phone at (+54) 261 759 0161.
This policy explains what data we collect, what we use it for and what you can do about it. It is governed by Argentine Law 25.326 on the Protection of Personal Data, its implementing Decree 1558/2001 and the supplementary rules issued by the Agency for Access to Public Information.
What data we collect
We collect data in two different ways. Some you give us willingly, and some is generated automatically while you browse.
Data you give us
When you fill in the contact form we ask for your name, your email address and the details of your enquiry. If you prefer to write on WhatsApp or call us, we record the number you contact us from and the content of the messages you send.
Data generated while you browse
When you visit the site we automatically record your IP address, the browser and device you use, the pages you visit, how long you stay on each one and where you arrived from. We also record clicks and cursor movement through a session recording tool. Each service is described in our Cookie Policy.
An important warning about sensitive data
Many legal enquiries involve delicate information, such as your state of health after a workplace accident, a situation of violence or family matters. Argentine Law 25.326 treats this as sensitive data and gives it reinforced protection.
We ask that in your first contact you describe your situation in general terms and do not include medical diagnoses, reports, supporting documents or third party data. Once a professional relationship is established we will give you a secure channel for that documentation. If you do choose to include sensitive information in the form, we understand that you expressly consent to us processing it for the sole purpose of answering your enquiry.
What we use your data for
- Answering the enquiries you send and assessing whether we can assist with your case.
- Establishing and maintaining the professional relationship when we decide to work together.
- Meeting the legal, tax and professional obligations that apply to us.
- Understanding how the site is used so we can improve it.
- Measuring the performance of our advertising and showing ads to people with similar interests.
Professional privilege
Everything you tell us is covered by the professional privilege that governs the practice of law, even if the enquiry never leads to you hiring our services. That duty is more demanding than any privacy policy and we take it on from the first contact.
Who we share your data with
We do not sell or transfer your personal data. We do use service providers that access certain information so the site can work and so we can measure its performance. These are Google, for analytics and advertising, Meta, for the tracking pixel and for WhatsApp, and Microsoft, for the session recording tool.
These providers store information on servers located outside Argentina, mainly in the United States. That amounts to an international transfer of data under section 12 of Law 25.326. By using the site and accepting cookies you consent to that transfer.
We may also disclose information when a competent judicial or administrative authority requires it, to the extent that professional privilege does not prevent us from doing so.
How long we keep it
Enquiries that do not lead to a professional relationship are kept for two years and then deleted. Where a professional relationship exists, the file is kept for its whole duration and for the periods required by tax rules and by the rules of the profession. Browsing data is kept for the periods set by each provider, detailed in the Cookie Policy.
Your rights
You may request access to your data, its correction where it is inaccurate, its updating and its deletion, under sections 14 and 16 of Law 25.326. You may also object to your data being used for advertising purposes.
To exercise these rights write to estudio@mirandacalderon.com or come to Cayetano Silva 3384, Mendoza, proving your identity. Data subjects may exercise the right of access free of charge at intervals of no less than six months, unless they can show a legitimate interest. We must answer an access request within ten calendar days, and correction or deletion requests within five working days.
The Agency for Access to Public Information, as the supervisory authority for Law 25.326, has the power to hear complaints and claims brought in connection with breaches of personal data protection rules.
Security
The site runs over an encrypted connection and we apply technical measures to safeguard the information. No system is completely invulnerable, so we cannot guarantee absolute security, but we do commit to acting diligently and to telling you if an incident affecting your data occurs.
Minors
This site is aimed at adults. We do not knowingly collect data from minors. If we become aware that we have received information from a minor without the authorisation of whoever holds parental responsibility, we will delete it.
Changes to this policy
We may amend this policy when our services or the applicable rules change. The version in force is always the one published on this page, with its update date shown at the top.