PRIVACY STATEMENT

LAWTREE LAWYERS BV

Last modified Feb. 20, 2026.

First and foremost, we are pleased that you are interested in the services of LAWTREE Lawyers. All Personal Data that we receive from you as a client, visitor to our Website, (contact person at our) supplier, business partner, subcontractor, affected party or in any other capacity will be processed in accordance with applicable data protection regulations, in particular the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 (“AVG”), as well as this Privacy Statement. For the processing of Personal Data of employees and job applicants, please refer to our Privacy Statement Employees as well as to our Privacy Statement Job Applicants.

In this privacy statement, we inform you of the manner in which Personal Data are processed by us (and, where appropriate, jointly with our lawyer-collaborators). For the sake of completeness, we point out that LAWTREE Lawyers relies on the services of lawyer-employees, who – given the special status of lawyers – perform their work on an independent and strictly independent basis. In providing their services to our firm and to our clients, these associates act as joint data controllers with LAWTREE Lawyers. Within the framework of the AVG, LAWTREE Lawyers will be responsible for informing data subjects and processing all requests relating to them. Even in cases of this joint responsibility, this privacy statement remains fully applicable.

The processing of your Personal Data is subject to this Privacy Statement. For questions and/or comments, please contact info@lawtree.be. By providing Personal Data, you are deemed to have acknowledged the use of your Personal Data in accordance with this Privacy Statement.

Article 1 – Definitions.

“LAWTREE Lawyers” means LAWTREE Lawyers BV, with registered office at 2018 Antwerp, Van Schoonbekestraat 6-8 and with company number 0651.621.452.
“Personal data” has the meaning defined in the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, which includes any information by which a natural person (also known as “data subject” or “data subject”) is identified or can be identified.
“Controller” has the meaning as defined in the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679. LAWTREE Lawyers will be qualified as the Controller who determines the purposes and means of processing your Personal Data.
“Processor” has the meaning as defined in the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, which processes Personal Data on behalf/on the instructions of the Controller.
“Website” means the website of LAWTREE Lawyers: www.lawtree.be.

Article 2 – Types of Personal Data.

As part of our services, we collect and process various categories of Personal Data depending on your relationship with LAWTREE Lawyers and the specific situation, such as identity and contact information, among others. However, it is not possible to provide a concrete enumeration of all Personal Data processed by us. The following list of Personal Data is therefore purely illustrative and non-exhaustive:

First and last name
Address details
Phone number
Company number
Email address
Communications sent and received (e.g., e-mail messages and letters)
Electronic identification and usage data such as IP address, browser type, location data by which route you arrive at our Website, the type of device you use to visit our Website, the web pages visited, the way you navigate on the web pages visited to the extent that we can identify you on this basis (for more information, please refer to our Cookie Statement).

In addition, with respect to clients and involved parties, we may process the following Personal Data:

Identification data: including an extract from the National Register and the National Register number (e.g., in the context of a subpoena), as well as a copy of your identity card.
Personal details: such as age, gender, date of birth, profession and any relevant additional data about this according to your file, nationality, history of residence and if you are a client: data that would be relevant to provide you with a promotional gift.
Family data: including marital status, details of marriage or current form of cohabitation (e.g., marital assets), details of past marriages or unions, identifying information of family or household members or descendants.
Financial data: such as data on income, assets, debts, account statements, the assets and liabilities of your company or association, solvency data, salary data, your social status and any other financial information relevant to a specific file.
Payment and billing information: such as payment card information, bank account number, bank account holder and invoices.
Image and sound materials: including photographs, video footage or sound recordings provided to us as part of a case (e.g., as evidence) or that we make ourselves (e.g., during expert assessments or factual determinations).
Service and feedback data: if you are a client, this may include your agreement with LAWTREE Lawyers, your participation in trainings, seminars or workshops we organize, as well as your ratings and experiences regarding the services provided.
Judicial data: such as information about civil, administrative and criminal proceedings relevant to your file, as well as the judgments in such proceedings in which we act for or against you.
Criminal data: including data relating to criminal convictions or offenses, insofar as relevant in function of your case, for example for the representation of your interests as a civil party or as part of your criminal defense. This may include official reports, an excerpt from the Criminal Register and convictions handed down.
Special Categories of Personal Data: As lawyers, we regularly come into contact with Personal Data that are subject to strict conditions by the AVG, such as data on racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, genetic data, health data and data on sexual life or orientation. These data are processed only when necessary for your legal question or file, and – if applicable – the related proceedings. To the extent such data is not relevant to a specific case, we do not actively include it in our systems, although it may be part of or derived from other case documents (e.g., judgments or rulings). In this case, we limit such processing as much as possible.

