LEGAL INFORMATION & POLICIES

CAMBERO ABOGADOS

Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Legal Disclaimer | Firm Information

Last updated: November 6, 2026

This page provides legal information about CAMBERO ABOGADOS, including our professional identity, privacy practices, website terms of use, and important notices concerning legal services in Mexico.

We encourage visitors, prospective clients, and existing clients to review this information before submitting personal information or contacting our firm.

PART I. FIRM INFORMATION & LEGAL NOTICES

1. Website Owner and Operator

This website, accessible at https://camberoabogados.com/ (the “Website”), is owned and operated by Guillermo Cambero Quezada, an individual legal professional conducting business under the trade name CAMBERO ABOGADOS.

Trade Name: CAMBERO ABOGADOS

Website Owner: Guillermo Cambero Quezada

Business Address: Paseo de los Framboyanes 1359, Colonia Tabachines, Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico.

Email: info@camberoabogados.com

Telephone: +52 33 1410 0477

Website: https://camberoabogados.com/

2. Professional Activities

CAMBERO ABOGADOS is a Mexican law practice providing legal advice, assistance, and representation to businesses, investors, and individuals.

Our practice includes Mexican corporate and commercial law, international transactions, foreign investment, real estate, inheritance, immigration, family matters, regulatory compliance, litigation, mediation, and arbitration.

The firm also assists individuals residing outside Mexico who require legal services concerning property, inheritance, business activities, or other legal matters in Mexico.

The firm is directed by Guillermo Cambero Quezada, a Mexican lawyer holding a Doctorate in Law from the University of Nantes, France.

Our professional services are primarily governed by Mexican law and the legal requirements applicable to the particular matter.

3. International Practice and Professional Qualifications

CAMBERO ABOGADOS provides services to clients residing in Mexico and abroad, including clients from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and other countries.

Our ability to communicate in English, French, and Spanish does not, by itself, constitute admission to practice law in any foreign jurisdiction.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, CAMBERO ABOGADOS does not hold itself out as a law firm licensed to practice United States, Canadian, or United Kingdom law.

Where a matter requires advice under foreign law, we may recommend or coordinate with appropriately qualified professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.

4. Website Hosting

The Website is operated using services provided by Hostinger.

Hosting Provider: Hostinger

Provider Website: https://www.hostinger.com/

The specific contracting entity and its contact details may be identified in the applicable hosting agreement.

PART II. PRIVACY POLICY

5. Privacy Commitment and Scope

CAMBERO ABOGADOS recognizes the importance of protecting personal information, particularly information provided in connection with legal matters.

This Privacy Policy explains how personal information may be collected, used, stored, disclosed, and protected when individuals visit the Website, contact our office, or retain our professional services.

The person responsible for the processing of personal information is Guillermo Cambero Quezada, operating under the trade name CAMBERO ABOGADOS.

Our primary legal framework is Mexico's Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (Ley Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares).

Depending on the circumstances, additional privacy requirements under foreign laws may apply, including certain United States state privacy laws, Canadian privacy legislation, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the United Kingdom GDPR.

The applicability of these laws depends on their respective legal requirements and the nature of the processing activities.

6. Personal Information We May Collect

Depending on the nature of your inquiry or legal matter, we may collect the following categories of information.

A. Identification and Contact Information

Names, email addresses, telephone numbers, mailing addresses, nationality, dates of birth, identification documents, and other information necessary to communicate with or identify individuals.

B. Professional and Business Information

Occupation, employer, business activities, corporate positions, company records, contractual relationships, ownership interests, and information concerning commercial operations.

C. Financial, Tax, and Property Information

Information about assets, real estate, inheritance, business transactions, tax obligations, and financial documentation necessary for legal services.

D. Immigration and International Information

Nationality, immigration status, passports, residence documents, work authorizations, and information related to cross-border legal matters.

E. Legal and Case-Related Information

Contracts, court documents, administrative records, legal correspondence, evidence, and other materials necessary to evaluate or handle a legal matter.

F. Sensitive Personal Information

Certain legal matters may involve health information, family circumstances, information about minors, or other sensitive information.

Such information will be processed only when necessary and subject to applicable legal requirements and appropriate safeguards.

G. Technical Information

Depending on the technologies enabled on the Website, information such as IP addresses, browser types, device characteristics, access dates, and cookie-related information may be collected.

Our initial contact channels are not intended for the unsolicited submission of highly sensitive personal information.

7. How Personal Information Is Collected

We may obtain information:

• Directly from individuals contacting our firm by email, telephone, WhatsApp, website forms, or in-person communications.

• From clients and their authorized representatives.

