The privacy and security of our Clients’ data are our priority. This document explains the principles governing the collection, processing and protection of personal data at Nadra Legal.
PRIVACY AND COOKIE POLICY
of the nadra-legal.pl Website
This document governs the Privacy and Cookie Policy of the nadra-legal.pl website, operated through the website available at the following URL: https://nadra-legal.pl, together with its subpages, hereinafter referred to as the “Website”. The Website is managed by NADRA LEGAL Bartosz Nadra (also referred to as the “Company”, the “Controller” or the “Law Firm”).
In the section describing the Privacy Policy, we provide information on the conditions governing the collection, processing, use and protection of the personal data of users of the Website, hereinafter referred to as “Users”. Personal data means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person; an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name and surname, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
This document also lists the technologies we use that involve data processing. These include, for example, browser storage, geolocation and pixel tags. With regard to the Cookie Policy, we provide information on the conditions for storing information or accessing information already stored on end Users’ telecommunications devices. An end User means a natural person or entity using a publicly available telecommunications service or requesting the provision of such a service for their own purposes.
In pursuing our primary objective of respecting Users’ privacy, we endeavour to exercise all due care. To fulfil this objective, we comply with the standards and principles arising from generally applicable laws. These include, in particular:
In particular, we make every effort to ensure that Users’ personal data are:
Data processed by the Controller are stored on (1) internal and (2) external, secure and professional servers, using either the Controller’s own infrastructure or agreements concluded by the Controller. These agreements ensure an appropriate level of data security.
The controller of personal data processed through the Website is NADRA LEGAL Bartosz Nadra, Polish Tax Identification Number (NIP): 7792292334, email: office@nadra-legal.pl.
This Privacy Policy fulfils the information requirements set out in Article 13 of the GDPR.
We process Users’ personal data for the purposes of:
The scope of the data processed depends on the purpose specified above and on the data provided to us. For example, personal data processed in email correspondence include the data voluntarily provided to us (e.g. name and surname, telephone number and email address).
We do not process these personal data after the User has finished using an electronically supplied service, subject, however, to the possibility of continuing to use the listed data where they are:
Data obtained in this manner are processed pursuant to Article 18 points 1, 2 and 5 and Article 19 points 1 and 2 of the Polish Act of 18 July 2002 on the Provision of Electronic Services.
In other cases, we ask for voluntary consent to the processing of personal data. Such consent is given, in particular, by selecting the checkbox next to the declaration of consent to personal data processing.
Depending on the data the User has provided to the Controller and the services used by the User, recipients of personal data may include entities:
We do not disclose the collected data to third parties except where required by generally applicable law, i.e. in response to a request from an authorised authority or court.
As a User, you have the right to: (1) access your data, (2) rectify your data, (3) erase your data, (4) restrict the processing of your data and (5) data portability. The above rights may be exercised by specifying your requests and sending them to the Controller at the email address provided in section 3.
If the User has any concerns relating to the processing of personal data, the User may contact the Controller by email at the address provided in section 3 and request information. Irrespective of the above, if the User believes that the Controller is processing their personal data in breach of the GDPR, the User has the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority—the President of the Polish Personal Data Protection Office.
These are internal event logs of the Website’s server that automatically record page requests sent when Users use the Website. System logs contain the page request sent by the User, the IP address, browser type, browser language, the date and time of the request and at least one cookie that may uniquely identify the User’s browser.
We may use the data collected in system logs for an unspecified period solely for the purpose of administering the Website. They are not disclosed to third parties, except in the circumstances described in this document.
In connection with Users’ use of the Website, we may automatically collect and record in server logs technical details concerning the manner in which the services are used, requests submitted by the User in connection with the provision of electronic services, the IP address and technical data concerning the operation of the Website in connection with actions taken by the User. This includes, in particular, information about the commencement, completion and scope of each use of an electronically supplied service. We may also collect information in order to store it locally on the User’s device using browser storage.
