Introduction
Dear User,
This Privacy Policy is intended to explain how we, at Daniela Levy Law Office (“the Office”), collect, store, and process personal information. The policy applies to anyone who enters our website at www.danielalevylaw.com (“the Website”) as well as to our clients (“Office Users”).
For the purposes of this document, “personal information” means any data that enables the identification of an individual, directly or indirectly, in accordance with the Privacy Protection Law, 1981. Use of the Website or the Office’s services constitutes consent to this policy, including the collection and processing of personal information as detailed below. If you are under the age of 18 or do not agree to this policy, you must discontinue use of the Website and the Office’s services.
This document is written in masculine form for convenience only, but refers to both men and women equally.
1. Provision of Personal Information
There is no legal obligation to provide us with personal information. Providing such information is entirely voluntary.
2. Updates and Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The updated version will be published on the Website and will take effect immediately upon publication, unless otherwise stated. Users are encouraged to check the Website periodically for updates.
3. Methods of Information Collection
Information is collected in several ways:
• Data you provide to us on the Website or during engagement, such as name, phone, email, company, position, and inquiry content.
• Data received from clients and suppliers during the provision of services, including bank account details, commercial or medical documents, and other financial or personal information required for the service.
• Information collected automatically when using the Website or services.
• Information received from third parties, as required and with your consent.
• Information about others provided by you – you are responsible for ensuring that such provision is lawful.
4. Purposes of Using Information
Personal information is collected and used for:
• Contacting you and providing information.
• Managing the Office’s operations and providing services, directly or via third parties.
• Improving services and developing new ones.
• Direct marketing, subject to the Privacy Protection Law.
• Compliance with legal requirements and ethical rules.
• Protecting the rights of the Office, its clients, and third parties.
• Information security and protection against unauthorized use.
• Producing statistical and aggregate data.
5. Cookies and Tracking Technologies
The Website uses “cookies” and similar technologies to improve browsing experience, enhance security, and tailor content. You can manage settings in your browser, but blocking cookies may impair Website functionality. External service providers may also use such technologies.
6. Transfer of Information to Third Parties
The Office may transfer personal information to third parties for the purpose of providing services, managing the Website, complying with legal requirements, protecting rights, or in the context of legal proceedings. In the event of a merger or transfer of operations, information may be transferred to another entity.
7. Location of Information Processing
Information is processed in Israel and in EU member states, but may also be stored in other countries. Personal information may be stored outside Israel and/or the EU, and by using the Website you consent to such transfer/processing in any jurisdiction where the information may be processed/stored, subject to the conditions stated above.
8. Information Security
We take reasonable measures to protect information, but absolute security cannot be guaranteed. If you suspect a security breach, please notify us immediately.
9. Right of Access
You may review personal information about you held by us, in accordance with the law. Requests should be made using the contact details below.
10. Non-Personal Information
Your consent also applies to data that is not considered personal information.
11. Information About Third Parties
Any information you provide to us about third parties must be provided lawfully and is your responsibility.
12. Direct Marketing
By leaving details on the Website or registering for events, you agree to receive messages and direct marketing from us through various means (email, SMS, phone, WhatsApp). You may remove your details from mailing lists at any time via the unsubscribe link or by contacting us directly.
13. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
This policy is subject solely to the laws of the State of Israel. Exclusive jurisdiction lies with the competent courts in Tel Aviv.
Before resorting to legal proceedings, disputes shall be resolved through arbitration as follows:
Arbitration Clause
Any dispute, demand, or claim arising from or related to this agreement, including its interpretation, performance, or breach, shall be referred to a single arbitrator appointed by mutual agreement of the parties.
If the parties do not agree on the identity of the arbitrator within 14 days of raising the dispute, the arbitrator shall be appointed by the Israel Bar Association.
The arbitration shall take place in Tel Aviv, and the laws of the State of Israel shall apply to the proceedings.
The arbitrator shall have the authority to grant any relief that a competent court could grant, including interim remedies and injunctions.
The arbitration award shall be final and binding on the parties, and may not be appealed except in cases permitted by law.
By using this Website after reading this clause, you consent to all the terms set forth in this policy.
14. Contact Information
For questions, requests, or inquiries regarding this policy, please contact:
Attorney Daniela Levy
Phone: +972-54-8318602
Email: office@danielalevylaw.com
