Cookie Policy

Cookies are small pieces of information sent to your browser and stored on your computer’s hard drive, your mobile phone or another device. You can set your browser to alert you when you receive cookies. This allows you to decide if you want to accept them or not. However, some of the services and features provided through this website may not work properly if your cookies are disabled. You can always prevent the use of cookies by customizing the settings in your browser.

We may from time to time use cookies to collect information about our visitors’ behavior patterns, to export statistics on the number of visits and to understand which pages of our website are more popular. We may do this, also, in order to find mistakes that our website presents and to improve your experience when you visit our website, by allowing you to move easily from page to page, and generally to improve our web services to you.

Strictly necessary cookies: These are instant cookies that are necessary in order to let you browse our website and make use of its features. Without these cookies, the services you request from us cannot be provided. These cookies are deleted when you close your browser.

Performance cookies: These are instant cookies that collect information in an anonymous format about how visitors use our website, such as the Google Analytics.We may use this type of cookies from time to time in order to count the number of visitors, see how they move within our site and identify the areas from which these visitors come from. In the case that we decide to make use of such cookies we shall request your prior consent.

Our website contains links to other websites which may interest you. However, our law firm bears no responsibility for the privacy and cookie policies that are presented on those websites.