David, Longo, Reznik & Co. (the “Firm”, “we” or “us”) respects your privacy and is committed to safeguarding and protecting the personal information held by the Firm about you. This Privacy Policy describes how we collect personal information, the types of personal information we collect, how such information is used, and your rights in connection with your personal information.

For convenience only, this Privacy Policy is drafted in the masculine form; however, all references herein apply equally to all genders.

1.   General. When you use the Firm’s digital assets, including the Firm’s website at www.dlrlaw.co.il and all pages therein, including sub pages, blogs, landing pages and online applications, as well as the Firm’s profiles and pages on social media platforms, electronic mailing systems and any other platform owned or operated by the Firm, whether jointly or separately (hereinafter: the “Site”), and in the course of your engagement with the Firm, you acknowledge and agree that we will collect, retain and use personal information about you in accordance with this Privacy Policy. In addition, you declare that you have reviewed and understood the risks described in the “Information Security” section and that you consent to such risks.

For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, “Personal Information” means any information collected by the Firm, or provided to it by you or by any person acting on your behalf, in connection with your use of the Site or the services made available through it, or in the course of your engagement with the Firm, which identifies you or reasonably enables your identification.

2.   Categories of Information Collected. The information collected by us may fall within several categories, as set forth below:

2.1. Information Provided Directly by You. Information provided directly by you, including identifying and contact details such as first and last name, identification number, address, telephone number and email address, as well as professional and personal details such as position, profession, education, curriculum vitae, fields of interest, and the content of inquiries, follow up inquiries and correspondence with the Firm.

2.2. Information Obtained from Third Parties. Information originating from external sources, including information about you received from public sources or third parties, subject to your consent or another lawful basis, for example in the context of recruitment processes, including from social media platforms, referees, prior employers and background screening providers.

2.3. Non-Identifiable Information. Information that does not personally identify you, collected in connection with your use of the Site or your engagement with the Firm, and not retained in association with your personal details. This includes statistical or aggregated information, such as pages you viewed, content or services that interested you, advertisements you were exposed to, as well as technical data such as the IP address from which access was made. Such information may also be collected in respect of anonymous visitors or users who are identified only in specific, point in time contexts, such as when submitting a curriculum vitae or submitting an inquiry.

2.4. Cookies. As further described in the section addressing cookies below in this Privacy Policy.

Without derogating from the provisions of the “Purposes of Use” section, it is hereby clarified that the use of information is made in accordance with the manner in which it is collected. Accordingly: information provided directly by you will be used primarily for the purpose of contacting you, providing services, managing recruitment processes, and registering you for activities and updates; information obtained from external sources will be used primarily for data verification, background checks and compliance with legal requirements; and statistical, technical and analytical information, including information collected through cookies, will be used primarily for the operation of the Site, improving services, information security, trend analysis and content customization.

The provision of Personal Information to the Firm is not required by law and is made voluntarily and with your consent. However, you acknowledge that refraining from providing Personal Information may prevent the Firm from providing you with certain services, content or functionalities available through the Site.

To the extent that you provide the Firm with Personal Information relating to third parties, you represent and warrant that you have obtained all required consents to provide such information, and that you have brought the provisions of this Privacy Policy to their attention, for as long as such information is held by the Firm.

3. Cookies. We may use cookies and similar technologies to enable the proper and ongoing operation of the Site. Such use is intended, among other things, to measure and analyze activity on the Site for statistical purposes, improve the user experience, verify details, and support information security needs.

3.1. What Are “Cookies”. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device via your browser, subject to your browser settings, when you visit the Site. Some cookies expire when you close your browser, while others are stored for a longer period. Cookies may include information such as pages viewed, browsing duration, referral source to the Site, and display preferences.

3.2. Cookies Controls. Most browsers allow you to block cookies, delete existing cookies, or receive an alert before cookies are stored. You may do so through your browser settings. Blocking or deleting cookies may affect the availability or proper functioning of certain features and services on the Site, and in some cases on other websites as well.

Some cookies are set by us, while others may be set by third parties that provide measurement, advertising, or social media integration services, for example Google Analytics. These tools may enable the display of content or advertisements based on your online activity, including across other websites and services you have visited. Further details regarding the use of third-party tools are set out below.

4. The Database and the Controlling Entity. The personal information collected about you will be stored in the Firm’s database (the “Database”). The controlling entity of the Database is David, Longo, Reznik & Co., whose details are set out on the Site. By using the Site or the services offered through it, you acknowledge this Privacy Policy and agree that information about you will be stored and managed in the Database. The Firm will use the information in the Database in accordance with this Privacy Policy or as required by applicable law, and for the purposes set out herein.

5.   Purposes of Use of Information. We may use your Personal Information for the following purposes:

5.1.       To comply with applicable legal requirements, including obligations under any law, regulation, or directive of a competent authority, and to disclose information to competent authorities or to third parties where we, in good faith, believe we are required to do so.

5.2.       To handle requests, inquiries and complaints, and to provide support and services.

5.3.       To contact you as necessary for the provision of services, the review or handling of an inquiry, or to provide updates in connection therewith.

5.4.       To manage recruitment and placement processes at the Firm for positions for which you have applied, including screening and evaluation, preparation for interviews or screening calls, and conducting background checks, including contacting referees or relevant parties whose details were provided to us, all in accordance with applicable law.

