Privacy Policy

In this section, we explain how we collect, use, share and protect your personal information as a result of your engagement with and use of our services and our website. 

It is a bit lengthy, but it is worth reading, as it is important that you are fully informed. 

Whenever we update our Privacy Policy, we will notify you by email, so do not worry. Let’s begin:

• Your name, address, telephone number, date of birth, gender and email address. 
• Data obtained through any contact you make with us, whether by sending an email or a letter, or any other record of communication with us. 
• Information from your client “file”, including dates of paid or outstanding invoices, the date of engagement, or the type of service contracted with us. 

We will not collect or process information relating to minors or any data that may be classified as more sensitive, such as health, sexual orientation, trade union membership, religion or race.

• You contact us through the website form or send us emails. 
• You request information about a specific service. 
• You subscribe to newsletters, alerts or other services. 
• You get in touch with us through our channels. 
• You take part in a competition, prize draw or survey. 
• When your information is publicly available and its use is legally permitted. 

We also collect information from certain organisations where appropriate and where we have legal grounds to do so.

 These include fraud prevention agencies, credit reference agencies and network providers.

• Prepare an engagement letter when you decide to instruct us and enable its subsequent performance. 
• For commercial purposes. For example, we may open a new department or improve one of our services to provide a better experience for our clients. In any case, we will always assess our commercial interests to ensure they do not prejudice your rights. 
• Comply with legal obligations, such as meeting our accounting and tax duties, or retaining your data to comply with applicable anti-money laundering legislation, among others.
• Notify you of new posts on our blog so that you can stay up to date with everything we publish. 
• Wish you a happy birthday.

• Call you during your afternoon nap to offer you anything. 
• Sell them or share them with third parties for commercial purposes.

We will store your information for the period required by law. If not legally required, we will only retain it for as long as necessary. As a general rule, once you cease to be a client of Talento Abogados, we will retain your information for a period of six (6) years and solely to respond to any potential legal requests.

Below, we explain the data protection rights available to you and how you can exercise them. These are commonly known as ARCO rights (an acronym for access, rectification, erasure and objection):

Data will be stored with the necessary security measures to protect your personal information from unauthorised access, accidental loss, disclosure or destruction. 

We cannot guarantee against unauthorised access or loss of information that occurs outside our sphere of control, so you must ensure that any data we request is provided through our official communication channels. If you have any doubts as to whether it is us requesting personal data, please contact us immediately and always before providing your information. 

Right of access to personal data

You have the right to request a copy of the personal data that Talento Abogados holds about you. 

Right to rectification of personal data

You have the right to rectify any information held about you if it is incorrect. If the information we hold needs to be updated, or you believe it may be inaccurate, please write to us at hola@talentoabogados.com.

Right to erasure

At Talento Abogados, we strive to retain your data only for as long as necessary. In any case, you have the right to request the erasure of your personal data held by us, which will thereafter only be accessible if required by a public authority or to comply with our legal and tax obligations. 

Right to object to the use of personal data

You have the right, in certain circumstances, to object to the processing of your personal information by Talento Abogados.

Why do all websites have that warning about “cookies”? Are they dangerous? Are they spying on us?

Well, “cookies” are small files that contain certain data about the web user. When browsing a website, these files are sent via the browser and stored on your computer’s hard drive. Web servers use them to store and retrieve information about their visitors and to ensure the proper functioning of the website. 

With these small cookies, the web server can remember certain information about the user, such as their preferences for viewing pages on that server, username and password, products of greatest interest, etc. In short, they allow the website owner to better understand their users in order to improve what is shown to visitors. 

Like many websites, we also use cookies to collect information—specifically, Google Analytics cookies. You can set your browser to refuse all cookies or to alert you when a cookie is being sent. However, if you do not accept cookies, some parts of the site may not function properly.