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Privacy notice - Limassol

Last modified: 15/02/2024

1. Who we are

G. Zambartas LLC is a law firm and Hill Dickinson Consultancy Cyprus Ltd is a corporate service provider both regulated and licensed by the Cyprus Bar Association (together “we”, “the Firm”, “us”, “our”). This privacy policy explains how we process your data as part of conducting our business. We are an associated office of Hill Dickinson LLP. Hill Dickinson LLP is an international law firm consisting of a number of registered legal entities, with offices in the UK, Europe and other overseas territories. Your personal information may be shared with other offices in the Hill Dickinson LLP Group and will be subject to the Hill Dickinson LLP Privacy Notice as well as this Privacy Notice.

2. About this privacy notice

We value and respect your privacy. We take all reasonable steps to comply with our legal duties and ethical responsibilities to manage, protect and account for your personal information, and to inform and deliver upon your data protection rights. This notice explains our routine activities where your personal information may be collected and used, why and for how long. Other infrequent activities may occur, when they do, we aim to provide you with bespoke information that should be read in conjunction with this notice.

This privacy notice is issued by our registered office; EURO HOUSE, 1st Floor, 82 Spyrou Kyprianou Street, Limassol, 4042, Cyprus.

This notice complies with the transparency requirements of the Cyprus Data protection regulations as well as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’). Provisions within this notice do not grant additional rights when you are a citizen of an overseas territory not covered by these regulations.

3. Collection and use of your personal information

  • 3.1 Types of personal information we may collect

    During our routine operations we may collect and use different types of personal information. That is, anything that identifies you or relates to you, directly or indirectly, on its own or when combined with other available information. We define personal information within the categories below.

    Includes: first name, family name, last name, username or similar identifier, marital status, title, date of birth, gender, career. 

    Includes: home and email addresses and telephone numbers, billing address, delivery address.

    Includes: salary, spending habits, claims and payments, credit history, scoring and rating, billing, bank account and payment card details. 

    Includes: details about your race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, information about your physical or mental health, medical history, genetic and biometric data.

    Includes: allegations, prosecutions and convictions of criminal a criminal nature.

    Includes: your preferences in receiving marketing from us and your communication preferences.

    Includes: your username and password, purchases or orders made by you, your interests, preferences, feedback, and survey responses.

    Includes: details about payments to and from you and other details of products and services from us.

    Includes: details relating to the use of our website, products, and services.

    Includes: system usage logs, internet protocol (IP) address, CCTV, networks accessed, your login data, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform, and other technology on the devices you use to access our website.

  • 3.2 When and how we may collect and use your information

    Given the nature of our business, most of the personal information we collect, and use is required to fulfil legal or contractual obligations that arise during the delivery of a client matter [when we are instructed to provide a legal service].

    Your personal information may be collected, exchanged and used with/by a client, from you, other third parties, or from publicly available sources.

    We take care to only collect and use information required to fulfil our lawful purpose and retain for a proportionate period.

  • 3.3 How long we may keep your information

    Our retention policies reflect our statutory obligations and specific business requirements. The retention period will vary according to the category and nature of the information, and why we have it. We have statutory obligations to retain some documents in their original format; for everything else, we routinely scan and destroy. Please contact dpo@hilldickinson.com.cy for further details.

  • 3.4 Our most common activities involving the use of your personal information

    See below for the most common activities involving the use of your personal information.

  • 3.4.1 You are a client [or in the process of instructing us]

    • Purpose: Fulfil our legal obligations / our legitimate interests
    • Detail: We are required to conduct regulatory and public interest duties before we act for you (including conflicts, identity, PEP’s, AML and other fraud detection / prevention). We may be obligated to share your information with appropriate official bodies. 
    • Collection: We may use multiple sources - Direct from you, indirect, research, legal.
    • Categories: These include identity, contact, financial, special category and criminal conviction and offence.
       