• From documents necessary to assess or provide legal services.

• From courts, public authorities, public registries, and other lawful sources.

• From professionals participating in a legal matter.

• Through technical services used to operate the Website.

Information concerning third parties may also be processed where necessary for legitimate legal purposes and permitted under applicable law.

8. Purposes of Processing

CAMBERO ABOGADOS processes personal information for the following purposes:

Responding to Inquiries: Receiving, reviewing, and responding to requests for information or legal assistance.

Evaluating Potential Matters: Understanding the nature of a legal issue, assessing professional availability, and identifying potential conflicts of interest.

Providing Legal Services: Performing legal research, drafting documents, advising clients, managing legal proceedings, conducting negotiations, and providing representation.

Managing Professional Relationships: Maintaining communications, preparing engagement agreements, issuing invoices, and managing case files.

Complying with Legal Obligations: Satisfying applicable tax, professional, administrative, regulatory, and anti-money laundering obligations.

Protecting Legal Rights: Establishing, exercising, or defending legal claims and responding to lawful requests from competent authorities.

Operating and Securing the Website: Maintaining website functionality, preventing misuse, and managing technical security.

Personal information submitted through an inquiry is not automatically used for unsolicited marketing.

If marketing communications are introduced, the firm will provide the required information and obtain consent where applicable.

9. Legal Grounds for Processing

Under Mexican law, personal information is processed in accordance with applicable consent requirements and legally recognized exceptions.

Where the GDPR or UK GDPR applies, processing may be based, as appropriate, on:

• Taking steps requested before entering into a professional services agreement.

• Performance of a contract.

• Compliance with an applicable legal obligation recognized under the relevant data protection framework.

• Legitimate interests, where legally permitted and appropriately assessed.

• Consent, when required.

Special categories of personal information will be processed only where an additional lawful condition applies.

10. Confidentiality and Protection of Client Information

CAMBERO ABOGADOS treats information received in connection with legal matters with professional discretion and in accordance with applicable confidentiality obligations.

Access to personal information is limited to individuals whose participation is necessary for the relevant professional activities.

Confidential information is not intended to be disclosed for unrelated commercial purposes.

Professional confidentiality obligations may continue after a client relationship has ended.

Certain disclosures may be permitted or required by law, including disclosures authorized by clients, required by competent authorities, or necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

11. Disclosure to Third Parties

Where necessary and legally permitted, personal information may be disclosed to:

• Courts, administrative authorities, and public registries.

• Notaries and other legally authorized professionals.

• Lawyers, accountants, translators, experts, or consultants participating in legal matters.

• Government agencies and regulatory bodies.

• Technology and communication service providers.

• Other parties where disclosure is necessary for an authorized legal purpose.

Personal information will not be disclosed beyond what is reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS does not sell personal information or maintain personal information databases for commercial resale.

12. International Data Transfers

CAMBERO ABOGADOS operates in Mexico and receives inquiries from individuals and businesses located in other countries.

Information provided from abroad may be received, accessed, and processed in Mexico.

Certain legal matters may require communications with foreign lawyers, authorities, notaries, or other professionals.

Technology providers may also process or store information using infrastructure located outside Mexico.

Where applicable law requires specific safeguards, consent, contractual protections, or other legal mechanisms for international data transfers, the appropriate requirements must be addressed.

Individuals may contact the firm for additional information about the international handling of their personal information.

13. Technology Providers and Communications

The firm may use external technology services for its Website, email, document management, and professional communications.

These may include Hostinger, email service providers, WhatsApp, and other platforms used in connection with the firm's operations.

Such services may be subject to their providers' privacy policies and contractual terms.

We recommend agreeing on an appropriate communication method before sending highly confidential documents, passwords, or sensitive financial information.

14. Data Retention

Personal information is retained for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected and to comply with applicable legal and professional obligations.

Retention periods may depend on:

• The nature and duration of a professional engagement.

• Requirements relating to legal files and documentation.

• Tax and accounting obligations.

• Regulatory compliance requirements.

• Applicable limitation periods.

• The establishment, exercise, or defense of legal claims.

Preliminary inquiries that do not result in a professional engagement are not intended to be retained indefinitely.

When information is no longer required, it will be deleted, blocked, or otherwise handled in accordance with applicable legal requirements.

15. Information Security

CAMBERO ABOGADOS seeks to implement reasonable administrative, organizational, and technical safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information processed.

These measures are intended to reduce the risks of unauthorized access, alteration, loss, misuse, or disclosure.

No electronic communication or information system can be guaranteed to be entirely free from security risks.

