Privacy Policy

Welcome, this is the Privacy Policy for the website www.anzolaw.net (SITE).

Please read our Privacy Policy carefully so that you fully understand the way we collect, use, publish, protect, and process your personal information.

This Privacy Policy describes:

  •     All information that ANZOLA ROBLES & ASOCIADOS (ARA) collects about you.
  •     How we process, collect, safeguard and share that information.
  •     The privacy options we offer you to respect your rights as a user.

This Privacy Policy applies to the information we collect when you use our websites, as well as our legal services, which we offer from time to time (SERVICES), and in general when you interact with our team in some way. Accordingly, this Privacy Policy is an agreement between us, and you, a user of our SITE or SERVICES.

ARA reserves the right to modify the clauses of this Privacy Policy whenever deemed necessary. Should this occur, we will notify you by modifying the effective date of this Privacy Policy, by prominently posting on the SITE, or by communicating with you by email or other means. We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy each time you use our SERVICES, and you can also contact us to stay informed about our information practices and ways you can protect your privacy.

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The information that the client provides us

We collect the personal information you provide us when you create an account, update your profile, or use our SERVICES, when you request support or when you communicate with us for other reasons.

The type of personal information we collect includes but is not limited to basic personal information such as name, email, date of birth, address, telephone number, among others.​

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Information collected automatically

When you access the SITE or use our SERVICES, we may also collect certain personal information about you automatically. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Device: We collect specific data from your device when using or accessing our SERVICES. These data include the hardware model, operating system and model, unique identifiers, data from the mobile network and information about the interactions of the device with our SERVICES.
  • Logging Data: We access data related to the way you use or access our SERVICES, such as number of accesses, type of browser and language, Internet provider and IP address.
  • Data collected by cookies and other tracking technologies: We may collect information automatically using cookies, account counters (also called web beacons) and other web tracking technologies. This helps us, among other things, to improve our service, monitor the activity of users, count visits, know the use and effectiveness of our advertising campaigns, and if any action has been taken accordingly.

 

Use of information collected

We use this personal data for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy or as you are informed about it in relation to our SERVICES. For example, we may use your personal information to:

  • Manage and improve our SERVICES.
  • Protect the safety of users of ARA and provide our data verification service.
  • Send notices, updates, newsletters, invitations to events and administrative and billing messages.
  • Respond to comments, questions, and requests.
  • Monitor and analyze trends, use and activities related to our SERVICES.
  • Combine this data with others obtained from third parties to understand their needs and provide a better Service.

 

Transfer of personal data abroad

ARA can store your personal data in Panama and in other countries, where you may have fewer legal rights as established by local laws. However, regardless of where we store your data, will be treated as established in this Privacy Policy.  We will ensure the security of your information, and only transmit it to jurisdictions that have levels of protection at least similar to those of our applicable jurisdiction.

Guiding principles for the processing of personal data

ARA seeks to abide by privacy principles related to the notice, choice, transfer, security, data integrity, access, and execution of the personal data of its users. Therefore, we are governed by the essence of the following principles:

  • Notification: we are obliged to provide our users with basic information regarding the processing of their personal information (e.g., type of data collected, the purpose of the treatment).
  • Choice: users whose personal data are processed by us, may object to whether the data is communicated to a third party or used for a purpose other than the one collected. We will ask for your express consent before communicating your data to an authorized third party, usually by clicking on an “I accept” box or similar means.
  • Security: the collection, processing, maintenance and use of personal data of our users will be carried out under appropriate security measures, considering factors such as the nature of such personal data.
  • Limitation of purpose for the treatment: the personal data collected should be limited to the relevant purpose of the treatment thereof.
  • Access: our users will have the right of access over the processing of their personal data.
  • Transfer liability: any transfer or subsequent communication to another person responsible for or in charge of treatment may be given only for our specific and limited purposes, considering this Privacy Policy.
  • Protection Liability: our authorized third parties must have mechanisms to ensure compliance with security measures regarding the personal data of our users, in at least the same extent as those used by us.

 

Information shared with the client’s consent

We will not share your personal information except with authorized third parties, except in the cases described below or in other parts of this Privacy Policy:

  • With your consent: that is, if we notify you through our SERVICES that the information you provide us will be shared in a certain way and you agree to provide such information.
  • With consultants and other authorized service providers who need access to such information to perform their work with us.
  • With other people who access our SERVICES in accordance with the privacy settings you select.
  • In connection with, or during the negotiation, merger, sale of assets, financing or acquisition of all or part of our office.
  • When we believe that the disclosure is necessary to comply with current laws and regulations, legal processes, or governmental requests; and
  • To enforce our agreements, policies, and terms of use; to protect the security or integrity of our SERVICES; or to protect ARA, our users or the public, from illegal activities and other damages.

We may also share aggregate, anonymous, or unidentifiable information that cannot be used to identify you in any way.

External web links

Occasionally, at our discretion, we may include external SERVICES as part of our service portfolio. These third parties may have independent privacy policies. Accordingly, we assume no responsibility for the actions of these third parties, nor for how they collect, use, or share your data.

Protection of the personal data of the client

ARA takes reasonable measures to protect the data from loss, theft, misuse and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, and destruction.

Means to exercise clients’ rights to personal data

Clients of ARA may request the exercise of their rights to access their personal data; rectify their personal data when it is inaccurate or incomplete; cancel their personal data; oppose for legitimate cause to the processing of their personal data, and/or revoke their consent for the processing of their personal data at any time, to stop the use thereof.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, it is important to note that not in all cases we can meet your request to cancel your personal information, oppose the treatment or revoke your consent, as it is possible that by some legal obligation, we require further processing of your personal data. Therefore, you as a user must consider that for certain purposes, the revocation of your consent will imply the suspension of our SERVICES or the end of your relationship with ARA.

The exercise of rights of access, rectification, cancellation or opposition of personal data and revocation of consent made by users must be made upon request to ARA and contain at least the following:

  • The name of the client, address, and email to communicate the response to your request.
  • The documents that prove the identity or, where appropriate, the legal representation of the client.
  • The clear and precise description of the personal data with respect to which one seeks to exercise any of these rights (in the case of rectification, the modifications to be made must be indicated and the documentation must be submitted to support your request).
  • Any other element or document that facilitates the location of personal data.

For purposes of the foregoing, ARA makes the following e-mail available to users: info@anzolaw.net.

ARA will respond to the request of users within a period no longer than 20 business days from the date on which it receives the corresponding request, through the email that has been provided for this purpose.

Contact us

If you have questions about our Privacy Policy, our website, our SERVICES or in general any question regarding our privacy practices and treatment of personal data, please contact us at (507) 263-0003 or at the email info@anzolaw.net.

Effective date of this Privacy Policy: 29 March 2021