CETIN ATTORNEY PARTNERSHIP
Privacy Policy
Cetin Attorney Partnership attaches importance to the confidentiality and security of the information obtained from visitors and clients who use our services through www.cetinavukatlik.com. This Privacy Policy provides general information on the purposes for which such information is used, the manner in which it is protected, and the rights available to the relevant persons.
If you use the services of Cetin Attorney Partnership or visit our website, certain information may be obtained directly from you or through automated means during your use of the website for the following purposes.
- Reviewing applications submitted through the contact form or by email
- Providing advocacy and legal advisory services
- Managing attorney client relationship processes
- Conducting litigation and dispute follow up processes
- Reviewing requests, suggestions, and complaints
- Managing newsletter subscriptions and information notices
The information obtained by Cetin Attorney Partnership is used primarily for the following purposes.
- Providing advocacy and legal advisory services
- Managing the client and attorney relationship
- Following litigation and dispute processes
- Responding to requests and questions submitted through the contact form or by email
- Managing finance, accounting, and billing processes
- Improving website performance and user experience
- Maintaining information security, system continuity, and technical monitoring
- Sending newsletters and legal updates, where express consent has been provided
Cetin Attorney Partnership may disclose the information obtained only to the extent necessary for the provision of legal services and only to the following recipients.
- Technical infrastructure and web hosting service providers
- Accounting and financial service providers
- Collaborating lawyers, law offices, and expert consultants
- Clients, counterparties, and counterparty representatives to the extent required by the legal process
- Legal, financial, and technical advisers
Where disclosure is required by law, information may also be shared with courts, public prosecutors' offices, enforcement offices, the Ministry of Justice, the Social Security Institution, tax authorities, law enforcement authorities, and other competent public bodies. Any such disclosure is carried out in accordance with applicable law.
Collected information is retained for the period required by the purpose of processing or for the period prescribed by applicable legislation. Data whose retention period has expired or whose legal basis for processing no longer exists is deleted, destroyed, or anonymised.
Cetin Attorney Partnership implements the technical and administrative measures required to safeguard information security and protects its systems against unauthorised access, data loss, and cyber risks. Confidentiality undertakings are executed with all parties involved in personal data processing and transfer processes.
In the event of a personal data breach, Cetin Attorney Partnership will notify the competent authorities and affected persons within the period required under the Law on the Protection of Personal Data, and in any event no later than 72 hours where such notification is required.
You are responsible for ensuring that the information you provide is accurate and up to date. If any of your information changes, you should request an update through email or another communication channel.
Where information relating to third parties is provided to Cetin Attorney Partnership, it is assumed that the person providing such information is duly authorised to do so.
Our website may contain links directing users to third party websites. Cetin Attorney Partnership is not responsible for the privacy practices of any platform accessed through such links.
Cetin Attorney Partnership reserves the right to amend this Policy at any time. Any update will be announced through the website together with its effective date. It is the user's responsibility to review the current version of the Policy.
Cetin Attorney Partnership shall not be liable for direct or indirect losses arising from technical interruptions, delays, system failures, or similar disruptions that may occur during the electronic provision of services, except to the extent liability cannot be excluded under mandatory law.