Where legally required, affected individuals and competent authorities will be notified of relevant personal information security incidents.

16. Privacy Rights

A. Rights Under Mexican Law

Individuals may exercise their rights of Access, Rectification, Cancellation, and Opposition, commonly referred to as ARCO rights, in accordance with Mexican law.

Individuals may also request the revocation of consent or restriction of certain uses of personal information where legally permitted.

Requests should be sent to:

info@camberoabogados.com

A request should identify the individual, describe the right being exercised, identify the relevant personal information, and provide appropriate means of communication.

Verification of identity or legal representation may be required.

Under Mexican law, the response period is generally twenty business days, with implementation within fifteen business days after a favorable determination, subject to legally permitted extensions.

B. Rights Under Other Applicable Privacy Laws

Where an additional privacy law applies, individuals may have further rights, potentially including rights to deletion, restriction of processing, data portability, withdrawal of consent, or appeal or complaint mechanisms.

For example, California residents may have additional rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act where that law applies to the relevant business and processing activities.

Individuals whose data processing falls within Canadian, European, or United Kingdom privacy legislation may also have rights under those frameworks.

The availability and scope of these rights depend on the applicable law.

C. Submitting a Privacy Request

Privacy requests may be submitted in English, Spanish, or French to:

info@camberoabogados.com

Requests will be reviewed and answered in accordance with the applicable legal framework.

17. Cookies and Tracking Technologies

The Website may use cookies and similar technologies for essential functionality, security, and technical operation.

Additional analytics or tracking technologies may be used if enabled.

Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or tracking technologies, the appropriate consent mechanism must be provided before such technologies are activated.

Visitors may also be able to manage certain cookie preferences through their browser settings.

The information presented to visitors should reflect the cookies and tracking services actually in use.

18. Changes to This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated to reflect changes in legal requirements, professional activities, or technology services.

The current version will be made available on the Website and will indicate its most recent revision date.

Where legally required, material changes will be accompanied by additional notice or a request for consent.

PART III. TERMS OF USE

19. Website Access and Use

The Website is provided for general information about CAMBERO ABOGADOS and its professional services.

Access to the Website is free of charge.

Visitors are not required to create accounts or purchase subscriptions to access its informational content.

Visitors must use the Website lawfully and respect the rights of others.

20. Website Content Is for General Information

Information published on the Website is intended for general informational purposes.

It should not be considered individualized legal advice or a substitute for consultation with a qualified legal professional.

Laws, regulations, court decisions, and administrative practices may change.

Although CAMBERO ABOGADOS seeks to provide reliable information, the firm does not guarantee that all Website content will always be current, complete, or suitable for a particular matter.

21. Professional Engagement and Legal Fees

Professional legal services are separate from the use of the Website.

The terms of an accepted engagement will be established through a professional services agreement, engagement letter, fee proposal, or other appropriate arrangement.

Such arrangements may address:

• Scope of legal services.

• Professional fees and applicable taxes.

• Costs and expenses.

• Payment terms.

• Client responsibilities.

• Communication arrangements.

• Termination of representation.

The Website does not establish a general fee schedule or an unconditional offer of legal representation.

Any mandatory pre-contractual protections applicable to a particular international client relationship will be considered separately.

22. Acceptable Use

Visitors must not:

• Use the Website for unlawful or fraudulent purposes.

• Attempt unauthorized access to systems or information.

• Distribute malicious software.

• Misrepresent their identity.

• Interfere with Website security or operation.

• Infringe intellectual property or other legal rights.

• Misuse the Website to harm other users or third parties.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS may take reasonable measures to prevent unauthorized or unlawful use.

23. Intellectual Property

Website text, graphics, photographs, designs, logos, trade names, and other materials may be protected by applicable intellectual property laws.

Rights in these materials belong to Guillermo Cambero Quezada or their respective owners or licensors, as applicable.

Visitors may consult the Website and make limited personal or informational use of its content, subject to applicable legal exceptions.

Unauthorized commercial reproduction, redistribution, or exploitation of protected materials is prohibited.

24. Third-Party Websites and Services

The Website may contain links to third-party platforms, including WhatsApp, email services, maps, or other external websites.

These services operate under their own terms and privacy policies.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS does not necessarily control third-party content, availability, or security.

This provision does not exclude obligations that may apply to the firm in connection with its own conduct.

25. Availability and Changes to the Website

CAMBERO ABOGADOS seeks to maintain reasonable Website functionality and availability.

Temporary interruptions may occur due to maintenance, technical failures, updates, or circumstances beyond the firm's control.

Website content and functionality may be modified without altering existing professional engagements or legally protected rights.

