Privacy Policy

Pursuant to Article 13 of Legislative Decree 196/2003

Introduction

Dear Client,

Pursuant to Article 13 of Legislative Decree 196/2003 (hereinafter referred to as the “Privacy Code”) and in relation to the personal data that our law firm will process, we inform you of the following:

1. Types of Data Collected

The personal data collected through this website, either independently or through third parties, includes cookies, usage data, name, surname, telephone number, and email address.

Personal data may be voluntarily provided by the user or automatically collected during the use of this website. If the user chooses not to provide certain personal data, the website and the law firm may be unable to provide the requested services.

The user assumes responsibility for any personal data communicated through this website and guarantees that they have the right to disclose such data, thereby releasing the data controller from any liability towards third parties.

2. Purpose of Data Processing

User data is collected to enable the law firm to provide its legal services, both in judicial and extrajudicial matters, as well as for the following purposes: statistical analysis and user communication.

The specific types of personal data processed for each purpose are detailed in the relevant sections of this document.

3. Methods of Data Processing

Data processing is carried out through operations or a combination of operations outlined in Article 4, paragraph 1, letter a) of the Privacy Code. These operations include collection, recording, organization, storage, consultation, processing, modification, selection, extraction, comparison, use, interconnection, blocking, communication, deletion, and destruction of data.

Processing operations may be performed with or without the aid of electronic data transmission tools.

The provision of common, sensitive, and judicial personal data is strictly necessary for carrying out the activities specified in Section 2.

4. Refusal to Provide Data

If the data subject refuses to provide personal data required under Section 3, it will not be possible to carry out the activities outlined in Section 1.

5. Data Communication

Personal data may be accessed by authorized personnel involved in data processing and may be disclosed, for the purposes outlined in Section 1, to internal and external collaborators, professionals operating in the legal field, opposing parties and their legal representatives, arbitrators, and any other parties to whom communication is necessary for the correct fulfillment of the purposes stated in Section 1.

6. Data Disclosure

Personal data will not be publicly disclosed.

7. Data Transfer Abroad

Personal data may be transferred to countries within the European Union and to third countries outside the EU, strictly for the purposes stated in Section 1 and in compliance with applicable data protection regulations.

8. Data Subject Rights

Article 7 of the Privacy Code grants the data subject specific rights, including the right to obtain confirmation from the data controller regarding the existence of their personal data and to receive such data in an intelligible format. The data subject has the right to be informed of the origin of the data, the purposes and methods of processing, the logic applied to processing, and the identity of the data controller and data recipients.

Additionally, the data subject has the right to request updates, corrections, and integration of their data, as well as the deletion, anonymization, or blocking of data processed in violation of the law. The data subject also has the right to object, for legitimate reasons, to the processing of their personal data.

9. Data Controller

The data controller is:

Avvocato Marco Calabrese
Address: Via Domenico Chelini, 20, Rome, Italy
Phone: +39 06 8075014
Email: m.calabrese@familylawitaly.com