Website privacy
Information about browsing this website and contacting Xandori Legal.
Last updated: 15 October 2026
Scope and contact
This notice concerns the Xandori Legal website. For privacy questions or information about how enquiries, recruitment applications or client files are handled, contact info@xandorilegal.com or call +855 97 837 7400.
Browsing these pages
These pages do not include account registration, online enquiry forms, document uploads, payment processing, newsletter subscription forms or analytics scripts. Menu and topic-filter choices work in your browser; the supplied page code does not store these choices in cookies or local storage.
When a website is visited, its hosting service may record technical information such as an IP address, request time, requested page and browser details. Contact the firm for information about hosting records and the periods for which information is kept.
External fonts and links
This website loads typefaces from Google Fonts. Your browser makes requests to Google’s font services, which can disclose your IP address and browser information to those services. External links open services governed by their own privacy terms. Email and telephone links open your chosen application rather than submitting a form through this website.
Email, telephone and appointments
If you contact the firm, you provide the information contained in your message or conversation. Keep a first enquiry brief and include a way to contact you. Please do not send identity documents, estate documents, financial records or other confidential material by ordinary email before agreeing an appropriate way to share them.
A general enquiry does not establish a solicitor–client relationship. Ask the firm about the privacy information and engagement terms applicable to any legal consultation or instruction.
Questions about your information
You can contact the firm to ask about information relating to you, request corrections, or raise a privacy concern. The rights and procedures that apply depend on the relevant law and the nature of the records. Retention, disclosure, international handling and any restrictions on access to professional records should be discussed directly with the firm.
Changes
This page may change when website features or contact arrangements change. The date above identifies this version.