PRIVACY POLICY

This Privacy Policy is applicable to all users of the website https://www.edfabogados.com/ (hereinafter, the “Website”) considered to be natural persons (hereinafter, the “User” or “Users”).

  1. IDENTITY AND CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DATA CONTROLLER

ESCALONA & DE FUENTES ABOGADOS, S.L.P. (hereinafter, the “Firm”), the holder of the Website, is the Data Controller of the data collected or generated as a result of access, use and browsing by the Users of the Website and of controlling the Website. Its contact details are as follows:

Registered address: Calle Villanueva, 13, 1º, Madrid.

Email address: info@edfabogados.com

Telephone: +34 91 702 26 52

  1. TYPE OF DATA PROCESSED BY THE FIRM

When visiting and browsing the Website, there is certain information which is collected and is recorded by the Firm’s systems, such as the type of internet browser, the operating system, the IP address from which access is made to the pages of the Website, etc., with the purpose of improving browsing by the User and management of the Website itself. The Website can also use cookies and similar technologies, the use of which is subject to consent by the Users in accordance with the Cookies Policy [LINK].

In addition, in order to access particular information or to use particular content or services of the Website, the Firm may process certain personal data such as name, surname/surnames and email address.

  1. PURPOSES OF PROCESSING

The personal data that Users provide at any given time through the Website will be processed by the Firm for the following purposes:

  • Ability to browse the Website, allowing access to the information and content provided on it.
  • Dealing with any type of request sent to the Firm through the different channels made available for the purpose and, in particular, applications to be part of the Firm’s staff recruitment processes.
  • Performing studies to analyse the relevance and use of the Website, even through anonymised information and, in general, improve the Website, how it is managed and the security thereof.

 

  1. LEGAL BASIS FOR PROCESSING

The legal grounds which allow the Firm to process the Users’ data are the following:

  • Voluntary access and browsing by Users of the Website;
  • Requests by Users for any type of information;
  • Compliance by the Firm with legal obligations; and
  • The legitimate interest of the Firm in improving the Website and its security, as well as in conducting studies on the relevance and use of the Website.

 

  1. TIME LIMITS FOR STORAGE

The personal data will be kept while there are contractual obligations deriving from the services or content requested by Users and, subsequently, until the termination of legal, contractual or ethical responsibilities that require them to be kept.

In general, when the personal data are no longer necessary for the processing purposes for which they were collected, they will be blocked, and will be available only for competent authorities to make it possible to ascertain responsibilities during the processing of the data, albeit in accordance with the applicable regulations, and may not be used for any purposes other than these. When the aforesaid time limits have passed in the case of blocking, such personal data will be deleted as stipulated in the applicable regulations, and may also, if applicable, be safely anonymised by the Firm.

  1. COMMUNICATION TO THIRD PARTIES

In general, the personal data will not be shared with third parties except, where applicable, with the competent authorities in the performance of their duties.

As an exception, the Website may use cookies from third-party companies in accordance with the Cookies Policy [LINK] and the User’s consent.

  1. RIGHTS OF USERS

The User can exercise the rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, limitation of processing and portability, with regard to each of the aforementioned processing operations, by writing to the Firm at the email address info@edfabogados.com and providing evidence of the User’s identity.

The User can also file a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (Agencia Española de Protección de Datos).

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