Privacy Policy

Last Updated: 01.09.2026

1. General

David Sofer Law Offices (the "Firm", "our Firm", "we", "us" or "our") respects the privacy of users of this website and places great importance on protecting personal information provided to the Firm or collected in connection with the use of the website and related digital services.

This Privacy Policy is intended to explain, among other things, what personal information may be collected, how it is collected, the purposes for which it may be used, with whom it may be shared, how it is retained, and the rights available to you in relation to such information under applicable law.

This Policy applies to the use of the website, inquiries submitted through website forms, and the use of communication channels, tools and digital services to which the website directs users or which the Firm uses in connection with the operation of the website and communications with persons contacting the Firm.

Use of the website is subject to this Policy and to applicable Israeli law, including, in particular, the Privacy Protection Law, 5741–1981, as amended from time to time, and the regulations promulgated thereunder.

2. Data Controller

The controller of personal information collected in connection with the website is David Sofer Law Offices.

Name: David Sofer Law Offices
Address: 55 HaMasger Street, Tel Aviv 6721707, Israel
Telephone: 03-561-8550
Email: dsoffer@dsoffer.co.il

You may contact the Firm using these details with any question concerning this Privacy Policy, the use of personal information, or the exercise of rights under applicable law.

3. Information We May Collect

The Firm may collect and process personal information depending on how you use the website, the actions you perform on it, and the information you choose to provide.

Information You Provide to Us

When contacting the Firm through a contact form, email, telephone, WhatsApp or another communication channel to which the website refers, you may provide information such as:

• First and last name.
• Telephone number and other contact details.
• Email address.
• Name of a company, business or other entity, where relevant.
• Subject of the inquiry.
• Contents of messages and correspondence.
• Documents, files and other information you choose to provide to the Firm.
• Information relating to the legal matter regarding which you contact us.

Information of Special Sensitivity

Due to the nature of a law firm's activities, information that you choose to provide in connection with an inquiry may also include information of special sensitivity or information subject to duties of confidentiality, including family, medical, economic, financial, property-related, legal or other information concerning your personal affairs.

We recommend that you do not provide sensitive information through a general contact form unless it is necessary for the initial inquiry, and in particular that you do not submit passwords, full payment-card details or documents that are not required at that stage.

Information Collected Automatically

When you browse the website, technical information and information concerning your use of the website may be collected automatically, including IP address, online identifiers, device type, operating system, browser type and version, browser language, browsing dates and times, pages viewed, time spent on the website, actions performed on the website, traffic source, referring URL, campaign data and other technical information.

Such information may be collected through the website's servers, Cookies, pixels, tags, Local Storage, log files and similar technologies.

4. Providing Information Is Voluntary

As a general rule, you are not legally required to provide personal information to the Firm through the website, and the provision of such information is voluntary and based on your consent, unless otherwise stated or unless a legal obligation applies in particular circumstances.

However, if you do not provide certain details required in order to handle your inquiry, such as your name and contact details, we may be unable to respond to your inquiry, contact you, assess the matter you have raised or provide the requested service.

5. Purposes of Collection and Use of Information

The Firm may use personal information for the purposes for which it was provided or collected, for compatible purposes, and for other purposes permitted by law.

Such purposes may include, among others:

• Receiving and handling inquiries submitted through the website.
• Contacting persons who have approached the Firm and responding to inquiries.
• Scheduling calls, meetings and consultations.
• Conducting an initial assessment of a legal matter and of the possibility of providing legal services.
• Conducting preliminary checks, including checks relating to professional restrictions or conflicts of interest.
• Providing legal services and managing the relationship with clients where a professional engagement with the Firm has been established.
• Maintaining records of inquiries, correspondence and communications.
• Managing, maintaining and ensuring the proper operation of the website.
• Securing the website and detecting or preventing unauthorized activity, fraud, misuse or security incidents.
• Analyzing website usage patterns, generating statistical information and measuring performance.
• Improving the website, its content, the services presented on it and the user experience.
• Measuring the effectiveness of advertising, campaigns and traffic sources.
• Personalizing content and marketing, where tools enabling such activities are used and subject to applicable law.
• Managing, protecting and exercising legal rights.
• Complying with legal, regulatory, professional and ethical obligations applicable to the Firm.

The Firm will not use personal information for a purpose that is incompatible with the purpose for which it was collected unless appropriate consent has been obtained or such use is otherwise permitted or required by law.