    • Purpose: Fulfil a contract
    • Detail: Access and use of your personal information will vary according to the nature of your specific matter.
    • Collection & share: We may share your information when we consult or engage with other professional agencies, experts, sub processors, data controllers or other third parties to perform duties or provide a service to deliver the expectations of your engaged service [including but not limited to; other legal professionals, courts, witnesses, consultants, Experts]
    • Categories: Information will vary depending on the nature of the matter. Categories may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
    • Purpose: Fulfil our legal obligations / our legitimate interests.
    • Detail: Manage, review, and update documents within your client and matter file. Provide invoices and carry out billing and other related financial functions and debt recovery.
    • Categories: Information will vary depending on the nature of the matter. Categories may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
    • Purpose: Our legitimate interests
    • Detail: We will add your contact details to our marketing database keep you up to date with legal insights, service and events information related to your service area.  We may also ‘opt you in’ to receive other relevant marketing and promotional materials, you may ‘opt out’ of these.
    • Categories: Contact, preferences
    • Purpose: Fulfil our legal obligations
    • Detail: We may undertake other activities commensurate with a law firm, to the extent required to comply with legal, regulatory, governmental, or other statutory or judicial obligation or requirement, such as complying with a court order or information request.   
    • Collection: Information will vary depending on the nature of the matter. Categories may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
       
    • Purpose: Our legitimate interests
    • Detail: We may use elements of your matter file for our own business purposes, such as billing, generating management information and reports. We may perform audits, accountancy tasks, compliance, training, and performance reviews. When we do, we ensure that the use of personal information for these purposes are relevant and proportionate.
    • Collection: Information will vary depending on the nature of the matter. Categories may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
       

    When we process [collect, use or share] your information we will be transparent with you, unless we have legal or professional obligation not to.

    Generally, most of the information generated during the provision of our legal services is retained for a minimum of 6 years from the matter closure date. This is in keeping with our professional indemnity requirement and is the primary limitation period under the Limitation Act 1980. However, depending on the nature of the information and the engaged services, some information may be subject to significantly different retention requirements.

  • 3.4.2 Your information was provided during a matter, and you are not the client

    Our client services are regulated by the Cyprus Bar Association, these regulations mandate us to maintain confidentiality of client affairs, unless permitted by law or the client consents.

    This means, when we process your information to deliver a client service, we may do this without your knowledge or consent. Confidentiality rules may also exempt us from fulfilling some data protection rights requests, such as your right of access.

    • Purpose: Fulfil a contracted service
    • Detail: Access and use of your personal information will vary dependant to the nature of the specific matter. 
    • Collection & share: We may share your information when we consult or engage with other professional agencies, experts, sub processors, data controllers or other third parties to perform duties or provide a service to deliver the expectations of the engaged service [including but not limited to; other legal professionals, courts, witnesses, consultants, Experts]
    • Categories: Information used will vary depending on the nature of the matter and may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
    • Purpose: Fulfil our legal obligations / our legitimate interests
    • Detail: Manage, review, and update documents within the client matter file
    • Categories: Information used will vary depending on the nature of the matter and may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information
    • Purpose: Fulfil our legal obligations
    • Detail: We may undertake other activities commensurate with a law firm, to the extent required to comply with legal, regulatory, governmental, or other statutory or judicial obligation or requirement, such as complying with a court order or information request.  
    • Categories: Information used will vary depending on the nature of the matter and may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
    • Purpose: Our legitimate interests
    • Detail: Your information may be processed when we perform duties conducted during the administration of our management information, these may include reporting, audits, accountancy, compliance, and performance reviews. 
    • Categories: Categories of information used will vary depending on the nature of the matter and may include special category and criminal conviction and offence information.
  • 3.4.3 Communicating with us

