Introduction
Hadad Roth Shenhar & Co. Law Office (hereinafter: “the Firm”) is the owner and operator of the website located at www.har.law and all digital platforms owned by the Firm.
The website contains information about the Firm and its areas of expertise, including its address, articles, legal updates, and the like (hereinafter: “the Content”). The services offered on the website include, among other things, online contact forms for users wishing to submit requests, inquiries, and/or questions to the Firm. The services offered on the website may change from time to time in accordance with the website’s needs, operational or business modifications, and subject to applicable law.
The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to inform how the Firm operates regarding information provided to it by users during their use of the website—specifically the manner of collection, use, retention, and transfer of information that users provide to the Firm through the website, including in the circumstances described in this policy (hereinafter: “the Users” and/or “the User”). The Firm attaches great importance to protecting users’ privacy and operates to implement reasonable and acceptable measures to safeguard the information in its possession.
In addition, this Privacy Policy includes general information regarding user inquiries concerning information collected about them, subject to applicable law and the circumstances of the case. The Firm believes that Users have the right to be familiar with the Firm’s policies and procedures regarding the collection and use of information received from them and collected about them during their use of the website.
The use of the website is subject to this Privacy Policy. This Privacy Policy serves as a supplement to any other agreement, written and/or implied, between the User and the Firm, and the provisions herein are intended to add to such agreements without detracting from them, forming an integral part thereof.
The User is under no legal obligation to provide information as part of using the website, and the provision of information depends solely on the User’s own volition and full, free consent. The User may contact the Firm to review, correct, or delete information, subject to the provisions of this Privacy Policy and any applicable law.
The use of the website is subject to this Privacy Policy. Where explicit consent is required for a specific action, it will be requested separately and via a dedicated prompt.
The Firm may update this Privacy Policy from time to time by publishing the updated version on the website. Material changes will be prominently published at the Firm’s discretion and subject to applicable law. Therefore, Users are advised to review the published Privacy Policy periodically to stay informed of any modifications.
Where this Privacy Policy refers to the singular or masculine form, it is done solely for convenience and refers to all Users of the website.
Collected Information
When the User uses the website, the Firm may collect two types of information from the User, as detailed below, to facilitate the provision of the services offered on the website:
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“Personal Information” – Identifying details such as first and last name, contact details (phone number and email address), and the like (i.e., information that can be used to contact the User and optimally provide the services offered on the website). Such information is provided knowingly and with full consent by the User (meaning, after active input by the User) to receive the services offered on the website and/or to receive information.
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“Non-Personal Information” – Aggregated statistical information that does not allow for the identification of or contact with the User, including information about users’ visits and usage of the website, such as referral sources, duration of visit, page views, and the like.
(Personal Information and Non-Personal Information shall hereinafter collectively be referred to as: “the Information”).
The User is requested to provide information that is as correct, current, and accurate as possible when using the website, and to provide such information in their own name and for themselves only, and not on behalf of or for third parties, except in cases where they are explicitly and lawfully authorized to provide such information for another.
If a User does not wish to provide information to the Firm, or does not agree to the uses described in this Privacy Policy, they are under no legal obligation to do so. However, without providing certain details or without authorizing certain uses required to operate a specific service, it may not be possible to provide some of the services or to respond to the relevant inquiry.
Methods of Information Collection
The Firm may collect information about the User during their use of the website to facilitate the services offered on the website, including through:
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Information provided directly to the Firm by the User: The Firm may collect information that the User provides when contacting it or during the use of the website, as required to handle the inquiry, provide service, or operate the website. This includes information provided when contacting the Firm for any reason, including via social networks, email, telephone, the WhatsApp application, or any other means of communication, and/or information provided for the purpose of initiating contact with the Firm or receiving updates from the Firm.
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Automatically collected information: During the User’s use of the website, technical information or information about the User’s usage will be collected, such as browser type, device type, viewed pages, usage times, IP address, and similar data. The Firm collects this information through logs, “Cookies,” and similar technologies.
Use of Information by the Firm
Generally, the Firm collects and uses information to contact the User and provide the services offered by the Firm on the website, including responding to inquiries, operating the website, sending updates requested by the User, and other purposes detailed in this Privacy Policy, subject to applicable law.
In addition, the Firm may use the information (subject to any applicable law, including the provisions of the Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasting), 1982) to provide updates regarding the Firm’s activities, send legal updates, periodic updates, and service offers on behalf of the Firm (hereinafter: “Marketing Updates”). The sending of Marketing Updates will be subject to the explicit consent of the User, in accordance with the aforementioned Communications Law. The Firm may utilize external service providers to send Marketing Updates on its behalf, subject to the required consents and the Firm’s working procedures.
Every marketing message will feature an available and simple opt-out mechanism. Subject to applicable law, the User will be entitled to revoke their consent to receive Marketing Updates at any time by clicking the “Remove” (Unsubscribe) link within the body of the message or by contacting the Firm via the contact details provided below.
Furthermore, the Firm may use Cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
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Operational and Essential Cookies: Necessary for the basic operation of the website, data security, and saving user preferences.
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Analytical Cookies: For statistical analysis of website usage and service improvement.
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Marketing Cookies: For measuring effectiveness and personalization, to the extent implemented and subject to the settings presented to the User.
A User can manage and delete Cookies at any time through their browser settings, and may also choose to block the use of tracking technologies. However, blocking certain Cookies may impair the functionality of the website or some of the services offered on it. The website may use cookies and similar technologies as detailed in this policy. To the extent that a preference mechanism is implemented on the website, the User will be able to manage their choices regarding specific types of cookies through it.
