Privacy Policy.
The short version: this website does not track you. Here is exactly what it does instead — and how we handle anything you send us.
Draft for review. This policy is pending final sign-off by NCBA Limited and its counsel and may change before the site launches publicly.
Cookies & Tracking
One Cookie, and It’s Yours.
This website sets no advertising, analytics, or tracking cookies. There is no analytics software, no advertising pixel, and no third-party marketing script running on these pages. For a company whose work is built on confidentiality discipline, we consider that a feature.
The one cookie this site does set is named ncba-consent. It is created only after you press Accept or Decline in the consent bar, it stores nothing but that one-word choice, it is a first-party cookie readable only by this site, and it expires after 180 days. If we ever add optional analytics in the future, that saved choice decides whether those scripts load — nothing loads without an explicit “Accept.” Declining, or simply ignoring the bar, means no such scripts run. You can change your choice at any time with the “Cookie Preferences” control in the footer of every page; switching to Decline also removes any analytics cookies a previous Accept had allowed.
We honor the Global Privacy Control signal: if your browser sends it, we record an automatic Decline and never show you the consent bar at all. Because this site runs no analytics unless you opt in, the older “Do Not Track” setting changes nothing here — there is no tracking to turn off — but we state that honestly rather than claim to “respond” to it.
Two housekeeping notes for completeness: WordPress, the software this site runs on, sets cookies only for logged-in site administrators — public visitors do not receive them — and your browser briefly keeps a session-only technical flag (emoji support detection) that is discarded when the tab closes and never sent to us.
Information You Send Us
We Receive Only What You Choose to Send.
If you submit the contact form, we receive the information you enter — your name, firm, email address, phone number, and message. That submission is delivered to us by email so we can respond to your inquiry. We treat inquiries as confidential, we do not sell or share the information you send, and we do not add you to marketing lists.
If you email or call us directly — including sending a résumé or application to a careers address — we use what you send to respond and, for applicants, to evaluate your candidacy. Nothing more.
This website takes no payments. There is no checkout, no stored payment method, and no payment processor connected to these pages; billing for engaged clients is handled off-site through the engagement itself.
Information Received Automatically
Ordinary Web Plumbing, Nothing Hidden.
Like nearly every website, the server that hosts these pages keeps standard technical logs — the network address a request came from, the page requested, and the browser used. We use those logs only to keep the site secure and working; they are not used to profile visitors.
This site’s typefaces load from Google Fonts. When your browser requests a font file, that request is made to Google’s servers and necessarily discloses your network address to Google, subject to Google’s privacy policy. That is the only third-party request these pages make.
Use, Sharing & Retention
Used to Respond. Shared With No One.
We use the information described above to respond to inquiries, evaluate applications, and operate this website. We do not sell personal information, we do not share it for advertising, and we do not trade it. The service providers that make the site work — our web host and our email provider — process data only as needed to deliver those services. We would disclose information beyond that only if the law required it.
We keep correspondence as long as it is useful for responding to you or maintaining our business records, and we delete or archive it in the ordinary course after that.
Your Choices
Ask, and We Will Answer.
California and Nevada privacy laws give consumers specific rights against businesses that meet certain statutory thresholds. Whether or not those laws technically reach a company of our size, our practice is simple: if you ask, we will tell you what information we hold about you, correct it, or delete it — unless we need to keep it to meet a legal obligation. Write to Contact@NCBALimited.com and we will respond within a reasonable time. Before acting on a request we will confirm you are who you say you are — ordinarily by replying to the email address or phone number we already have for you — and we will never treat you differently, or degrade any service, because you exercised a privacy right.
This website is directed at law firms and legal professionals. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 16.
Third-Party Links
Other Sites, Their Rules.
Pages on this site link to other websites, including companies we refer firms to. Those sites are operated independently, and their privacy practices are their own — review their policies when you visit them.
Changes & Questions
Ask Us Anything.
If our data practices change — new analytics, a newsletter, any new way of collecting information — this page will change in the same update, and the date below will move. If you have a question about this policy or about how we handle information, contact us at Contact@NCBALimited.com or (650) 260-7200.
Last updated: July 14, 2026.