    • Detail: Tools used for calls include mobile or landline, and platforms such as Microsoft teams. These automatically collect and display your personal information.  We may use this information to maintain our records and demonstrate accountability and to help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our call handling. 
    • Voicemail: Our automated systems may generate an email, audio file and / or text transcript of the call recording. Automated emails may be sent to the intended recipient to notify them of the message and copy of the information.  Other authorised personnel may access and review the contact. Further processing will be dependent on the nature and purpose of your contact.
    • Collection: Technical, from the caller
    • Categories: Identity, contact, date / time technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the caller.
    • Detail: We process and monitor email communications, including file attachments, for viruses or malicious software and to operate data loss prevention. Emails are generally retained within the recipient’s inbox for a period of 6 months and then archived ‘beyond reasonable use’. Further processing of emails will be dependent on the nature and purpose of your contact. We use transport layer security (TLS) to encrypt and protect email traffic. Where your email service does not support TLS, you should be aware that any emails we send or receive may not be protected in transit.
    • Collection: Technical, from the sender.
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender. 
    • Detail: We may exchange documents by iManage Secure Send, you will receive a standard Microsoft email with a link to attachments, these are held securely within our systems. Access via the link is limited to the specified recipients and are set to expire at a date selected by the sender. This will be transparent when you access the link. Audit logs and automated notifications contain detail of activities you perform, such as the date and time you open or download the information, this is used for compliance and accountability purposes.
    • Collection: Technical, from the sender.
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender. 
    • Detail: When you take part in a Teams call or video conference or meeting your images and other personal information, comments and uploaded documents may be visible and accessible to all call participants. When calls are recorded you will be presented with an alert banner. During the call, automated transcripts are available to participants. Depending on the call quality and personal pronunciation, these do not always provide accurate narrative. Attendance records, transcripts, uploaded documents, and recordings are accessible and may be retained by the host and processed in line with the meeting purpose, training, audit, and accountability purposes. This information may be shared with relevant parties. We cannot account for the content and accuracy of information provided by other participants. 
    • Collection: From participants, technical.
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the participants.

    Detail: Deliveries received into our post rooms are scanned and shared electronically with the intended recipient. Unless originals are required, all physical copies are securely destroyed. Royal Mail standard or recorded delivery is used for routine outgoing post. Other third-party courier services may be used for secure delivery or courier services. Although we undertake reasonable due diligence, we cannot guarantee against loss or destruction. We track deliveries during transit and receipt and retain an audit log for accountability. 
    Collection: From the sender.
    Categories: Identity, contact, technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender.

    • Detail: We use social media tools for our marketing purposes. Where you opt-in to receive our marketing materials, we may share your email and preferences with our contracted social media service agent for this purpose; we may prompt you to ‘follow us’ or participate in ‘threads’ relating to our general services. We do not endorse the use of social media for the purpose of communicating with you about an engaged matter and discourage you from sharing any personal information of this nature on a public platform or within other insecure tools. Where you contact us using these tools or technologies, we cannot guarantee its protection or ongoing security. We cannot account for information posted to our platforms by unrelated third parties.
    • Collection: From the poster
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender.
    • Detail: If we use other third-party platforms, we will provide you with a notice to inform you and provide relevant privacy information. Where available audit logs and automated notifications contain details of activities you perform, such as the date and time you open or download the information, this is used for compliance and accountability purposes.
    • Collect: Direct from you, indirectly from other participants, technical
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical, usage. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender.
    • Purpose: Legitimate interests, detection and prevention of crime, vital interests.
    • Detail: When we communicate with you or receive communications about you, we review and assess content. Depending on the nature of the information we may have a duty to report, consult, or share with other relevant parties or agencies. We may also use the information for our own reasonable business interests. 
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical, usage. Plus, any personal information provided by the sender.
  • 3.4.4 Visiting our website

    • Cookies: When you visit and interact with our website, cookies and similar technologies automatically collect technical information about your equipment, browsing actions and patterns. We use this to improve your experience, record your permissions and to record pop up activities within our domain. We use performance cookies for our statistical purposes and to plan and manage our website performance.  More information on this can be found within our Cookie Policy. When you access a link from our website to a third-party website, you should review their notices.
    • Collection: From the machine in use.
    • Categories: Identity, preferences, technical, usage.
    • Detail: Information you provide is triaged and processed to effectively manage the query. We use consolidated information to review and improve our services.
    • Collection: From the visitor.
    • Categories: Identity, contact, technical, usage. Plus, any personal information provided by the visitor.
    • Detail: Information provided by you is analysed and added to our secure subscriber database. This information is processed to provide you with communications based on upon your preferences or to facilitate events you have registered to attend. We remove your details when you opt-out.
    • Collection: From the subscriber
    • Categories: Identity, contact, preferences, technical, usage.
    • Detail: When you register for an event your information is added to our subscriber database, this is used by the events team to facilitate the event, manage your attendance, and gain post event feedback. [see section: attending an event]. We will let you know on the subscription pages if the event is delivered using a third party and if your information will be shared with them for the same purpose.
    • Collection: From the subscriber
    • Categories: Identity, contact, preferences, technical, usage
    • Detail: When applying via our website pages, you will be directed to our third-party online application portal. You will a receive notice and be provided with a link to their privacy notice, you should review this prior to creating your profile. We will receive a copy of this information to progress your application. 
    • Collection: From the applicant
    • Categories: Identity, career, contact, preferences, technical, usage. Plus, any personal information you provide. 
    • Detail: Our trusted third parties may access our website to provide us with technical support during routine or operational performance and maintenance.
  • 3.4.5 Visiting an office