Collection and Use of Information via External Platforms – Transfer of Information to Third Parties
To enable the provision of services via external platforms, the Firm may transfer Personal Information to external service providers who assist it in operating the website, managing inquiries, mailing, or customer relationship management systems, in accordance with operational needs and subject to this policy. The types of external providers may include, among others:
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Website hosting and infrastructure providers
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems
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Electronic mailing systems
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Data analytics and analysis tools
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Digital measurement and advertising tools
It is clarified that the Firm is not a party to this, and the provision of user information to external platforms will be done with the User’s consent and subject to the privacy policies of those external platforms. When a User provides information through an external service or component integrated into the website, that information may also be processed by the external service provider, in accordance with its terms of use and privacy policy. The User is advised to also review the privacy policies of relevant external platforms, to the extent presented to them at the time of engagement or use.
Additionally, the Firm may utilize third-party data analysis, advertising, and measurement tools (such as Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel), to the extent implemented on the website and in accordance with the operational settings and configurations of those tools.
Some external platform providers operate outside of Israel. In certain cases, information may also be stored or processed on servers outside of Israel, in accordance with the operations of the relevant service providers and subject to applicable law, including the Protection of Privacy Law, 1981, and its regulations.
In practice, by law, information provided to external platforms is considered information transferred to both the Firm and those platforms; thus, the provision of information is also subject to the privacy policy and terms of use of each respective platform.
Without detracting from the foregoing, the Firm does not transfer Personal Information to third parties for their independent use, except subject to the prior explicit consent of the User or as required by law.
Without detracting from the foregoing, the Firm may also transfer information about users in the following cases:
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Upon obtaining the User’s consent to perform the transfer;
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In any case where the information is transferred to entities held under the ownership of the Firm, including for purposes of oversight, management, and ongoing operations;
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To respond to users’ support or service requests;
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To enforce this Privacy Policy;
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To detect, prevent, or otherwise address abuse, security issues, safety concerns, or technical problems;
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To comply with the requirements of any law;
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In the event that the Firm transfers and/or assigns its activities, rights, or obligations toward users to a third party, including within the framework of business negotiations, and in cases of transferring its assets, provided that the transfer of information is necessary for the execution of such actions;
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If it concerns statistical/aggregated information that does not directly identify the users.
Data Security
The Firm invests efforts and dedicates resources to protect users’ information, employing appropriate security measures for the information in its possession at an adequate level that aligns with accepted industry standards, applicable law, and the level of risk. This is done to mitigate the risks of unauthorized access or intrusion into systems and potential harm to users’ privacy and their information. Although the Firm takes reasonable measures to protect the information, absolute immunity from security incidents cannot be guaranteed, and the Firm will bear liability in accordance with applicable law and the circumstances of the case.
Data Retention Period
The Firm will retain information for the duration required to handle the inquiry, provide the service, operate the website, meet reasonable internal requirements, or comply with an obligation applicable to it, and will subsequently act to delete, minimize, or anonymize it, as appropriate.
At the end of the said period, Personal Information will be deleted or stored anonymously such that the User can no longer be identified by it, unless there is a genuine additional need to retain the information or a legal obligation to do so.
Right to Review and Modify Information
Subject to applicable law and the circumstances of the case, users may contact the Firm with various requests regarding Personal Information about them, as generally detailed below in accordance with the Protection of Privacy Law, 1981:
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Right of Review: To review the Personal Information about the User contained in the Firm’s databases.
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Right to Receive Information: To receive information from the Firm regarding how the User’s Personal Information is used, including the purposes of use, the identity of parties who received the information, and the retention period.
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Right of Correction: To correct incorrect, incomplete, or outdated information about the User.
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Right of Deletion: To request the deletion of the User’s Personal Information, to the extent required by law.
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Right of Objection: To object to the use of information for direct marketing purposes at any time.
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Right to Restrict Information Processing: The User may contact the Firm with a request to evaluate the minimization or suspension of certain uses of the information, to the extent possible and in accordance with law and circumstances.
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Right to Data Portability: The User may contact the Firm with a request to receive a copy of Personal Information they provided to it, in a reasonable format and in accordance with technical capabilities, law, and circumstances.
Inquiries regarding these matters and/or any matter concerning this Privacy Policy should be directed to the Firm via the contact details provided below. When reaching out regarding Personal Information, it is recommended to provide your full name, contact details, the nature of the request, and the information necessary for reasonable identification of the applicant, to enable efficient and precise handling of the request. The Firm will examine each inquiry and act to respond based on the nature of the inquiry, its complexity, and the contact details provided.
Children’s Privacy
The Firm does not knowingly seek to collect Personal Information from children under the age of 16.
To the extent that the Firm becomes aware that Personal Information of a child under the age of 16 has been collected, the Firm will act to review the matter and appropriately address the information within a reasonable timeframe and according to the circumstances.
Contact Us
You may contact the Firm regarding anything related to this Privacy Policy via:
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Email: office@har.law
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Phone: 03-5333313
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Address: 2 Weizmann St., 22nd Floor, Tel Aviv
Governing Law and Jurisdiction
The law applicable to and in connection with this Privacy Policy and the use of the website is Israeli law exclusively.
Exclusive jurisdiction in connection with this Privacy Policy and the website’s terms of use is granted solely to the competent court in Tel Aviv-Yafo.
Last Updated: May 14, 2026