26. Liability

CAMBERO ABOGADOS does not guarantee that general information on the Website will resolve any specific legal matter.

The Website should not be relied upon as the sole basis for making significant legal decisions.

Nothing in these Terms of Use excludes or restricts liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including obligations arising from professional services actually undertaken.

No provision is intended to waive mandatory rights available under applicable law.

27. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

The Website is operated from Mexico and is primarily subject to applicable Mexican law.

Any dispute related to the Website may initially be addressed through direct communication with CAMBERO ABOGADOS.

Where appropriate, negotiation, mediation, or other lawful dispute resolution mechanisms may be considered.

Judicial jurisdiction will be determined under applicable legal rules, including mandatory consumer or other protective provisions when relevant.

These Terms do not require all international visitors to waive rights or legal protections that cannot lawfully be waived.

Disputes relating to an accepted professional engagement may be subject to separate contractual arrangements, insofar as legally valid.

28. Changes to the Terms of Use

CAMBERO ABOGADOS may update these Terms of Use to reflect changes in applicable law, Website operation, or professional practices.

The current version will be accessible on the Website.

Updates will not retroactively amend professional engagements or override rights protected by law.

PART IV. LEGAL DISCLAIMER

29. No Attorney-Client Relationship

Visiting this Website, sending an email, submitting an inquiry, or contacting CAMBERO ABOGADOS through WhatsApp does not, by itself, establish an attorney-client relationship.

Professional representation begins only when the firm expressly accepts the matter and the applicable engagement terms have been agreed upon.

The firm may decline an inquiry based on professional availability, legal requirements, conflicts of interest, or other legitimate reasons.

30. Confidentiality of Initial Inquiries

Individuals considering legal representation should provide only the information reasonably necessary for an initial assessment.

Please do not send highly confidential information, sensitive personal data, privileged documents, or financial access credentials before an appropriate communication channel has been established.

Information received from prospective clients will be handled in accordance with applicable confidentiality, privacy, and professional obligations.

The absence of an accepted engagement does not automatically eliminate confidentiality obligations that may apply to preliminary consultations.

31. No Guarantee of Results

Past experience, professional qualifications, Website information, or descriptions of legal services do not constitute guarantees of future results.

Every legal matter depends on its facts, applicable law, available evidence, and the actions or decisions of courts, authorities, or other parties.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS does not promise favorable judgments, administrative approvals, settlements, or other specific outcomes.

32. Jurisdiction of Legal Practice

CAMBERO ABOGADOS provides legal services primarily under Mexican law.

The firm's availability to clients in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other countries does not mean it is admitted or authorized to practice law in those jurisdictions.

International legal matters may require collaboration with qualified professionals in other countries.

No statement on this Website should be interpreted as a claim of professional licensing in a foreign jurisdiction unless expressly indicated.

33. Urgent Matters and Legal Deadlines

Website inquiries and electronic messages should not be used for urgent legal matters or situations involving immediate legal deadlines.

Unless representation has been expressly accepted, CAMBERO ABOGADOS is not responsible for monitoring deadlines or taking procedural action on behalf of a person who has merely submitted an inquiry.

Individuals facing urgent deadlines should promptly seek appropriate legal assistance.

34. Professional Communications

Electronic communications may be subject to technical interruptions, delivery failures, or security risks.

Visitors should confirm receipt of important communications through an appropriate channel.

Communicating through a third-party platform does not alter the professional and legal obligations that may otherwise apply.

PART V. CONTACT & FINAL PROVISIONS

35. Contact Information

For questions regarding these legal policies, Website operations, professional inquiries, or personal information requests, please contact:

CAMBERO ABOGADOS

Website Owner and Data Controller: Guillermo Cambero Quezada

Address: Paseo de los Framboyanes 1359, Colonia Tabachines, Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico.

Email: info@camberoabogados.com

Phone / WhatsApp: +52 33 1410 0477

Website: https://camberoabogados.com/

36. Language and Interpretation

This page provides legal information in English for the convenience of international visitors.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS also makes legal information available in Spanish and, where applicable, French.

The Spanish-language documents provide the original Mexican-law framework for the firm's Website policies.

In the event of differences between language versions, they should be interpreted consistently with applicable law and in a manner that preserves mandatory rights.

Nothing in this provision limits legal protections available under laws that apply to a particular individual or transaction.

37. Severability

If any provision of these policies is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.

Nothing on this page replaces a separately executed legal services agreement or professional engagement letter.

CAMBERO ABOGADOS

Guillermo Cambero Quezada

Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

© 2026 CAMBERO ABOGADOS. All rights reserved.

Last updated: November 6, 2026.

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