    • Purpose: Health & safety and maintaining security.
    • Detail: Our reception services may ask you to ‘sign in’ and wear an ID badge. This is to facilitate your visit, ensure your safety and to manage our security. If you inform us about any additional requirements relating to your visit, we may use this to make reasonable provisions for you. On occasion, there may be a requirement to complete an individual risk assessment, implement reasonable adjustments or to investigate an accident or manage an incident. Your information may be processed and shared with relevant third parties such as a fire marshal, building manager, HR, or the Health and Safety Executive. 
    • Retention: Information may be retained for six months; a longer retention will be applied in the event of any incidents or accidents or claims. 
    • Collection: Direct from you.
    • Categories: Identity, contact, special category.
    • Purpose: Security, monitoring and legitimate interests.
    • Detail: Door entry cards issued to staff and visitors grant specific rights-based access within building locations.
    • Use: Information may be accessed and used for related purposes such as health and safety, personnel management, and detection and prevention of crime. Where we act as a data processor for other businesses that operate within the building [data controllers], we may share information. 
    • Collection: Technical 
    • Categories: Identity, usage, activity, technical.
    • Purpose: Provide services and account for use.
    • Detail: On each visit where you connect to our services, you will be provided with a processing notice, you will be required to accept terms and conditions from your device. When you connect, automation allocates your device with an IP address and generates audit logs that capture details of your activities. 
    • Collection: From the device connected, Technical.
    • Categories: Technical and usage.
    • Purpose: Detection and prevention of crime
    • Detail: Each office location benefits from CCTV systems, either operated and managed by us or by a third-party such as a building manager. Relevant signage is provided to alert you of its presence [for example, on approach, in reception areas, within common parts, hallways, stairwells]
    • Collection: Systems continually record, and store images, time, and location.
    • Monitoring & use: Images are accessible by nominated individuals to view for the purpose of monitoring activities. When an incident occurs or following a disclosure request, information may be reviewed and extracted from the system, and a copy made and retained. We make reasonable efforts to extract specific images and obscure images of individuals not subject to the activity. Information may be used to progress action or evidence activity relating to our stated purpose.
    • Sharing: Information may be disclosed with relevant parties.
    • Retention: Automated deletion is set in line with the local regulatory retention period; the UK is 31 days. 
    • Categories: Images captured will be representative of your activities and footage may reveal sensitive information about you and/or any criminal activities taking place.
  • 3.4.6 You subscribe to receive marketing materials

    Unless you provide express consent, we limit the use of your subscription information for our marketing purposes. We do not share, allow access to, or sell your information to third parties for additional marketing purposes. We will be transparent with you and provide details of any proposed additional use of your information.

    When you agree to receive promotional materials by subscribing via our website or sign up for an event [that we run or co-host].  Subscription information is stored within our secure marketing database. We may use software to review and categorise your preferences and identify relevant materials to provide.

    We may use our approved third-party tools to deliver materials to you.  We use analytic tools to monitor delivery success, we use this information to improve email services. 

    Where you have not contacted us or engaged with our emails, we may contact you periodically to confirm your continued consent.

    When you unsubscribe or ‘opt out’ we may add your name to our suppression list to ensure that you do not receive future materials.

    Our trusted third parties may access our database to provide us with technical support during routine or operational performance and maintenance. 

    From the subscriber.

    Identity, contact, preferences, and usage.

    You can change your preferences or unsubscribe ‘Opt-out’ at any time by following the embedded links within the footers of our direct marketing emails, or you can let us know by email to crmteam@hilldickinson.com,  or through the ‘contact us’ form on our website.

  • 3.4.7 Attending an event

    When you sign up for or attend an event, we add or update your personal information to our secure marketing database.  We will contact you with the event invite, joining instructions and send you notifications and reminders, and post event feedback. We may use third party providers or platforms to facilitate this activity. 

    We may rely on our legitimate interests to ‘opt you in’ to receive marketing materials consistent with the nature of the event, you may ‘opt out’ at any time.