6. Contacting the Firm Does Not, by Itself, Create an Attorney–Client Relationship

Providing information through the website, sending a message or making initial contact with the Firm does not, by itself, create an attorney–client relationship and does not constitute an undertaking by the Firm to accept any particular matter for representation or handling.

Before accepting a matter, the Firm may conduct preliminary checks as required in the circumstances, including an assessment of whether representation is possible and a conflict-of-interest check.

For this reason, we recommend that you avoid sending sensitive information or extensive documentation before receiving appropriate instructions from the Firm.

7. Cookies and Similar Technologies

The website uses or may use Cookies and similar technologies for purposes including operating and securing the website, storing settings and preferences, measuring usage, analyzing data, improving performance, measuring campaigns and supporting marketing activities.

Cookies are files or digital identifiers stored on a user's device or through the browser and may enable information to be stored, the browser or device to be recognized, preferences to be retained and information about website usage to be obtained.

The website may use Cookies and similar technologies of the following types:

• Essential Cookies – required for the proper and secure operation of the website.
• Functional Cookies – used to retain settings, preferences and certain website functionality.
• Analytics and Measurement Cookies – used to analyze website usage, measure performance and generate statistical information.
• Advertising and Marketing Cookies – where enabled, used for campaign measurement, audience creation, personalized advertising and measurement of advertising effectiveness.

8. Google Analytics and Measurement Tools

The website uses or may use Google Analytics and other measurement and analytics services to obtain statistical information regarding website usage, including the number of visits, pages viewed, duration of visits, traffic sources, device types and other usage data.

These services may use Cookies, online identifiers and other technologies, and certain information may be transmitted to and processed by the relevant service provider in accordance with its terms and privacy policy.

The website may also use Google Tag Manager or similar services for managing tags and measurement tools implemented on the website.

9. Advertising, Measurement and Future Services

The Firm may in the future, according to its needs, use additional measurement, advertising and marketing services, including Google Ads, Meta Pixel, Microsoft Clarity or similar services, for purposes such as campaign measurement, analysis of website behavior, service improvement, audience creation or the display of personalized advertising.

If such services are implemented, their use will be subject to applicable law, this Policy and the website's consent and preference-management mechanisms, where required.

10. Managing Cookies and Preferences

You may configure your browser to block or delete certain Cookies. However, blocking essential or functional Cookies may affect the operation of the website or your ability to use certain features.

Where a Cookie preference-management mechanism is available on the website, it may be used to select or modify your preferences regarding the use of non-essential Cookies.

Where consent is required by law before activating a particular technology that is not essential to the operation of the website, such technology will be used in accordance with the user's selection and the applicable consent mechanism.

11. Disclosure of Information to Service Providers and Third Parties

The Firm does not sell personal information collected through the website to third parties for their independent commercial use.

The Firm may disclose information, or provide access to it, to suppliers and service providers acting on behalf of the Firm, only to the extent necessary for the provision of their services and for the relevant purposes.

Such parties may include hosting and server providers, website development and maintenance providers, WordPress systems and plugins, cloud services, email providers, backup services, information-security providers, customer and inquiry management systems, form systems, communication platforms, messaging services, analytics, measurement and advertising providers, mapping providers, CAPTCHA services, technical support providers and professional advisers.

Information may also be disclosed to attorneys, consultants, experts or other professional service providers where this is required for the handling of a particular matter and subject to the professional and legal duties applicable to the Firm.

In addition, information may be disclosed where disclosure is required by law, a court order or an instruction of a competent authority, as well as where necessary to protect the Firm's rights, investigate a dispute, prevent harm or exercise a legal right, all subject to applicable law and the confidentiality obligations applicable to the Firm.

12. Third-Party Services

The website may include or make use of third-party services, such as Google services, mapping services, video services, messaging services, social networks, security services, form systems and other tools.

Your use of such services may also be subject to the privacy policies and terms of use of the relevant third party, and the Firm does not have complete control over the independent activities of an external party that is not acting on its behalf.

13. Transfer of Information Outside Israel

Some of the technology providers used or potentially used by the Firm operate outside Israel or store and process information on servers located in various countries.

Accordingly, personal information may be transferred, stored or processed outside the borders of Israel, including through cloud providers, email services, analytics providers, security services, hosting services and other technology providers.

Where a transfer of information outside Israel is subject to requirements under Israeli law, the Firm will act in accordance with the applicable legal requirements and the mechanisms permitted for such transfers.