In addition, we may process the following Personal Data from (contact persons at) our suppliers, business partners or subcontractors:

Service, payment and billing information: including agreements, performance statements, payment card information, bank account number, bank account holder and invoices.
Assessment and collaboration data: such as your assessment and experiences related to our collaboration.

Article 3 – Processing purposes and legal grounds.

Very specifically, we may process your Personal Data for any of the following purposes:

To process and handle possible complaints, questions or requests;
For compliance with legal obligations to which LAWTREE Lawyers is subject;
For direct marketing purposes such as sending newsletters and other commercial communications;
To help us evaluate, correct or improve the Website and any related services provided by LAWTREE Lawyers;
for dispute management such as, among other things, collection of outstanding invoices through a third party;
For internal IT services;
To process internal communications;
for client management;
To provide you with our services and perform any agreements;
To organize events and seminars;
to process your application (in this regard, please see the separate Applicant Privacy Statement);
For billing and accounting;
for internal reasons for the organization of the office, including business records and filing purposes;
for security, such as access control and camera surveillance.

Below you can find which Personal Data we process for each category of data subject, why we process it, how we obtain it, how long we keep it, and with whom we share it.

General
The following processing activities are potentially relevant to all of our contacts:

Answering your question when you contact us, whether via a form on our Website or otherwise, to the extent that this is not part of an existing, past or possible future relationship with you as a client, stakeholder or supplier. The information you provide allows us to follow up on your contact via our Website, e-mail or other communication channels. This enables us to respond to your request, provide you with the information you have requested, and further assist you where necessary. (Justified interest)
Compliance with the legal obligations incumbent upon us as a law firm, including data protection, ethics, tax and accounting obligations, as well as regulations on anti-money laundering, the UBO register and anti-terrorism, among others. (Legal obligation)
To promote the activities of LAWTREE Lawyers, by sending newsletters or other marketing materials via email, only after you have given your express consent, we may process your personal identification information (name, (business) address, email address), personal characteristics (language) and educational or employment information (position, company). We may also receive information about your interaction with our newsletters. This data allows us to keep you informed about legal developments and inform you about our services and events. (Consent) If you subscribe to our newsletters through the Website, you will receive these newsletters because you have given your consent. You always have the right to withdraw your consent at any time via the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each message you receive from us and thus stop such processing (for more information, see data subject rights).
Providing a technically sound website, using strictly necessary cookies, so that we can guarantee a safe and correctly functioning online environment. (Justified interest) When you visit our Website, we process your personal identification data (IP address and cookies). This data allows us to improve your browsing experience on our Website, better tailor the Website to your preferences and secure our Website against spam. The legal basis for setting essential and functional cookies is our legitimate interest to offer and improve a well-functioning and user-friendly Website. The expiration date varies for each cookie and you can change your cookie preferences at any time (for more information, see our Cookie Statement).
The use of analytical cookies to understand how our Website is used, including for the purpose of identifying navigation problems and improving usability and attractiveness. Analytical, advertising and social media cookies are only set if you have given your consent (for more information, see our Cookie Statement). (Consent)
The use of marketing cookies to display advertisements, implement social media functionalities on our Website and measure their usage and reach. (Consent)
Ensuring the ability to exercise or defend the rights and interests of LAWTREE Lawyers and actually taking legal action when our interests are harmed or when legal actions are taken against us (e.g. judicial recovery of unpaid fees through a third party or defense of a liability claim) and providing the administration thereof. For this purpose, we may process your personal identification data (name, address, e-mail address), company data and any other information that may be relevant for the management of a (potential) dispute. We do this based on the general legitimate interest to safeguard our rights (contractual and extra-contractual, legal and other). In the context of establishing, exercising or substantiating a legal claim, pursuant to Article 9(2)(f) AVG, we may process special categories of Personal Data. To the extent necessary for the legal defense or enforcement of our rights, we may process criminal data. (Justified interest)

