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Information pursuant to Article 13 of the Code regarding the protection of personal data (D. Lgs. N. 196/2003)

Pursuant to Article 13 of D. Lgs. N. 196/2003 (after Code), and in relation to the information which the lawyer will possess with the custody of your practice,
We inform you of the following:

1. Purpose of processing data.
The data processing is intended only to the correct and complete execution of the professional task received, both in juridical and extra juridical scope, in the limits indicated by the general authorizations of the Guarantor. The processing will include all the operations or complex of operations necessary within the limits and the conditions posed by the Articles 4, (comma 1 letter a), and 11 of the Code, including the communication to the persons referred to in point 4, subject to the prohibition of communication relating to data disclosing health status (Article 22, comma 8, of the Code).

2. Modality of processing data.
a) The processing can be done with or without the aid of electronic devices or however automated;
b) The processing is done by the holder and/or by the people in charge of processing.

3) Provision of data.
The provision of common personal data, sensitive and juridical is strictly necessary for the performance of the activities in point 1.

4) Communication of data.
Personal data can be communicated, other than by the person in charge of processing, by the following people:
a) Juridical Authority, public administrations, security institutions and assistance and other institutions, in all cases in which such communication is required by law, by regulation or by national legislation and/or community;
b) Company or outside professionals, in relation to specific performances or services requested by the concerned.

5) Transfer of data abroad.
Personal data can be transferred to Countries of the European Union and to Third Countries under and for the purposes in point 1.

6) Refusal to provide data.
Any refusal by the concerned to confer personal common data, sensitive and juridical, could make it totally or partially impossible, to execute the performances or services asked.

7) Diffusion of data.
Personal data is not subject to diffusion, or communication to people other than the ones indicated in point 4, without explicit consent of the concerned.

8) Holder and responsible of processing.
Holder and responsible of the processing is Attorney Alessandro Palmigiano, with the firm in Riccardo Wagner Street number 9, Palermo.

9) Rights of the concerned.
At any time the concerned may exercise the rights in Article 7 of the Code of which we show the full text:

Article 7 – The right to access personal data and other rights.
1. The concerned has the right to obtain the confirm of the existence or not of personal data that concerns him, even if not yet registered, and the communication in an intelligible form.
2. The concerned has the right to obtain the indication:
a) of the source of the personal data;
b) the purposes and methods of the processing;
c) of the logic applied in case of processing done with electronic devices;
d) of the identification of the concerned, of the responsible and the designated representative pursuant to Article 5, comma 2;
e) of people and categories of people to whom the personal data can be communicated or that can come to knowledge as designated representative in the territory of the State, of responsibles or in charge.
3) The concerned has the right to obtain:
a) the updating, the rectification that is , when he is interested, the integration of the data;
b) the deletion, the transformation in anonymous form or the blocking of data processed in violation of the law, including those that do not need the preservation in relation to the purposes for which the data has been collected or subsequently treated;
c) the acknowledgement that the transactions referred to in points a) and b) have been brought to the attention, also as regards their contents, of those to whom the data has been communicated or diffused, except the case in which such requirement is impossible or involves the use of means manifestly disproportionate to the protected right.
4. The concerned has the right to oppose, in all or in part:
a) for legitimate reasons the processing of personal data that concern him, even though relevant to the purpose of gathering;
b) the processing of personal data that concern him for the purposes of sending advertising material or direct selling or for the carrying out of market research or of commercial communication.
It should be noted that personal data can be processed for the purposes of the obligations imposed by the legislation against anti-money laundering (Decree 03.02.2006, n. 141 – Regulation on the identification requirements, preservation of the information for the purposes of anti-money laundering and the reporting of suspicious transactions).