Privacy Policy

1. What personal data may be collected

When an inquiry is sent to the Bureau through the Website contact form, the following may be collected:

• Name of the person making the inquiry;
• telephone number;
• email address;
• company name, if the person making the inquiry indicates it;
• question or content of the message.

In addition, when visiting the Website, technical data of the person making the inquiry may be automatically transmitted to the Website server or to external services, including:

• IP address;
• browser type;
• device type;
• operating system;
• date and time of the inquiry;
• information about the operation of the contact form;
• technical data necessary for the operation of Google reCAPTCHA, Google Maps and the accessibility service.

The person making the inquiry provides data only voluntarily. However, without providing the name and contact details of the person making the inquiry, the Bureau may not have the possibility to respond to the inquiry.

2. What the personal data is used for

Personal data may be used for:

• responding to the inquiry;
• contacting the person making the inquiry;
• preliminary assessment of the legal inquiry;
• organizing a personal consultation;
• conducting further correspondence with the person making the inquiry;
• ensuring the operation and security of the Website;
• improving the content and technical operation of the Website;
• performing legal procedures and the professional duties of the Bureau.

The data is not used for purposes incompatible with the above without appropriate notification or another lawful basis.

3. Contact form and professional attorney-client confidentiality

The contact form is intended only for an initial inquiry.

It is not recommended to send sensitive personal data or copies of documents through the Website, including:

• passport and other identification data;
• medical information;
• any financial information;
• information about a criminal record or civil, criminal or other judicial/non-judicial cases and procedures;
• information about family and private life;
• biometric data;
• documents and materials related to any legal or other case;
• any information protected by attorney-client confidentiality.

The contact form is not a secure channel for transmitting such information. If necessary, the Bureau will provide a separate secure method for transmitting the necessary documents and materials.

4. Information when submitting the contact form

The following are mandatory in the contact form:

• name of the person making the inquiry;
• telephone number;
• email address.

The “Company” and “Message” fields are optional.

These data are used in order to contact the person making the inquiry, respond to the inquiry and, if necessary, organize a preliminary consultation and/or study of the matter.

The data may be transferred only to the Advocates or authorized employees of the law Bureau, as well as to technical suppliers ensuring the operation of the Website, email and protection of the form from spam.

The user may contact the Bureau in order to receive information about the data stored or request correction of inaccurate data. For this purpose, it is necessary to write to: office@Lemperlaw.co.il.

If the person making the inquiry does not indicate his or her name, telephone number or email address, the Bureau may not have the possibility to respond to the inquiry.

Confidential documents or details of a legal case should not be sent through the form.

        Sending an inquiry to the Bureau and receiving any response to it does not mean the consent of the Bureau to accept the case/matter of the person making the inquiry for work and does not entail any obligations for the Bureau, if the relations between the countries have not been legally agreed and formalized/signed.

5. Transfer of personal data to third parties

Access to the data may be provided only to the extent necessary for the operation of the Website and processing of the inquiry, to the following categories of recipients:

• Advocates and authorized employees of the Bureau;
• hosting provider;
• email provider;
• technical contractors;
• providers of services embedded in the Website;
• state authorities, courts or other official persons, if such transfer is required by law or provided for by a court order.

The Bureau does not, on its own initiative, sell personal data of persons making inquiries/users to third parties for marketing or for other purposes without an appropriate basis or consent.

6. Transfer of personal data outside Israel

Some technical and cloud providers may store or process data outside Israel.

Such transfer may concern, in particular:

• hosting;
• email;
• mapping services;
• accessibility services;
• analytics or other external tools, if they are used on the Website.

The Bureau takes reasonable measures to ensure that such processing is carried out in accordance with the applicable requirements for the protection of personal data.

7. Cookies and external services

The Website does not use advertising cookies, marketing cookies or analytics systems such as Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity or similar tools.

The Website uses external services:

• Google Maps for displaying the map;
• Google reCAPTCHA for protecting the contact form from spam;
• Google Fonts for displaying fonts;
• VEE accessibility service.

When these services are loaded, the relevant providers may receive technical data, including the IP address, information about the browser, device and access to the service. The processing of such data is also governed by the privacy policy of the relevant providers.

The Website does not use the data obtained through these services for advertising or analyzing the behavior of persons making inquiries/users.

8. Storage of personal data

Inquiry data is stored for as long as necessary for:

• responding to the inquiry;
• conducting correspondence;
• protecting the rights and legitimate interests of the Bureau;
• fulfilling legal, accounting and professional duties.

If the inquiry did not lead to the commencement of work on a case, its data may be deleted after the necessary retention period.

Client materials are stored separately in accordance with the requirements of the law, professional attorney-client confidentiality and the internal rules of the Bureau.

9. Security

The Bureau does not carry out financial settlements with the person making the inquiry and/or the client through the Website and takes reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect personal data from unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure, loss or destruction.

Such measures may include:

• access restriction;
• software updates;
• backup;
• protection of mail and information systems;
• control of employee access.

It is not recommended to send sensitive information or confidential documents through the Website. Transmission of data via the internet cannot guarantee absolute security for the person making the inquiry.

10. Rights and obligations of the person making the inquiry in relation to his or her personal data

Within the limits established by law, the person making the inquiry may contact the Bureau with a request to:

• provide information about the personal data stored;
• correct inaccurate, incomplete or outdated data;
• delete data if their further storage is not required by law or professional duties;
• provide information about the purposes of processing and recipients of the data;
• make a written request to receive back the submitted original documents or other materials relating to his or her case or personal data;
• the person making the inquiry undertakes in good faith to comply with the requirements of legislation concerning the provision to the Bureau of truthful and justified information and his or her personal data, including to comply with the norms of the laws and provisions of the State of Israel and/or the place of his or her citizenship/presidency concerning prohibitions on actions for laundering illegal funds;
• the person making the inquiry confirms that he or she has read the content of these provisions and agrees with them.

The request is sent to: office@Lemperlaw.co.il.

For the protection of confidentiality, the Bureau may request confirmation of the identity of the applicant or refuse to provide any information in the event of doubts regarding the identity of the person making the inquiry. In the event of such refusal, the person making the inquiry must contact the Bureau in person in order to continue work on his or her inquiry.

11. Changes to the Privacy Policy

The Bureau may periodically update the terms of this Privacy Policy due to changes in legislation, the Website or the services used.

The current version is always posted on this page with the date of the last update.

12. Contacts