    For health and safety and to manage logistics of the day, you may be asked to complete an attendance sheet and be provided with a name badge for you to wear throughout the event. 

    Where you tell us about any additional requirements, we may use this information to facilitate any reasonable adjustments. 

    Photography is likely to take place at our events. You can decline individual photos being taken of you by speaking directly to the photographer or event co-ordinator. Please note that you may appear in group or wide shots with other attendees, it may not always be possible to remove or obscure your image. All photos are stored securely and may be shared on social and media platforms, website and with joint organisers (if applicable).

    On occasion, we may run events with co-hosts and guest speakers or at venues who operate their own reception or facilities. We may share relevant attendee information for the purpose of facilitating the event.

    We will let you know before you subscribe to the event if co-hosts or guest speakers will be provided with your information for their own legitimate interests such as to send you event materials or obtain your feedback.

    Direct from you or the subscriber.

    Identity, contact, preferences, and usage, any information you provide.

  • 3.4.8 You submit an information request or make a complaint

    A member of the team will review and triage your complaint or request made via dpo@hilldickinson.com.cy.

    We may use your personal information to take reasonable measures to verify your identity and confirm your authority to make the complaint, enquiry, or request. 

    We review information you provide and other relevant personal information that we hold, we may share this with relevant personnel, to the extent required to investigate and manage the query.

    We may share your personal information with relevant third-parties or agencies such as the regulator, clients, solicitors, or insurers).

    We may make changes or update your information and implement appropriate actions to achieve the  required outcome.

    Direct, Indirect, technical.

    Identity, contact, technical and any information relevant to your contact.

  • 3.4.9 You work with us or have made an application.

    When applying for a position via our website pages, you will be directed to our third-party online application portal. You will a receive notice and be provided with a link to their privacy notice, you should review this prior to creating your profile.  Where you make an application by other means, your information will be added to this process and shared with us to progress your application.

    We utilise a contracted specialist recruitment system to track and manage the selection and recruitment process. This includes to store, send, and receive [email] communications with you and associated parties involved in the recruitment process, securely store your application, test results scores, online interview or video presentation.

    We may use contracted services of third-party providers to deliver elements of the recruitment process or conduct assessments on our behalf. When we do, we will inform you in advance and provide you with links to their privacy notice. Unless otherwise stated, relevant information obtained and processed will be shared with us to manage your application.

    We are required to retain information of unsuccessful applicants for a period six months. However, with your consent we may add your details to our ‘Talent pool’ and your information may be retained for this purpose for up to two years.

    Information of successful applicants is further processed and may be shared with relevant parties to obtain references, manage health questionnaires, conduct conflict of interest, PEP’s, DBS, and other background checks. 

    When you update voluntary sections of the application forms, such as equality, diversity and equal opportunities information, your responses are used and shared solely for the purposes and monitoring of equal opportunities statistics. These are not accessible to the hiring manager or recruitment panel.  

    From the candidate, recruitment panel and contracted third parties. 

    Identity, career, criminal, contact, preferences, technical, usage. Plus, any personal the information you provide.

    Our employee privacy notice is available for those who work with us.  Available upon request to HR department or data protection officer.

  • 3.4.10 Our other business operations

    In addition to the activities described within this notice, your personal information is likely to be further accessed and processed during our routine business operational tasks and administration duties. These activities are commensurate with head office functions for a business of this nature. 

    Hill Dickinson LLP is our UK based head office. We have contractual relationships with each registered office to lawfully deliver and administer our business activities included within the following ‘head office functions’. 

    Deliver our IT services, apply security and monitoring practices, improvements and testing, maintenance.

    Your information may be processed when we apply security measures.  We use physical, electronic, and administrative safeguards designed to protect your personal data from loss, misuse, and unauthorised access, use, alteration, or disclosure. We store all personal data you provide to us behind firewalls on servers employing security protections. We continually review and improve our technical systems and tools to maintain resilience, security, and adaptability of our IT Infrastructure.  We achieve and work towards accreditations and information security best practice standards, such as Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 27001, ISO 9001.

    Your information may be processed when we apply physical security measures. We apply high standards of on-site physical security and have technical and organisational measures to protect our offices and physical information and data assets.