Clients
In the context of entering into, executing and terminating the agreement with you as a client, we may process your personal identification data (name, (business) address, e-mail address, telephone number), as well as any other information provided to us or relevant in providing legal advice or handling a case. (Necessary for the conclusion and performance of the contract) Also, compliance with the legal obligation as stipulated in the law of September 18, 2017 for the prevention of money laundering and the financing of terrorism and for limiting the use of cash may require us to process this Personal Data of yours. (Legal obligation)

We process your Personal Data for such purposes as:

Answering your preliminary (offer) questions;
requesting all relevant information prior to the (possible) provision of our services;
fulfilling pre-contractual obligations;
the formation of the agreement with LAWTREE Lawyers;
scheduling consultations;
the performance of the specific legal assignment for which you have engaged us (such as analyzing and answering your legal question, drafting legal documents, assisting and/or representing you in negotiations, transactions or any (possible) judicial and/or administrative proceedings, providing legal training or workshops);
processing data in documents intended for courts or other competent authorities (such as subpoenas, petitions, briefs);
follow-up and handling of your case;
general management of the client relationship (such as communication with LAWTREE Lawyers staff);
billing and collection of fees and expenses.

We do not collect sensitive data unless it is necessary for the establishment, exercise or substantiation of legal claims (Art. 9(2)(f) AVG). We also only process criminal data to the extent necessary for the purpose of the case. The processing of Personal Data of contact persons with our clients who are not parties to the contract is based on legitimate interest. In order to accurately compile our files, ensure more efficient follow-up, demonstrate what advice was provided at what time, and comply with our professional responsibility, we may record consultations with clients. In this case, the client will be informed in advance.

For accounting and billing purposes, I may process your Personal Identification Data (name, (business) address, e-mail address, telephone number), government-issued identification data (company number, VAT number), financial data (bank account number, method of payment) and a record of services rendered. The processing of this Personal Data allows us to keep our accounts, fulfill our accounting obligations (including the preparation of financial statements) and invoice our products, services and events. The legal basis for the processing of your Personal Data is based on the legal obligation (Article 6, §1, c) AVG), as contained in Art. I.1 and III.82 WER and Art. III.89 WER and Art. III.90 WER, the KB WVV, Article 3:1 WVV and Art. 320 WIB. (Legal obligation)

In addition, we process your Personal Data for the purpose of promoting our services and activities (e.g., information about new legislation, self-organized events and seminars), by using your contact details to send information and marketing materials – including promotional gifts – to you via e-mail or another channel, within the framework of an existing client relationship and for similar services to the ones you already purchased from us, up to a reasonable period of time after your last use of our services. (Justified interest) You have an absolute right to object to this processing, after which we must stop such processing. For marketing messages via e-mail, this can easily be done via the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each message.

For the organization of events such as trainings, seminars, workshops and events, we may process your personal identification data (name, (business) address, e-mail address, phone number), government-issued identification data (VAT number), training or employment data (position, company), memberships (IBJ, BIV, OVB…), financial data (bank account number, method of payment) and your image. When participating in a webinar, we also process data about your viewing behavior. With this data we can register your participation, provide you with the necessary information about the event, handle the allocation of IBJ or OVB points for your participation in the event and provide you with any materials, including invoicing if applicable. Photos taken during an event allow us to communicate about the event through our Website and social media. The legal basis for this processing of Personal Data is the conclusion and performance of an agreement with you as an event participant. If we take targeted images of you during the event and wish to share them on our Website and social media, we will seek your consent.

Finally, we process your Personal Data for the purpose of improving our services, based on your feedback as a current or former client, and exploring your interest in services not yet offered, with a view to possibly expanding our offerings. This includes market research, satisfaction surveys and soliciting feedback. (Justified interest)

Involved parties
Of involved parties (individuals who are not clients, but who appear in a client’s file), we additionally process Personal Data for, among other things, taking all necessary measures to provide the specific legal services for which our client has engaged us and for the realization of its legal claims, whether or not in the context of litigation based on the legitimate interest of our client and our firm or the necessity for the performance of the legal assignment.

