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Privacy Policy

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This policy explains how Inroad Legal handles information when you browse this website, join Inroad Notes or the founding-cohort interest list, purchase a Job Search Sprint, or provide materials for the service. Inroad Legal operates from New Jersey and can be contacted at info@inroadlegal.com.

1. Information we collect

Please submit only what is relevant to your search. Remove Social Security numbers, student identification numbers, financial account details, and unrelated sensitive information. Do not submit confidential employer or client materials or information you lack permission to share.

2. How information is used

We use your information to register cohort interest, respond to inquiries, process and verify purchases, arrange your sprint, understand your goals, research opportunities and contacts, prepare application and outreach suggestions, and deliver support. Technical information also helps operate the website, investigate failures, and prevent misuse.

Cohort marketing emails require the email choice shown at signup. Marketing texts require the separate text choice. Providing a phone number alone does not enroll you in text marketing. Inroad Notes signups request legal job-search tips and occasional offers. When connected, MailerLite manages newsletter delivery, confirmation and unsubscribe preferences. Text campaigns are not automatically sent by this website.

3. Who receives information

Information is available to the operator and service providers as needed for their roles. Stripe processes payments. Newsletter signup records are stored privately in Netlify Blobs. When enabled, MailerLite receives newsletter email addresses to manage delivery and opt-outs. Netlify provides hosting, handles cohort submissions through Netlify Forms, and stores paid intake records and uploaded documents in a private, site-scoped Netlify Blobs store after purchase verification.

Local previews store cohort submissions in a private folder on the operator’s computer. They do not publish those records. Submitted career documents are not saved in that cohort folder. This website does not create public links to your intake documents.

Inroad does not sell or rent cohort contact lists or career materials to advertisers. We do not send your applications, contact employers on your behalf, or publish your story or materials as a testimonial without separate permission. Service providers may receive information necessary to operate their services. Information may also be disclosed when required by law, to respond to a valid legal request, or to investigate misuse and protect legal rights.

Paid intake documents are not exposed through a public website route. Access is limited to the service operator through the hosting account and the Netlify systems needed to operate the service.

4. Cookies, browser storage, and analytics

An essential HTTP-only cookie supports paid onboarding access for up to seven days; payment status is still checked on the server. Session storage remembers popup dismissal during a visit and helps avoid duplicate purchase tracking. Local storage remembers successful cohort signup and your analytics choice until you clear it. The application does not intentionally store your contact details, intake answers, or documents in browser storage.

If configured and you allow optional analytics, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel receive site and conversion events, such as page views, section visits, scroll depth, signup-form interactions, checkout activity, confirmed purchases, and cohort signups. We use referring-site origins and simple campaign labels to understand traffic sources. Our explicit event payloads exclude names, emails, phone numbers, intake answers, and document contents. Those providers may independently process online identifiers, device information, network information, and page metadata. Meta measurement is used to assess advertising performance when enabled. Do not put personal details in campaign labels or page URLs.

You may decline optional analytics and still use the service. When analytics are configured, use “Cookie preferences” in the footer to change your choice. Withdrawal stops future optional tracking after a reload; it does not erase information already received by a provider. Clearing browser storage resets the preferences recorded on that browser. The site also keeps optional trackers off when your browser sends Global Privacy Control.

5. Retention and deletion

Information should be kept only as long as needed to deliver the service, respond to requests, meet applicable recordkeeping obligations, or resolve disputes. A minimal suppression record may be retained to honor an opt-out instead of accidentally contacting you again. Payment processors may have separate recordkeeping obligations.

Newsletter and cohort signup records are ordinarily kept until you opt out or for 24 months after the last interaction, whichever comes first. Paid intake answers and career documents are ordinarily deleted from active storage within 12 months after the sprint ends, unless you request earlier deletion or the record is reasonably needed to resolve a service issue, prevent fraud, or meet a legal obligation. Payment, contract, tax, and accounting records may be kept for the period required for those purposes. Provider logs and backups may remain for their normal limited retention periods.

6. Your choices and requests

You may ask to access, correct, or delete information you supplied, or withdraw a marketing preference, using the contact below. We may request proportionate information to verify that the request concerns your data. Do not send identity documents unless a secure process is specifically arranged. Legal obligations or another person’s rights may limit a request; where applicable, we will explain the reason.

Depending on your location and applicable law, additional rights may include data portability, restricting or objecting to processing, appealing a response, or contacting a privacy regulator. This notice does not limit rights provided by law. Where applicable law requires additional notices or procedures, we will provide them.

7. Email and text choices

Marketing email will include a way to unsubscribe. If text messaging is activated, you may reply STOP to opt out and HELP for assistance, or contact Inroad directly. Opting out of marketing does not cancel an existing sprint; necessary payment, scheduling, and service communications may still be sent. See the Email & Text Terms.

8. Security, age, and international processing

We restrict the information requested by the site, verify purchases before intake, and store paid intake records in a private Netlify Blobs store. Access is limited through the operator's hosting account. We review access, delete records according to the schedule above, and investigate suspected incidents reported to the contact below. No internet service or storage system can guarantee absolute security, so please avoid sharing unnecessary sensitive information.

The service is intended for adults aged 18 or older. If you believe a child has submitted information, contact us so it can be investigated and removed where appropriate. Inroad Legal is a New Jersey business serving customers in the United States. Stripe and Netlify may process information in the United States and other locations under their terms and privacy practices.

9. Changes to this policy

We will update the revision date when this notice changes. Material changes will be communicated as required by applicable law. We will seek any additional consent required before using previously collected information for a materially different purpose.

Questions and requests

Contact info@inroadlegal.com about your service or personal information. Do not include sensitive documents in a general inquiry.

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