PRIVACY
How we handle information shared through this website.
This notice explains the information flow for website visitors and people who choose to contact Guangdong Yesi Law Firm.
Last updated: 24 August 2026
Information you choose to provide
If you contact the firm by email, WhatsApp or another published channel, you may provide your name, company, contact details, location, matter description and documents. Please limit an initial inquiry to information needed to identify the general issue.
How this website inquiry works
The current inquiry form prepares a message for the visitor's email application. It does not itself create a server-side client account or promise that a message has been received. If you use email or WhatsApp, the relevant provider may process the communication under its own terms.
How information may be used
Information may be used to respond to an inquiry, assess whether the firm can assist, conduct a conflict check, communicate about an engagement and meet professional or legal obligations. Information is not used to create legal advice merely because it was submitted.
Retention and security
Retention depends on the communication channel, the nature of the inquiry, professional obligations and whether an engagement is formed. No online transmission is completely secure. Do not send passwords, banking credentials or unnecessary sensitive information through an initial inquiry.
Third-party services
The website may link to communication or social services such as WhatsApp. Those services operate independently and may collect information under their own privacy notices. The site does not sell personal information.
Your questions
For a privacy question about a message you sent, contact the firm through the published contact details and provide enough context for the team to identify the communication. A specific response may depend on the channel and applicable requirements.
Prefer to ask before sending details?
Use the contact page and keep the first message brief.
This website notice is general information and may need to be supplemented by engagement-specific terms or applicable local requirements.