    Your information may be processed when we carry out risk assessments and reviews. Activities that require the use of personal information undergo risk assessments to ensure they are lawful and comply with our data protection polices; these are regularly reviewed to ensure ongoing suitability.

    Our people may be process, access and review your information for duties consistent with their position and responsibilities, such as delivering a client service and performance management. Bespoke training is a mandatory requirement for all of those who have access to personal information. We restrict access to personnel and service providers who have a legitimate ‘need to know’. There are contractual obligations of confidentiality and data protection; we have disciplinary provisions in place to address performance.

    When we use third parties to perform activities for us, we complete due diligence checks to ensure information remains secure, confidential, and used for the contracted purposes.

    Where overseas or cross boarder transfers are required, we ensure appropriate technical or contractual security measures are in place.

    We do not make use of automated decision-making tools that fall into a category requiring your notification. If our position changes, we will update this notice and inform you directly where required.

    Your information may be processed when we produce management information such as budgets, client satisfaction, performance reviews or resource management.

    We may disclose your personal information to a prospective seller or buyer or successor in the event that we sell or buy any part of our business group, entity or assets or seek to acquire new businesses, merger, divestiture, restructuring, dissolution, or other sale or transfer of some or all of our assets, whether as a going concern or as part of bankruptcy, liquidation, or similar proceeding, where one of the transferred assets is the personal data we hold.

    Other relevant obligation to which we are legally bound such as to comply with court order, legal or regulated request.

    Your information may be lawfully processed when our obligations or legal rights outweigh your right to privacy. We take reasonable measures that protect and enforce our legal rights against breach of contract or agreement, detection or prevention of fraud or crime, and to protect people, property, or assets.

    We may process and share other, non-personal information without restriction of this notice. However, we will consider our other regulatory or contractual obligations prior to use.

4 Data protection & your rights

  • 4.1 Your rights

    The General Data Protection Regulations and the Protection of Natural persons with regard to the Processing of Personal Data and for the Free Movement of Such Data Law of 2018 [the Regulations] provide individuals within the Republic of Cyprus and EEA with specific data protection rights, explained by the Cyprus regulator, namely the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection. For any further information about your data protection rights, you can check the following website: https://www.dataprotection.gov.cy/dataprotection/dataprotection.nsf/home_el/home_el?opendocument

    These rights are not absolute and the ability to enforce your rights is dependent on the nature of the information and why we have it.

    There are exemptions within data protection regulations and other legislation or Acts, to which we are bound. These may override your rights.

    These rights may vary for those outside of the Republic of Cyprus and EEA; please contact us for more information.

  • 4.2 Making a request

    There are no restrictions for who you can ask or how you make your request. However, we encourage you to contact dpo@hilldickinson.com.cy.

    You may find the guidance included in the website of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection helpful on the website link above.

    When we receive your request, we will let you know we have received it and inform you if we need any additional information from you such as to verify your identity.

    We usually provide an outcome within one month, however if we need any extra time, we will let you know and provide you with an explanation.

  • 4.3 Raise a concern to us

    If you wish to speak to us about a concern or to make a complaint about how we manage your information or how we have responded to your request, please contact the dpo@hilldickinson.com.cy.

    You may find the guidance included in the website of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection helpful on the website link above.

  • 4.4 Contact the Data Protection Officer

    Please contact the data protection officer at dpo@hilldickinson.com.cy.

    Data Protection Officer

    George Zambartas

    EURO HOUSE, 1st Floor,

    82 Spyrou Kyprianou Street,

    Limassol, 4042,

    Cyprus

    For general enquiries, please allow up to seven working days for a response

  • 4.5 Raise a concern to the regulator

    If you are unhappy about how we have managed your information or dissatisfied about how we have responded to your information request or compliant, you have the option to raise concerns directly with the information regulator.

    Each office location may be subject to one or more data protection authority; the relevant authority will depend on your location and where the processing takes place.

    If you are making a complaint about our UK operations please complain to the ICO

    Find details about your relevant data protection authority within ‘our registered offices’ section.

5. Changes to Our Privacy Notice

  • 5.1 Content change

    Changes to this notice may occur periodically, either during our annual review or following interim changes to legislation or the way we work. 

    We will update section ‘Privacy notice history’ with details of amendments and version history.

    Where there are significant changes that materially alter how we use or treat your personal data we will make best endeavours to notify you directly.

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