This may include:

sending notices of default;
attempts at mediation or reconciliation;
processing your data in documents intended for courts or other bodies (subpoenas, petitions, briefs);
verifying your financial situation or that of your company (e.g., in the event of an acquisition, merger or the collection of unpaid invoices);
representing our client in negotiations with you, or in any pending litigation in which you are also a party;
asserting our client’s legal claims by taking the necessary steps with the appropriate authorities;
contacting you or your counsel at any stage of the dispute.

Suppliers, business partners and subcontractors
From our suppliers, business partners and subcontractors, we may process additional Personal Data (such as, among others, your personal identification data (name, (business) address, e-mail address, telephone number), government-issued identification data (company number, VAT number), as well as any other information provided to us or relevant in the context of our cooperation) for the purposes of entering into execution or termination of the agreement with you as supplier, business partner or subcontractor including (replacement) assignments in cooperation with confreres or any other cooperation agreement based on the conclusion or execution of the agreement for the supply of goods and/or services and in case of contact persons at the supplier or business partner who are not parties to the agreement based on our legitimate interest to organize our B2B management.

This includes:

negotiating a possible collaboration;
establishing the cooperation agreement;
managing the collaborative relationship;
managing orders;
paying amounts we owe you;
billing and collecting amounts owed to us by you in connection with the partnership.

In addition, we process your Personal Data for the purpose of improving our services, based on your feedback as a current or former supplier/business partner, as well as exploring your interest in services not yet offered with a view to possibly expanding our offerings. This includes market research, satisfaction surveys and requesting feedback. (Justified interest)

If you are counsel for an affected party, we process your Personal Data for the purpose of contacting you in order to comply with our deontological obligations and, where relevant, consulting and informing you of relevant elements of the file in your capacity as counsel. (Legal obligation if this communication is part of a legal obligation, and legitimate interest in all other cases)

Article 4 – The confidentiality of your Personal Data.

Whenever you provide Personal Data to us, we will treat this information in accordance with the provisions of this Privacy Statement and the legal obligations in the context of processing Personal Data, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2016/679. For the digital storage of your data, we primarily use external, specialized service providers who store it on servers in appropriately secure data centers. We process your data primarily through [XXX] and our specialized office software. We implement appropriate technical and organizational measures and procedures to ensure the confidentiality of your Personal Data and to secure and protect your Personal Data. In this way, we are committed, to the extent reasonably expected, to preventing unlawful processing of Personal Data and accidental loss or destruction of your Personal Data. However, despite these precautions, we cannot guarantee that your Personal Data will be protected if it is transmitted outside the forms the Website in an unsecured manner through other channels or otherwise communicated. We endeavor to optimize the security of your Personal Data by limiting access to your Personal Data to those with a “need-to-know” basis (e.g., only LAWTREE Lawyers and its employees, associates or subcontractors who need your Personal Data for the purposes described in Section 3 will have access to the data).

Article 5 – How do we collect your Personal Data and how long is it kept?

Collection of your Personal Data
We collect your Personal Data – without being exhaustive – in the following cases:

When you enter into an (employment) agreement with us;
When you complete the contact form provided on the Website;
When you call, email or correspond with us in any way other than through the Website;
when you are connected with us through the legal help desk of the Professional Institute of Real Estate Agents;
When you apply for a position with LAWTREE Lawyers.

We avoid the collection of Personal Data that is not relevant for the purposes set forth in Article 3. For clients, suppliers, business partners and subcontractors, we primarily obtain your data directly from you. This occurs as a result of our contact in the context of the (possible) provision of legal services, a (possible) cooperation, or when you act as counsel for an affected party. However, in specific circumstances, we may receive certain data indirectly, through public sources or through third parties. When we retrieve data of the categories mentioned above from public sources, this may be, for example, through the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (CBE), inter alia to verify who is a director within your company or to verify whether a proposal for cooperation is effectively submitted on behalf of a company. We may also obtain your information through your company if it is our client, supplier or business partner and your information is needed in that context. In addition, we may receive information from third parties, such as courts and tribunals, for example to retrieve judgments and rulings in files in which we have defended your interests or which are relevant to our legal services for other reasons. We may also access information in government databases such as the CBB or Regsol. When you act as counsel for an affected party, we may obtain your information through court records or through your office.

For involved parties, we obtain some of your data directly from you (for example, during consultations with a view to reaching an amicable settlement). In addition, to a significant extent we receive data through public sources or through third parties, including our client, your counsel or other parties involved in a case. With respect to public sources, this may include information that we consult or collect in the context of a specific assignment through various private or governmental databases (such as the CBE, the CBB, the Belgian Official Gazette, the website of the National Bank of Belgium), or through your profile on social media and other publicly accessible information. Information obtained from third parties may include information from your counsel, administrator or trustee. We will request and include such information in our files only when relevant and necessary to perform a specific engagement for our client.

Retention of your data
The Personal Data will be retained and processed by us for a period necessary according to the purposes of the processing. This mainly concerns the offering and provision of our legal services as a law firm and the creation of files containing all relevant data for their proper handling, in accordance with legal and deontological requirements. Under normal circumstances, we retain your data as a client or concerned party for a minimum of 5 (five) years and a maximum of 15 (fifteen) years after the conclusion of your file. This is necessary to comply with our legal retention obligations, to safeguard our evidentiary position in the event of a dispute and in view of possible deficiencies in the services provided within the framework of our professional liability. Moreover, in certain files, long (contractual or non-contractual) limitation or expiration periods must be taken into account. For business partners or suppliers, we keep your data as long as this is necessary for the correct and efficient management of our cooperation. After termination of the cooperation, we keep your data for a period of 5 (five) years after the last contact, except in the case of an ongoing dispute for which the Personal Data is still necessary. Data that belongs to you – as a client, concerned party, supplier or business partner – in a limited extent in our records will be kept for 7 (seven) years, in accordance with legal obligations. Other data will not be kept beyond a period of 2 (two) years after the last time a meaningful contact with you took place, except in the case of an explicit consent to keep this data longer.

Article 6 – Transfer of Personal Data.

Where necessary, we use external service providers to support our operational activities, such as the management of our IT systems and the digital preservation of our records. These external parties, when processing data on our behalf, act as processors. We share your data only to the extent necessary for the relevant purpose. These service providers may not use the data for other purposes and are contractually bound to confidentiality through a processor agreement. Specifically, when relevant, we share your data with the following categories of third parties for the purposes and legal bases listed below. In certain cases, these third parties act as processors on our behalf.

IT provider: Need to store and manage data
Postal Companies: Necessity for the formation or performance of a contract if a contract exists or is contemplated between us. Our legitimate interest or that of our client, in all other cases.
Payment service providers: Necessary for the formation or performance of a contract, including the handling of payments. Our legitimate interest or that of our client, in all other cases.
Business partners: Necessary for the formation or execution of a contract, if a cooperation is envisaged or entered into between us. Our legitimate interest or that of our client, in all other cases.
Client and involved parties: If you are a client or involved party, we may share your data with the involved opposing party or his counsel or with our client, and this at your express request or within the scope of our deontological duty to inform. This is always done with respect for the principle of proportionality and after a careful assessment in light of the specific case. Necessity for the conclusion or performance of a contract, if applicable. Our legitimate interest or that of our client or the party involved, or a legal obligation, in all other cases.
Government bodies, social security authorities, judicial authorities and regulated professions: This includes courts and tribunals, bailiffs, public prosecutors and police, banking and insurance institutions, notaries, syndicates, legal expenses insurers, external legal advisors, collection agencies, accountants, external lawyers and administrators of legally regulated databases. Legal obligation, when the transfer results from a legal obligation or an order from a governmental authority. Our legitimate interest or that of our client, in all other cases, including for the efficient defense of our client’s interests or our own interests in a (potential) dispute.

We will not transfer Personal Data to third parties located outside the European Economic Area. An exception may be subcontractors or employees (i) who are located in a country recognized by the European Commission or the Minister of Justice as having an adequate level of protection for the processing of Personal Data, or (ii) who retain the Personal Data in accordance with the Standard Contractual Clauses of the European Commission and thereby provide an adequate level of security for the processing of Personal Data.
We will further not transfer Personal Data to other parties located within the European Economic Area other than with your consent, unless:

the transfer is necessary to permit employees, agents or subcontractors to provide a service or perform a task on our behalf that is necessary for the performance of the agreement we have with you or within the scope of our legitimate interest (including but not limited to providing marketing support, to conduct market research or provide customer service);
this is required by law.

Any transfer of Personal Data to a recipient as listed above is in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679. We shall ensure that measures are taken so that the recipients cannot use the Personal Data for purposes other than those exhaustively listed in Article 3 and that the recipients have taken sufficient technical and organizational measures to protect such data. In order to ensure the security of the Personal Data, we will always conclude a processor agreement with the aforementioned recipients of the Personal Data. We will take all necessary precautions to ensure that employees and associates who have access to Personal Data process it only in accordance with this Privacy Notice and the legal obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679.

Article 7 – Rights of the data subject.

Pursuant to both Belgian and European legislation on the protection of Personal Data, you have the rights described below. If you wish to exercise these rights, please send us a written request to info@lawtree.be.

We will inform you of the action that will be taken within a period of 1 (one) month from receipt of the request. This period may be extended by up to 2 (two) months if the request is complex, in which case we will inform you of the reasons for this delay within 1 (one) month of the original request. If we decide not to act on your request, we will inform you why the request remains without action within 1 (one) month from receipt of the request.

Right to Access Personal Data
You have the right to instruct us to provide you with any Personal Data that we hold about you and to request a free copy of it, provided that the rights of other data subjects are not affected. If you request additional copies, we will charge you a reasonable fee equal to the administrative cost of making these copies.

Right to rectification of Personal Data
We kindly ask you to ensure that the Personal Data in our database is as accurate and complete as possible. If you believe that the information provided to us is incorrect or incomplete, please inform us as described above. We will then correct or supplement your Personal Data as soon as possible.

Right to erase Personal Data
You have the right to erase your Personal Data without undue delay in the following cases:

if it is no longer necessary to retain the Personal Data in relation to the purposes for which it was collected or otherwise processed;
if required by law;
if the Personal Data was obtained when you were a minor;
If the Personal Data was obtained without your explicit consent;
If you withdraw your consent to the consent-based processing of the Personal Data.

However, there are certain general exclusions to the right to erasure. Those general exclusions include cases where processing is necessary:

For compliance with a legal obligation; or
for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims.

Right to restrict processing of Personal Data
In the following cases, you have the right to restrict the processing of your Personal Data:

for challenging the accuracy of your Personal Data;
When the processing is unlawful, but you do not want the Personal Data to be deleted; or
if you object to the processing of your Personal Data, pending verification of that objection.

If processing is restricted on this basis, we may continue to store your Personal Data. However, we will only process the data with your express consent for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims, to protect the rights of another natural or legal person or for reasons of substantial public interest.

Right to object
You have the right to object to our processing of your Personal Data in the following cases:

If we process your Personal Data for direct marketing purposes (including profiling for these purposes) based on our legitimate interest;
Because of your specific situation (your special personal circumstances).

The right to data portability
If you wish to exercise your right to data portability, we will transfer the Personal Data in a structured, common and machine-readable form to a data controller of your choice.

Right to withdraw consent
To the extent that the legal basis for our processing of your Personal Data is your consent, you have the right to withdraw this consent at any time. However, this withdrawal will not affect the lawfulness of the processing that took place before the withdrawal.

The right to complain to a supervisory authority
You may at any time contact the Data Protection Authority by sending an e-mail to contact@apd-gba.be or by sending a written request to the Data Protection Authority, located at 1000 Brussels (Belgium), Press Street 35. You have the possibility to appeal to the competent court.

Article 8 – Referral to third parties

The Website may contain links to other websites that are not operated by us. While we use our best efforts to ensure that the links lead only to websites that have corresponding security and confidentiality standards, in no event are we responsible for the protection and confidentiality of Personal Information, including the information you provide on other websites, after you leave the Website. We emphasize to exercise care and always consult the privacy statement applicable to the website in question before providing Personal Data on other websites.

Article 9 – Changes

We have the right to modify this privacy statement at any time by posting a new version of it on our Website. We encourage you to check the Website on a regular basis to verify your agreement to any changes to this privacy statement. In any event, you will be notified by e-mail of any changes to this privacy statement to the extent that we have your e-mail address.

Article 10 – Cookies

LAWTREE Lawyers uses “cookies” each time you use the Website. A “cookie” is information sent through the server to your device and stored on the device’s hard drive. Cookies help LAWTREE Attorneys recognize your device when you use the Website. This enables LAWTREE Attorneys to make the processing more user-friendly and provide you with personalized service. For more information, please see our cookie statement, which can be found on our Website.