General
Data protection regulations are a priority for KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS. For this reason, we wish to ensure that all information relating to the processing of your personal data on the website www.kaufholdreveillaud.lu is clear and comprehensible for the user.
The purpose of these data protection regulations is to inform you about the use of personal data collected via this website, as well as your rights and how you may exercise them. Data processing is crucial to the practice of our profession and to serving our clients with confidence over the long term; it is therefore essential for KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS that it be carried out securely, with confidentiality, and in full compliance with your wishes.
Before confirming the transmission of your personal data via our contact sections, you undertake to read and accept our privacy policy. This acceptance enables KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS to process your request using the data transmitted for this purpose for a period limited to the purpose of your request (request for information, quote, etc.).
Commitments
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS undertakes to comply with Luxembourg legislation, in particular the Law of 2 August 2002 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data.
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS undertakes to comply with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016, as from its entry into force on 25 May 2018.
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS undertakes to use the personal data received only in accordance with the specific purpose defined at the time of transmission.
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS is available to answer any questions relating to these data protection regulations via: contact@kr-legal.lu
Your data
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS is responsible for collecting its users’ personal data via its website,
The website www.kaufholdreveillaud.lu belongs to KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS, whose registered office is at: 20 Av. Marie-Thérèse, 2132 Ville-Haute Luxembourg (Luxembourg).
The data collected are: surname, first name, email address, telephone number
Collection
Your data are collected when you send us an email, or via contact form(s), and when you subscribe to our newsletter. The data are stored for a maximum period of 1 year after any lack of interaction.
Reason for data processing
The personal data sent by the user are intended to process your request (contact request, request for information, appointment request, subscription to our newsletter).
When you agree to transmit your personal data to KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS, you also agree that KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS may use these data within the limits of the purposes detailed in these regulations.
Data controller
The controller responsible for processing personal data is Emmanuel REVEILLAUD. You may contact the controller by email: contact@kr-legal.lu.
The data controller undertakes to protect the data and not to pass them on to third parties without your knowledge.
Service providers
KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD AVOCATS may be required to communicate your data to the following service providers:
– Domino Com SAS: webmaster
This service provider ensures the maintenance of our website.
Right to object, access, rectification and deletion
You may access, update, amend or request the deletion of information concerning you by contacting the controller.
In addition, you may unsubscribe at any time from our mailing lists via the link located at the bottom of our newsletters.
Cookies
The www.kaufholdreveillaud.lu website uses “cookies” to collect and store certain user information.
These files enable us to compile statistics and information on traffic, facilitate navigation and improve the service for your convenience.
Cookies enable us, for example, to personalise home pages by saving the preferences you may have expressed during a previous visit to our website. They may secure your password, identify the sections of the website you have visited, or track changes in your preferences. Our cookies may also collect a domain name and track your path through our web pages.
These files mainly contain the following information: IP address, operating system, queries, pages visited, connection times and day, language.
We use cookies for the following purposes: improving the service, creating personalised usage profiles, statistical studies.
By browsing the website, third-party cookies may be stored. These are mainly the following third parties: Google.
The cookies used cannot extract from your hard drive personal information enabling you to identify yourself other than in the form of cookies, nor transmit a computer virus.
We use cookies only to collect the information mentioned in this Charter and, in no way, personal or nominative information enabling you to identify yourself without your consent.
You have the option to manage cookies. By changing your browser settings (generally within the “Tools” menu, “Privacy” section or equivalent term), you may: accept all cookies, be notified when a cookie is activated, or reject all cookies. However, it is likely that you will then encounter difficulties browsing the website under the best conditions.