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Data Privacy Statement

1. Name and Contact Details of the Person responsible for Data Processing and for Privacy Protectíon

This privacy statement applies to any data processing performed in connection with this webpage. The person responsible for this webpage, and therefore for such data processing, is Dr. Michael Traßl, Rechtsanwalt (hereinafter: TRASSL), Habsburgerstr. 9, D-80801 München, Deutschland, Telefon: +49 (89) 38667060 Fax: +49 (89) 38667088.

The person responsible for privacy protection at TRASSL can be reached at the aforementioned address, Attn.: Dr. Michael Traßl.

2. Acquisition and Storage of Data, Procedures and Purpose of Processing thereof

Once this website is called, the browser on your device automatically transmits data to the server hosting this website. Such data is temporarily stored in a socalled logfile, without any further interaction on your part. The following data is is stored until it is automatically erased:

  • IP-address of the device accessing the website,

  • date and time of such access,

  • name and URL of the file so accessed,

  • website from which such traffic is referred to our website (Referrer-URL),

  • operating system and browser of your client device, as well as the name of your internet access provider.

Said data is processed by TRASSL for the following purposes:

  • in order to make sure that this website can be accessed without problems,

  • in order to make sure that this website can be browsed comfortably,

  • in order to evaluate our systems' safety and stability, as well as

  • for further administrative purposes.

The legal basis for such data processing is Article 6 para. 1, 1st sentence, lit. f of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The good cause for such data processing follows from the purposes listed above. In no event will we use such data in order to make conclusions or assumptions on your identity, or in order to contact you, whether by way of a newsletter or in any other way.

3. Disclosure of Data

TRASSL will not disclose any of your personal data to any third party save in the following instances:

  • if and to the extent you have expressly consented to such disclosure pursuant to GDPR Article 6 para. 1 1st sentence lit. a,

  • if and to the extent such disclosure is necessary under GDPR Article 6 para. 1 1st sentence, lit. f for asserting or defending against legal claims, provided we have no reason to believe that your interest in non-disclosure of such data takes precedence,

  • if and to the extent such disclosure is required under statutory law, GDPR Article 6 para. 1 1st sentence, lit. c, or

  • if and to the extent permitted by law and necessary for the administration of contractual relations with you, GDPR Article 6 para. 1 1st sentence, lit. b.

4. Cookies, Analysis-Tools,

Cookies are small files automatically generated by your browser and stored on your client device (such as a laptop, tablet or smartphone) when you visit a webpage. TRASSL does not use any cookies.

Moreover, TRASSL does not use any tracking- or other analysis-tools such as, e.g. Google Analytics, Google Adwords Conversion Tracking or Matomo, nor any plug-ins from any social networks whatsoever, be it Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or else.

5. Your Rights in relation to Personal Data

In relation to any of any personal data on you processed by us, you have statutory rights, in particular:

  • to be informed on such data being processed by us pursuant to GDPR Article 15. In particular, you are entitled to be informed of the purposes of such processing, the categories of personal data and of recipients to whom such data have been or can be disclosed, as well as our retention policy vis-à-vis such data. You are also entitled to be informed of your right to have such data adjusted or erased, or to such processing being limited or stopped, your right to complain about the way we process such data, and of your right to learn abount the origin of such data to the extent they have not been generated by us. Moreover, if and to the extent we apply an automated decision making process (such as, e.g., profiling), you are entitled to request detailed information thereon;

  • under GDPR Article 16 to demand immediate adjustment of inaccurate, or completion of incomplete, personal data on you that we have stored;

  • under GDPR Article 17 to have any of your personal data stored by us erased, save to the extent the processing of such data is necessary for exercising the right to free speech and information, to fulfill legal obligations, for reasons of public interest, or to claim or defend legal rights;

  • under GDPR Article 18 to request that the processing of your personal data be limited (i) for a period necessary for us to review such data if and to the extent you claim such data is inaccurate, (ii) at your election, to the extent such processing is unwarranted, instead of your right to have such data erased, (iii) we no longer need such data, but you have a legimitate need of continuing retention of such such data for the purpose of claiming, exercising or defending legimitate rights, or (iv) , if and to the extent you have objected to the processing of your data pursuant to GDPR Article 21, as long as it is not yet established whether our legimitate interests prevail over your interests;

  • under GDPR Article 20 to have the personal data which you have provided to us, delivered to you or to any other responsible person designated by you, in a common structured format permitting further processing;

  • under GDPR Article 7 Abs. 3  to withdraw, at any time, your consent in the processing of your personal data. The consequence of this withdrawal of consent is that we must discontinue the data processing performed on the basis of such consent;

  • under GDPR Article 77 to lodge a complaint with the competent government agency. As a rule, you can for this purpose turn to the competent government agency in charge for your place of residence, your place of employment, or the place where we operate our law offices.

6. Right to Object

To the extent your personal data has been processed on the basis of legitimate interests pursuant to GDPR Article 6 para. 1 1st sentence lit. f, you are entitled to object to such processing under GDPR Article 21 to the extent such objection is justified by your personal situation or if your objection is directed against direct marketing. In the latter case, you do not have to provide any reasons for your objection. This objection can also be directed, via letter, fax other by any other suitable form of communication, to the person responsible for data protection at TRASSL (see Sec. 1). 

7. Data Safety

For your visit of our webpage, TRASSL uses the generally accepted SSL-Algorithm (Secure Socket Layer) in connection with the highest possible encryption level supported by your browser. As a rule, this is 256 Bit encryption. In case your browser does not support 256-Bit encryption, our webpage falls back to 128-Bit v3 technology. You can verify whether your visit to our webpage is encrypted by pointing to the lock symbol in the status bar of your browser.

TRASSL uses generally accepted procedures for protecting your data against unintended or wilful manipulations, loss, destruction or unauthorized access by any third party. These procedures are updated from time to time in order to keep up with technological developments.

8. Date of this Data Protection Statement

This data protection statement is up to date as of May 2018.

In the course of the further development of this webpage or due to statutory requirements or requests by competent authorities, it may become necessary to amend this data protection statement. The amended statement may be loaded or printed by you at any time.