14. Mailings, Updates and Marketing Communications

The mere provision of details through a contact form or an inquiry to the Firm does not, by itself, constitute consent to receive advertising messages or marketing communications where applicable law requires separate consent for such communications.

If the Firm offers registration for a newsletter, professional updates, marketing content or promotional messages in the future, such communications will be sent in accordance with applicable law and subject to obtaining consent where required.

Where a recipient has the right to request that such communications cease, this may be done through the unsubscribe mechanism included in the communication or by contacting the Firm.

15. Data Retention and Data Minimization

The Firm seeks to retain personal information only for such period as is reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected and for compliance with obligations applicable to the Firm.

The applicable retention period may vary according to the type of information, the purpose for which it was collected, the nature of the inquiry or engagement, business and legal needs, documentation and retention requirements, professional obligations, limitation periods and the need to defend against claims or legal proceedings.

Information that is no longer required may be deleted, de-identified or retained on a restricted basis, depending on the circumstances and applicable law.

The Firm may periodically review information retained in its systems in order to identify and reduce excess information that is no longer required for the purposes of the relevant database or processing activity.

16. Information Security

The Firm implements organizational and technological measures intended to protect personal information and reduce the risks of unauthorized access, unauthorized use, disclosure, alteration, loss, deletion or other harm to information, having regard to the nature of the information and the requirements of applicable law.

Such measures may include access management, identification and authentication measures, restriction of access to information on a need-to-know basis, protection of communications and computer systems, backups, updates, technological security measures and oversight of external parties that are granted access to information.

However, no computer or communications system is completely immune from intrusion, malfunction, human error or security incidents, and the Firm therefore cannot guarantee absolute security of information.

17. Right of Access to Personal Information

In accordance with Section 13 of the Privacy Protection Law, and subject to the conditions and exceptions prescribed by law, a person is entitled to access, personally or through a person duly authorized for this purpose, personal information relating to that person and held in a database.

A request to access personal information may be submitted to the Firm using the contact details set out in this Policy.

18. Correction of Personal Information

In accordance with Section 14 of the Privacy Protection Law, a person who has reviewed personal information relating to them and found that it is inaccurate, incomplete, unclear or not up to date may request that the information be corrected in accordance with applicable law.

The Firm may request reasonable information or documentation in order to verify the identity of the requester before granting access to personal information or making changes to it, for the purpose of protecting the privacy of data subjects.

19. Requests for Deletion of Personal Information

You may also contact the Firm with a request to delete personal information. Any such request will be considered in accordance with applicable law, the nature of the information, the purpose for which it is retained, and the legal or professional obligations applicable to the Firm.

There may be circumstances in which the Firm is permitted or required to continue retaining information following a deletion request, including for purposes of complying with a legal obligation, maintaining professional records, conducting or defending legal proceedings, or pursuing another legitimate interest permitted by law.

20. Information Concerning Other Persons

If you provide the Firm with personal information concerning another person, you must ensure that the information is provided lawfully and that you are entitled to provide it in the relevant circumstances.

You should not provide information concerning a third party through the website unless there is a reasonable need to provide such information in connection with your inquiry.

21. Minors

The website and the legal services presented on it are not primarily intended for minors, and the Firm does not knowingly seek to collect personal information from minors through the website other than in accordance with applicable law.

Where information concerning a minor must be provided in connection with a legal matter, it should be provided having regard to the circumstances of the matter and in accordance with applicable law.

22. Anonymous and Statistical Information

The Firm may use aggregated, statistical or de-identified information that does not reasonably identify a particular individual for purposes including analysis, measurement, security, service improvement, internal research and improvement of the website.

23. Changes to This Privacy Policy

The Firm may update this Privacy Policy from time to time, including as a result of changes in applicable law, the Firm's activities, the website, the services offered through it, or the technologies and service providers used.

The updated version will be published on the website and will state the date on which it was last updated.

If a material change is made to the manner in which personal information is used, additional notice or consent mechanisms will be implemented to the extent required by applicable law.

24. Contact Us Regarding Privacy

For questions regarding this Policy, to request additional information, or to submit a request to access or correct personal information, please contact:

David Sofer Law Offices
Address: 55 HaMasger Street, Tel Aviv 6721707, Israel
Telephone: 03-561-8550
Email: dsoffer@dsoffer.co.il

Last Updated: 01.09.2026