LEGAL
Cookies Policy
1. Purpose
This Cookie Policy explains the use of cookies and similar technologies on the websites, domains, subdomains, platforms, applications, private areas, wikis, repositories and other digital environments owned or managed by JOON DILLMANN, acting under the main trade name “Dillmann Abogado”, “Dillmann & Partner” and, where appropriate, under other names or brands linked to their professional activity (hereinafter, the “Firm”).
This policy applies generally to all the Firm’s Sites and Digital Environments, present or future, unless any of them has a different specific policy.
2. What are cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files or data storage and retrieval devices that are downloaded to the user’s terminal when accessing a website or digital environment.
For these purposes, this policy also applies, where appropriate, to similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, beacons, scripts, tokens, session identifiers and other analogous mechanisms that allow the device to be recognized, preferences to be remembered, activity to be measured, sessions to be managed or functionalities to be enabled.
3. Applicable Regulations
The use of cookies and similar technologies is governed, as applicable, by Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI), Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD) and other current regulations or guidelines applicable to privacy, electronic communications and data protection.
4. Data Controller
The entity responsible for the use of cookies and similar technologies is JOON DILLMANN, with NIE X0323849D, address at Carrer Sa Mar, 2, 1B, 07100 Sóller, Illes Balears, Spain, email and phone eeb_protect_content do_shortcode=”yes” 66 400 4000[/eeb_protect_content].
5. Types of technologies that may be used
The Firm’s Sites and Digital Environments may use, depending on their characteristics and always in accordance with applicable regulations, the following categories of cookies or similar technologies:
- Technical or strictly necessary: they allow navigation, security, authentication, load balancing, form management, consent control, user session, prevention of abuse and basic operation of the site or requested service.
- Preference or personalization: they allow remembering language, interface configuration, display preferences or other options chosen by the user.
- Analysis or measurement: they allow obtaining statistical or analytical information on the use of the sites, such as pages visited, time spent, navigation, performance or incidents, in order to improve services.
- Advertising or behavioral marketing: they allow managing promotional spaces, measuring campaigns or showing advertising content adapted to the user’s behavior, when used.
- Third-party or external integrations: they may derive from the use of embedded or integrated third-party services, such as videos, maps, players, social networks, analytics systems, calendar tools, chat, authentication or equivalent.
The mere inclusion of a category in this policy does not imply that it is active on all sites or at all times. The updated details of the technologies actually used on each specific site or environment will be shown, where appropriate, in the first informative layer, in the cookie panel or configurator, or in the corresponding technical list.
6. Legal basis and consent
Technical or strictly necessary cookies may be used without the need to obtain prior consent when they are essential to provide the requested service or to allow safe and functional navigation.
Non-necessary cookies or technologies will only be installed or activated when there is a sufficient legal basis and, in particular, when the user has given the prior, free, specific, informed and unambiguous consent that is required.
When a site or environment requires consent, this can be managed through the banner, panel or configurator enabled for this purpose, from which the user can accept, reject or configure the non-necessary categories.
The withdrawal or modification of consent may be carried out at any time through the tools made available on the corresponding site.
7. Environments with restricted access, administration or collaboration
Some cookies or similar technologies may be activated only when the user accesses private areas, administration panels, wikis, intranets, repositories, registered accounts or collaborative features.
In these cases, technologies necessary for authentication, session maintenance, security, permission control, prevention of unauthorized access, technical traceability, temporary storage of preferences or internal system operation may be used.
8. First-party and third-party cookies
The technologies used may be owned by the Firm or by third-party providers that provide technical, analytical, hosting, security, functional integration or other services linked to the operation of the site or digital environment.
When there are third parties, an attempt will be made to properly identify them in the corresponding panel or technical list, together with the purpose, duration and, where possible, a link to their informative policy.
9. Duration
Cookies may be session cookies, if they are deleted when the browser is closed or the session ends, or persistent cookies, if they remain for a specified period.
The specific duration of each technology will be indicated, where appropriate, in the configurator, technical list or informative tool of the corresponding site.
10. Management and deactivation
The user can manage, block or delete cookies from the site’s configuration panel, when it exists, as well as from the settings of their browser or device.
The deactivation of certain technical or necessary cookies may affect the correct functioning of the site, prevent access to restricted areas or limit some features.
11. International Transfers
When the use of own or third-party technologies involves international data transfers, these will be carried out in accordance with the appropriate guarantees provided for by applicable regulations.
12. Updates
This Cookie Policy may be updated to adapt it to regulatory, technical, organizational or functional changes, as well as to the incorporation, modification or removal of tools, services or technologies in the Firm’s Sites and Digital Environments.
The valid version will be the one published at any given time. In case of relevant changes that require a new consent, this will be collected in accordance with the applicable regulations.
13. More information
For more information on the processing of personal data, the user can consult the Firm’s Privacy Policy or contact via .