Privacy Policy

Last updated October 6, 2026

Who is responsible for your information

Juricue is based in Minnesota and controls how the personal information described in this policy is handled. You can send questions and rights requests to hello@juricue.com or by mail to Juricue, 202 N Cedar Ave, Suite 1, Owatonna, MN 55060.

Information we collect

Searching and filtering firms on Juricue happens in your own browser, so what you type into the search and filter tools is not sent to us.

Unless you turn analytics off, Google Analytics 4 and PostHog record the pages you view, general information your browser sends (such as approximate location, device and browser type, and the site that referred you), and three specific actions: when you click through to a law firm's own website, when you open a firm's Google Maps listing, and when you open a state bar lookup from a firm profile. Those three events record only which firm it was and the domain of the link clicked. We do not send anything you type into Juricue's search and filter tools to Google Analytics or PostHog. PostHog does not record or replay your visit, and it does not track any other clicks or anything you type.

Law-firm information

Juricue compiles professional information from public sources, including law-firm websites, public business and professional records, and public review platforms. This can include a firm's name, contact details, office address, practice areas, and public ratings. Profiles can also show the names, titles, and photos of a firm's attorneys and staff, exactly as the firm publishes them on its own website, and short excerpts of public Google reviews with the reviewer's first name and last initial. Anyone named on a profile can ask us to remove their name, photo, or review excerpt by emailing hello@juricue.com. We use this information to operate and maintain a public law-firm research website.

Professional information is reviewed before publication and can be corrected, updated, or removed. A firm or reader can contact hello@juricue.com with an objection or correction request.

Contact and connection requests

When you submit Juricue's contact form, we receive the information you chose to include, such as your name, email address, phone number, state, legal issue, preferred firm, and message. The form may start on the practice area you last looked at; that area is sent with your request, and you can change it before you send. If direct submission is unavailable and you choose the email fallback, the information is sent only after you review and send it from your email application.

Cloudflare Turnstile evaluates technical signals when you open or submit the form to distinguish legitimate requests from automated abuse. Juricue processes the client IP address and verification metadata returned for the request, including whether the check passed, its action, and its hostname. Juricue does not use Turnstile for advertising.

We use connection-request information to respond, understand what kind of legal help you are seeking, identify a potentially relevant firm, and facilitate an introduction when appropriate. We do not send contact-form content to Google Analytics or PostHog.

Why we process information

• Analytics: Google Analytics and PostHog measure how the site is used unless you turn analytics off in Privacy settings.
• Running the website: public professional information is used to operate, correct, secure, and improve a factual law-firm research website, while respecting correction, objection, and removal requests.
• Responding to requests: information in an email is used to answer the sender, help identify a relevant law firm, facilitate a requested connection, or investigate a correction.
• Legal obligations: limited information can be retained or disclosed where required by applicable law.

Service providers

Cloudflare provides website hosting, delivery, and security. Resend processes contact-form submissions for email delivery. Google provides Google Workspace email and, unless you turn analytics off, Google Analytics. PostHog provides website analytics unless you turn analytics off. PostHog stores analytics data in the European Union. PostHog uses your IP address to estimate your approximate location and then discards the address. These providers can process technical or contact information on Juricue's behalf and can process information outside the United States under their own service terms.

Law firm profiles show a map of the firm's office. When you scroll to the map, your browser loads the map code from cdnjs, a Cloudflare service, and the map images from OpenStreetMap's servers. Like any website request, these share your IP address and basic browser details with those services. The map sets no cookies, and we do not send OpenStreetMap or cdnjs anything else about you, such as what you search for or anything you type. Read the OpenStreetMap Foundation privacy policy for how it handles those requests.

Some news articles include a video from Juricue's YouTube channel. The video player loads only when you press Play. Your browser then connects to YouTube, a Google service, in its privacy-enhanced mode and shares your IP address and basic browser details with it. From then on YouTube may store cookies or similar identifiers in your browser, and it handles that information under the Google privacy policy. Juricue's Privacy settings do not control YouTube. If you don't press Play, nothing is sent to YouTube.

Read the Cloudflare Turnstile Privacy Addendum, the Cloudflare privacy policy, the Google privacy policy, and the PostHog privacy policy for more information.

How long we keep information

• Google Analytics event and user data is configured for 14 months.
• PostHog event data is kept for 1 year, the period set by Juricue's PostHog plan.
• Correction and contact emails are normally kept for up to 24 months after the request is resolved, unless they are needed longer for an active dispute or legal obligation.
• Public professional information is kept while a profile remains on Juricue. Source and correction records can be retained for up to 24 months after removal where needed to document the change and avoid republishing known errors.
• Your analytics preference is stored only in your browser until you change it or clear browser storage.

Third-party links

Firm profile pages link out to the firm's own website. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of any site we link to. Review that site's own privacy policy before sharing information with it.

Cookies

We use Google Analytics and PostHog cookies to understand how people use Juricue and to improve it. By continuing to use Juricue, you accept these cookies. We don't use cookies for advertising or ad personalization. You can turn analytics off at any time: choose Privacy settings in the footer, switch Analytics off and save. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, we treat it as turning analytics off. The site works the same either way.

We keep two small notes in your browser's session storage. On law firm profiles, one makes sure the "Need legal help?" contact form opens by itself only once per visit. The other remembers the practice area you last looked at, so when you open a firm's contact form, it can start on that area. Neither is sent to us or to analytics on its own. The practice area only reaches us if you send the contact form with it selected. Both are deleted when you close the tab. When analytics is on, PostHog also keeps a visit identifier in session storage and its visitor identifier in local storage; turning analytics off deletes both.

Playing a video in a news article lets YouTube set its own cookies, as described under Service providers.

Turning analytics off stops Google Analytics and PostHog from loading and removes Juricue's analytics cookies from your browser. You can also use your browser settings, an ad blocker, or Google's opt-out add-on.

Your rights

You can ask us to tell you what personal information we hold about you, correct it, delete it, or give you a copy. You can turn analytics off at any time in Privacy settings.

Send a request to hello@juricue.com. We may need enough information to confirm your identity and locate the relevant record.

Changes to this policy

If our data practices change, we will update this policy.

Contact

Questions about this policy: hello@juricue.com.