Privacy Policy

The policy for the protection of your personal data.

We respect the confidentiality of your personal data, and we have taken every measure necessary to protect it so that you feel safe each time you visit our website.

Your personal data is stored only where you provide it yourself, for example when you submit your details through the contact form.

None of the information concerning you is passed on to third parties; it is used solely by the law office in order to communicate with you as effectively as possible and to improve the services offered on our website.
We also observe the applicable national and European legislation on the protection of personal data (GDPR). We do NOT keep mailing lists and we do not send bulk e-mails.

Where links to other websites are provided, our website is not responsible for the terms under which those websites manage and protect personal data.

When you connect to our pages, our server stores anonymous information relating to your provider, the website you came from, the date, the time, the duration and your path through our pages.

Cookies and visitor statistics. This website uses cookies. Those necessary for its operation are enabled automatically. Statistics cookies (Google Analytics, via Google Tag Manager) are enabled only if you accept them in the relevant message shown on your first visit. They collect aggregate information, such as the pages you visited, the length of your visit and the type of your device, and are used solely to improve the website. You may change or withdraw your consent at any time through the “Manage consent” option.

In any event, we are at your disposal for any request concerning your personal data.

The management and protection of your personal data is governed by the terms of this policy and by the relevant provisions of both Greek and European law.

You may exercise, as the case may be, the right of access by requesting it by e-mail at christy89law@windowslive.com. In that case, the law office will take every possible measure to satisfy your request within thirty (30) days, informing you in writing, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation.