Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy — Agmon with Tulchinsky, Law Firm

Last Updated: March 2026

 

This Privacy Policy describes how we, at Agmon & Tulchinsky, Law Firm (the “Firm,” “We,” or “Us“) collect, store, and process personal information about visitors to our website at www.agmon-law.co.il and through other online services operated by the Firm and/or on its behalf (the “Website“) individuals who browse the Website or our landing pages (“Users“), individuals who express interest in the Firm’s services, and the Firm’s clients.

For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, “Personal Information” means any data relating to an identified or identifiable individual.

By using the Website, the additional services offered by the Firm or by contacting us (the “Services“), you consent to this Privacy Policy, including the collection and processing of Personal Information as described herein. Nothing in this Privacy Policy derogates from any other consent you have expressly or implicitly given to us, or from the Terms of Use available here [add hyperlink to the TOU].

Provision of Information and Consequences of Non-Provision — In general, you are not required by law to provide us with any Personal Information, and such provision is at your discretion and subject to your consent, unless otherwise specified. If you do not agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy, we ask that you refrain from providing Personal Information or using our Services. Please note that in such case, we may be unable to provide you with the requested Services and/or respond to your inquiries.

 

  1. Types of Personal Information Collected
    • Personal Information You Provide to Us

When you contact us and/or use the Services, you may be asked to provide Personal Information about yourself. This information may include: full name, contact details (phone number, email address), residential address/mailing address, company name and job title, the reason for your inquiry, and any other information requested in connection with the Services offered. In addition, we will collect any other information you provide us and/or that is contained in documents you submit to us.

In certain cases, for the purpose of engaging with you as a client or vendor of the Firm, you may be asked to provide additional details and/or additional information may be collected, such as bank account details, financial information, commercially confidential information, additional Personal Information, and any other information required in connection with our Services.

Furthermore, for the purpose of and/or as a condition for the provision of the Firm’s Services, you may be required to complete forms and/or submit additional Personal Information, in accordance with applicable legal requirements relating to the requested Services, including anti-money laundering laws and similar legislation.

Fields designated as “mandatory” will be clearly marked and may vary depending on the specific Service.

You represent and warrant that all information you provide to the Firm and/or in connection with the Services is true, reliable, and accurate. In addition, to the extent you provide Personal Information on behalf of and/or in the name of a third party, you hereby represent and warrant that you are duly authorized to provide such Personal Information, that you have obtained the third party’s consent to the disclosure of such information to the Firm in accordance with this Privacy Policy, and that such disclosure does not infringe on any third party’s rights and/or privacy.

Submission of Resumes and Recruitment Processes – When applying for a position with us, you will be asked to provide information about yourself, including your full name, email address, phone number, education and employment history, professional qualifications, and any additional information included in your resume or other documents submitted as part of your application. In addition, as part of the evaluation of your candidacy, we may contact references and former employers to obtain references and/or additional information about you.

  • Personal Information Collected Automatically

Certain data may be collected automatically during your use of the Website and/or in the course of receiving/providing the Services. This information, which is also collected through third-party service providers, includes:

  • Data regarding the scope and frequency of use, preferences and activity patterns, browsing path, visits to web pages and advertisements before, during, and after visiting the Website.
  • Information about the device you use, IP address depending on the network, computer or mobile device used to browse the Website and/or contact us (the “Device“), Device identifier, browser type, and Device location information (geographic), whether the device or any of its components are active or inactive, in accordance with the Device’s settings.
  • Performance data and issues relating to the Website and Services, and similar information.
  • For information about the use of cookies and similar technologies, please refer to our Cookies Policy.

The collection of this information is intended for the maintenance and efficient management of the Website and Services, as well as for statistical analysis, monitoring, improvement of Services, and enhancement of the user experience.

  • Collection of Personal Information from Third Parties

Where necessary, the Firm may receive Personal Information about you from third parties, such as vendors, business partners, or external services. This information may be combined or cross-referenced with Personal Information provided directly by you or collected in the course of our activities, as described in this Privacy Policy.

 

  1. Cookies and Data Collection Technologies

In the course of your interactions with the Firm or your use of the Services, the Firm and/or anyone acting on its behalf may automatically collect and/or infer additional information, including the date of your inquiry, the duration of your inquiry, and the communication channel used.

In addition, certain tracking technologies may be employed, such as cookies, pixels, tags, and scripts (collectively, “Cookies”) These technologies collect and analyze data about the use of the Website for the purposes set out below.

Some Cookies are operated by us (“first-party Cookies“), while others are operated by third-party partners that provide us with analytics, advertising, and marketing services (“third-party Cookies“), and such partners may use the collected information for their own business purposes as well. For more information about the types of Cookies used and the information collected through them, please refer to the Cookie management tool available on the Firm’s Website.

You may delete and/or block Cookies on your device by adjusting the relevant settings in the browser you use.

 

  1. Purposes of Collection and Use of Personal Information

The Firm will use the Personal Information you have provided and/or that has been collected by it and/or by third parties for the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy and for any other purpose specified in the Terms of Use and/or in connection with the Services, including:

  • To manage the Firm’s operations and provide the Services, including for the purpose of engagement, your use of the Website, and responding to your inquiries;
  • To make content accessible to you and to send you information and marketing communications, subject to your consent and in accordance with applicable law;
  • To tailor advertisements displayed to you during your use of the Services and on other digital platforms;
  • For business purposes, such as billing, internal documentation, improvement of existing Services, and development of new services and products;
  • To exercise, enforce, and/or protect the rights and/or interests of the Firm and/or third parties;
  • To investigate disputes, claims, demands, and/or legal proceedings between you and/or your representatives and the Firm;
  • As required by law and/or to comply with applicable legal requirements and/or professional ethics rules, including the disclosure of information to authorities and/or pursuant to a regulatory directive;
  • To identify, prevent, or address security or technical issues, as well as instances in which the Website is used in violation of the Terms of Use and/or by any person reasonably suspected of being unauthorized;
  • Any other purpose as expressly presented in the context of the Services.

 

  1. Disclosure of Personal Information to Third Parties

The Firm may disclose Personal Information to third parties (including by granting access) in the following circumstances:

  • For the provision of the Services, where the disclosure of Personal Information is made to the Firm’s agents and/or persons acting on its behalf, including consultants, service providers, and vendors, for the purpose of providing the Services and/or operating the Website and/or managing the Firm’s marketing activities. For example, Personal Information about our clients is stored in various information systems and with various hosting service providers;
  • Where the Firm has requested your permission and you have given your express consent;
  • For the ongoing management of the Firm’s needs, including enforcement of this Privacy Policy and/or the Terms of Use;
  • Where required by law, pursuant to a court order, in connection with reporting to a competent authority, and/or in the context of legal proceedings;
  • In the event of a dispute, claim, demand, or legal proceedings between you and the Firm;
  • In the event of a transfer of operations to another entity or firm by any means, in the event of a merger, or if we merge the Firm’s business with that of a third party.
  • Information transferred about you outside the jurisdiction of Israel, including to jurisdictions where privacy and data security laws may not be as comprehensive as those in Israel, will be transferred in accordance with the Privacy Protection (Transfer of Data to Databases Abroad) Regulations, 5761-2001.

The Firm may transfer non-personally identifiable information (e.g., statistical or aggregated data), whether for consideration or otherwise, to third parties with whom it has business or other relationships, for any purpose.

 

  1. Mailing and Marketing Communications

If you have subscribed to receive newsletters and/or other communications from the Firm (“Marketing Communications“), we will send you periodic legal updates and/or Marketing Communications, including to offer you various services that may be of interest to you.

In addition, the Firm may send direct marketing (as defined in the Protection of Privacy law, 5741-1981), personalized on the basis of your affiliation with a group sharing certain characteristics and on the basis of segmentation and profiling activities conducted using information stored in the Firm’s database.

Under applicable law, you are entitled to request in writing that your information be deleted from the database used for direct marketing.

Communications may be sent through any means of communication, including with the assistance of third parties, including by email, mobile phone, SMS messages, and WhatsApp messages. By providing your email address and/or phone number when subscribing to receive Marketing Communications, you consent to receiving commercial messages in accordance with Section 30A of the Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasting), 5742-1982.

You may opt out of receiving these communications at any time by clicking the “unsubscribe” link in any of the emails you receive from us, or through any other means specified in the Marketing Communication, in accordance with applicable law. For the avoidance of doubt, this does not preclude the Firm from sending service-related messages.

 

  1. Links to Third-Party Websites

Clicking on links to third-party websites displayed on the Website and/or within the Services is at your sole responsibility. These links are provided for your convenience only. The Firm is not responsible for the availability of such links and/or websites or for their data collection practices. The privacy policies of third parties are not governed by the Firm, and it is your responsibility to review them before using such third parties’ services and/or websites.

 

  1. Retention of Information

The information collected by us, as described in this Privacy Policy, will be retained by the Firm for the period necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it was collected, or for a longer period if required in order to comply with our legal obligations and/or to support the Firm’s ongoing business operations.

In addition, the Firm may continue to retain your Personal Information where there is a need to do so, for example, in preparation for potential legal proceedings or for documentation, archival, and other legal purposes.

Your Personal Information will be stored in the Firm’s database, which may be maintained and managed on its behalf by a third party. However, nothing herein shall obligate the Firm to retain any information about you and/or in connection with the Services you have obtained from the Firm, except as required by law.

 

  1. Data Security

The Firm takes reasonable measures to secure the Website, the Services, and your Personal Information, including through technological mechanisms and systems designed to protect against data breaches, unauthorized access and use, as well as unauthorized transfer, disclosure, copying, and deletion of information. However, while these efforts are designed to reduce existing risks, we cannot guarantee that they will provide absolute protection against breaches and/or unauthorized access. In the event that you suspect a security incident has occurred, you are requested to notify the Firm immediately using the contact details provided below.

 

  1. Minors

The use of the Website and/or the Services is intended for adults over the age of 18 with legal capacity only, and we do not knowingly collect Personal Information from children under the age of 18. The provision of Personal Information by minors or individuals who lack the legal capacity to provide their consent is subject to obtaining the consent of their parents or legal guardian prior to using the Services and providing personal details.

 

  1. Rights of Access and Correction

In certain circumstances, you may have the right to access Personal Information collected about you in accordance with Section 13 of the Protection of Privacy law, 5741-1981, and you may also have the right to request the correction or deletion of information collected about you if you find it to be inaccurate, incomplete, unclear, or outdated, in accordance with Section 14 of the aforementioned law. For more information, please contact us using the contact details below.

 

  1. Updates and Changes to the Privacy Policy

The Firm reserves the right to update and amend this Privacy Policy from time to time, without prior notice or the need to obtain your approval. Changes to this Privacy Policy shall take effect immediately upon publication on the Website, and we therefore recommend that you periodically visit this page to review the most current version of the Privacy Policy. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event of material changes to this Privacy Policy, we will make reasonable efforts to notify you of such changes, including by posting a notice on the Website.

 

  1. Miscellaneous

If any provision of this Privacy Policy is determined to be invalid by a final and non-appealable court judgment or judicial decision, only that provision shall be void, and all remaining provisions of this Privacy Policy shall remain in full force and effect and continue to be binding upon you.

You agree that this Privacy Policy shall be given the broadest interpretation and application in order to uphold its provisions, in whole or in part.

This Privacy Policy shall be governed exclusively by the laws of the State of Israel. The courts of competent jurisdiction in the Tel Aviv-Jaffa district shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any matter arising out of or in connection with this Privacy Policy and the Services.

 

  1. Contact Us

If you have any questions or requests regarding this Privacy Policy and/or the Personal Information collected by the Firm, as the “database controller” as defined in the Protection of Privacy law, including requests to remove your contact details from the Firm’s mailing lists, please contact Adv. Mati Goldberg by email at [email protected].