Privacy Policy

We Take Your Privacy Seriously

Our web-based privacy policy is clear and simple: We will collect no personally identifiable information about you when you visit our website or use our services unless you choose to provide that information to us.

Once the client-attorney relationship is established, the holder of the data processing to the end and for the purposes pursuant to art. 13, Legislative Decree 196/2003 ((hereinafter even referred as "T.U."), is Nicola Canestrini, Esq.

Data handling performed by the Law Firm Studio legale Canestrini will be solely directed toward the exact and full performance of the assigned professional duty, with regard both to judicial and extrajudicial proceedings and towards the fulfilment of the obligations for clients' identification and data storage pursuant to the Ministry of Finance Decree no. 141, February 3, 2006.

Data handling might consist of all the operations or the whole of operations indicated in art. 4, paragraph 1, subparagraph a) of T.U.: collection, entry, filing, storage, reference, processing, modification, screening, retrieval, comparison, use, interconnection, control, sharing, cancellation and destruction of data. Data handling operations might be performed by means of paper-based materials, as well as by means of computerized and/or electronic or anyhow automated instruments.

Data handling will be performed by the Holder and/or by the Firm associates and employees in charge of said activities and also by the external consultants of the Firm appointed for data handling activities, in case of need and where necessary for the performance of the assigned duty.

The assignment of personal, sensitive and judicial data is strictly necessary in order to guarantee the full and exact fulfilment of the assigned professional duty and/or to perform the obligations thereto related.

The possible refusal of the subject concerned for the assignment of personal data will prevent the Firm from the performance of the activities required in order to guarantee the full and exact fulfilment of the assigned duty.

The assigned personal data might be disclosed to the subjects in charge of data handling and might be communicated to external collaborators, subjects operating in the judicial field, counterparts and defenders of same, arbitrators' panels and, in general, to all those subjects which might need such disclosure in order to guarantee the full and exact fulfilment of the assigned duty.

The assigned personal data will not be subject to diffusion. During the performance of the assigned professional duty, the aforesaid personal data might be transferred to Countries of the European Union and to third Countries thereto related.

 

Art. 7 of T.U. confers specific rights on the subject concerned, including the right to obtain from the holder confirmation of the existence or non-existence of own personal data and their availability in an intelligible manner; the subject concerned is entitled to the right of knowledge with regard to the source of data, to the purposes and the procedures of data handling, to the rules enforced for such handling, to the elements needed for the identification of the holder and of the subjects to which such data might be disclosed; the subject concerned is furthermore entitled to the right of obtaining the update, the correction and the integration of data, their cancellation, their processing for anonymity or the control of those data handled in violation of the law; on legitimate grounds, the holder is entitled to the right to oppose data handling, exception made for the mandatory handling set forth by the law (e.g. clients' identification and data storage pursuant to the Ministry of Finance Decree no. 141, February 3, 2006).