5.5.       To register you for the receipt of updates, including newsletters, and to register you for conferences or certain services, subject to any consents required under applicable law.

5.6.       To operate the Site and enable you to access and use the content and services made available through it.

In addition to the foregoing, the Firm may use information that does not personally identify you for various legitimate purposes, including conducting statistical analyses and research regarding the manner in which the Site, and the content and services made available through it, are used, improving and developing the services and applications, and tailoring the content, services and advertisements displayed on the Site.

6.   Disclosure of Information to Third Parties. We will not disclose your Personal Information to third parties without your consent, except in the circumstances set out below and subject to applicable law:

6.1.       Service Providers on Behalf of the Firm. Providers that supply the Firm with operational and professional services, such as hosting and backup services, information systems, information security, electronic mailing services, website maintenance, analytics providers, as well as providers assisting with recruitment processes and background checks. Any such disclosure will be made solely for the purpose of receiving the relevant services and in accordance with the Firm’s instructions.

6.2.       Competent Authorities. Where required under applicable law, a court order, a request from a competent authority, or in order to comply with legal obligations imposed on the Firm.

6.3.       Protection of Rights and Enforcement. For the purpose of enforcing the Firm’s rights, preventing fraud, handling disputes, conducting legal proceedings, or protecting the rights, property, and safety of the Firm, its employees, clients, or third parties.

6.4.       Transfer in the Context of a Corporate Change. In the context of a structural change or transaction, such as a merger, acquisition, transfer of activity, or sale of assets, provided that the transferee assumes data protection obligations in accordance with applicable law and this Privacy Policy, to the extent required.

6.5.       With Your Consent. Where you have given explicit consent to the disclosure, or where you have expressly requested that the information be transferred to a specific third party.

Some of the third parties to whom information may be disclosed pursuant to this Privacy Policy may be located outside of Israel, including in the United States. Accordingly, you acknowledge that your Personal Information may be transferred to, and stored outside of, Israel, subject to applicable law and for the purposes set out above. To the extent that the Firm transfers information to service providers, it acts to ensure that such information is used solely for the purposes for which it was disclosed, and that reasonable measures are implemented to maintain confidentiality and information security.

7. Google Analytics and Other Analytics Tools. The Site uses Google Analytics, a service provided by Google, for the purpose of measuring and analyzing use of the Site. In the course of such use, information regarding browsing patterns and activity on the Site may be collected.

Google may process the information collected through Google Analytics, and may use or share such information, in accordance with its applicable terms of service and privacy policy, as made available by Google from time to time. Additional information regarding how Google collects and processes data in connection with Google Analytics is also available in Google’s published materials. You may prevent the use of your data by Google Analytics by downloading and installing the Google Analytics opt out browser add on, as made available by Google.

If you wish, you may prevent the use of your data for Google Analytics purposes by installing the dedicated browser add-on, the Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on, which is available for download from Google’s website.

8. Information Security. The Site uses customary and up to date information security measures and procedures to protect information. However, while these measures are designed to reduce the risk of unauthorized access or intrusion, they cannot provide absolute security. Accordingly, the Firm does not warrant that information stored on the Site will be fully immune from unauthorized access.

9. Your Rights in Connection with Personal Information. Pursuant to the Protection of Privacy Law, 5741, 1981 (the “Protection of Privacy Law”), you are entitled to certain rights in connection with your Personal Information, including:

9.1. You are entitled to review Personal Information relating to you that is held in a database, either personally or through an attorney authorized in writing, or through your guardian.

9.2. If, after reviewing your Personal Information, you find that it is inaccurate, incomplete, unclear, or not up to date, you may contact the controlling entity of the Database and request that the information be corrected or deleted. In addition, to the extent that the information in the Database is used for the purpose of personally addressing you, direct mailing, you may request in writing that information relating to you no longer be used for that purpose.

10.Minors’ Privacy. The Site and the services offered through it are intended for adults aged 18 and above and are not directed at minors under the age of 18. The Firm does not knowingly collect information from persons it knows to be under the age of 18 without the consent of a parent or legal guardian. If you are not 18 or older, you are requested to refrain from using the Site or providing Personal Information through it, unless you have obtained the prior, express, written consent of your parents or legal guardian.

In exceptional circumstances where it is necessary to collect information from a minor, for example in the context of legal representation of a family or in legal proceedings involving a minor, the Firm will seek to obtain the prior, express, written consent of a parent or legal guardian. Such consent will be documented and retained and will include an explanation of the types of information collected, the purposes for which it is collected, and the uses that will be made of it. A parent or legal guardian who permits a minor to use the Site or who provides information about a minor will be deemed to have given his or her express consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of the minor’s Personal Information in accordance with this Privacy Policy. A parent or legal guardian is entitled at any time to review the information relating to the minor and to request its correction or deletion, in accordance with the rights set out in the “Your Rights in Connection with Personal Information” section.

11.Changes to This Privacy Policy. We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any material change will be published on the Site’s homepage. Nonmaterial changes will be incorporated into the updated Privacy Policy.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, where an update is required under applicable law or pursuant to a directive of a competent authority, it will take effect in accordance with such legal requirements or directive. Your continued use of the Site following publication of the update will be deemed acceptance of the updated policy. If you do not agree to the update, you must cease using the Site.

 

Last Updated: 11 January 2026