When providing services to Users, we may automatically use the cache of the User’s browser, application or device. This involves storing data in the memory of the browser installed on the User’s device. Local storage makes it possible to store data between sessions, i.e. between successive User sessions. The purpose of using cache memory is to speed up use of the Website by eliminating the need to download the same data repeatedly from the Website, thereby reducing the load on the User’s internet connection.
Where the User has given consent, we or third parties—through cookies managed by them—may use geolocation functionality involving the collection and processing of information about the User’s location. For this purpose, the data processed may include an IP address and data from a GPS sensor, Wi-Fi access point or mobile network base stations.
We or third parties, through cookies managed by them, may use pixel tag functionality. These are elements published in digital content that make it possible to record information such as the User’s activity on a website.
When providing services to Users, we use professional technologies to collect and store information, such as cookies. These are commonly used small files containing a string of characters that are sent to and stored on the end device (e.g. a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone) used by the User when visiting the Website. This information is sent to the storage of the browser being used, which sends it back on subsequent visits to the website. Cookies contain information necessary for the proper use of the Website. They most often contain the name of the website from which they originate, the period for which they are stored on the end device and a unique number.
We ask Users who use services supplied electronically through the Website to voluntarily consent to the processing of cookies by storing information or accessing information already stored on their telecommunications end devices.
Consent to the processing of cookies is given, in particular, by using a button containing a declaration of consent to cookie processing or confirmation that the User has read its terms. This consent may be withdrawn at any time, free of charge, in the manner described in the section on managing cookies. We process cookies pursuant to Article 173 of the Polish Telecommunications Law Act of 16 July 2004.
Cookies may be categorised using three classification methods.
Based on the purposes for which cookies are used, we distinguish three categories:
Based on their lifespan, we distinguish two categories of cookies:
Based on the entity managing the cookies, we distinguish:
The Controller’s cookies make it possible to recognise the User’s device and display the Website in a manner tailored to the User’s individual expectations, making its features easier and more convenient to use. Storing these files on the User’s device makes it possible, for example, to remember login details, maintain a session after login, remember selected goods or services, and adapt the Website to the User’s preferences, such as content layout, language or colour.
The Company may use cookies employed by Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States, as part of the following services:
The Controller may use cookies employed by Facebook Inc., 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025, United States. These cookies may be used to link the User’s account on the external Facebook social networking service with an account on the Website, provided that the Controller offers such functionality and the User gives consent. These cookies may also be used to process on Facebook the User’s actions performed using the “Share” or “Like” buttons. The processing of these actions may be public.
The use of third-party cookies is governed by the privacy and cookie policies applied by those third parties. We encourage Users to review the personal data processing rules and privacy policies of the entities that may process our data most frequently and to the greatest extent:
Browser settings generally allow cookies and other information to be stored on the end device by default. If the User does not consent to storing these files, the browser settings must be changed accordingly. It is possible to disable their storage for all connections made using a given browser or for a specific website, as well as to delete them. The method of managing files depends on the software used. Current file-management rules can be found in the settings of the browser being used.
To manage cookie settings, select your browser or operating system from the list below and follow the instructions in its technical documentation:
With regard to information about the User’s preferences collected by the Google advertising network, the User can view and edit information obtained from cookies using the Google Ads Preferences tool.
Information on managing cookies on a mobile phone can be found in the User Manual for the relevant phone.
Consent to the processing of cookies is voluntary. Please note, however, that restrictions on their use may hinder or prevent the use of some Website features.
The Website may contain links to other websites or software. We are not responsible for the privacy and cookie-processing rules applicable on those websites or within that software. We recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie policies of those websites or software after accessing them or before installing them.
We reserve the right to amend this Privacy and Cookie Policy. In such an event, we will publish an updated version in this location.
We continuously make every effort to process Users’ personal data and cookies in accordance with the highest standards. We have therefore implemented a system for responding immediately to situations that threaten those standards. If any threat to or breach of these standards is identified, please contact us immediately at the email address provided in section 3.
We welcome all feedback. If you have any questions, requests or concerns relating to the processing of personal data or cookies, please contact us directly at: office@nadra-legal.pl.