This Privacy Policy describes how Davis Dispute Advisory (“DDA”) collects and processes
personal data (“Personal Data”) through the Site, in accordance with Regulation (EU)

1. Data Controller
   The Data Controller is Davis Dispute Advisory,7 avenue de Suffren, 75007, Paris, France
   Email: contact@davisdisputes.com
   
2. Data Collected
   The Personal Data that Davis Dispute Advisory may collect through its website includes:
   – Email addresses and any other personal data voluntarily provided by users via contact
   forms or “mailto” links.
   – IP addresses (Internet Protocol) related to the user’s connection, collected for security
   purposes, technical maintenance, and anonymized statistical analysis.
   – Technical and browsing data collected by the hosting provider (logs) strictly necessary for
   the proper functioning and security of the website.
   – Information from cookies and analytics tools.
   
3. Purpose of Processing
   The Personal Data collected is used for the following purposes:
   – Responding to inquiries or contact requests sent to Davis Dispute Advisory.
   – Ensuring the security and proper functioning of the website.
   – Sending newsletters or communications, only if the user has given explicit consent.
   
   Only a valid email address is required to respond to requests or send communications. Any
   other Personal Data is optional.
   
4. Data Recipients
   Personal Data is accessible only to authorized personnel of DDA and to technical service
   providers acting as processors.
   
5. Data Retention
   Personal Data is retained for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was
   collected and processed, in accordance with legal and regulatory obligations.
   
6. Data Security
   Davis Dispute Advisory is committed to protecting Personal Data against loss, alteration,
   disclosure, or unauthorized access. Appropriate technical and organizational measures are
   implemented to ensure the security and confidentiality of the data.
   Personal Data processed is intended for authorized personnel of Davis Dispute Advisory, as well
   as service providers who offer sufficient guarantees regarding data protection.

7. Cookies
   The website uses cookies to enhance user experience and analyze navigation. Cookies do not
   directly identify users but record information related to browsing (pages visited, date and time of
   visits, etc.).
   Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They enable certain
   functionalities, improve site performance, and help us understand how users interact with the
   site.
   The cookies used on this website fall into the following categories:
   – Essential cookies, which are necessary for the proper functioning and security of the website.
   – Analytics cookies, which help us measure traffic, usage, and overall site performance.
   – Preference cookies, which remember certain user settings such as language or region.

Users may oppose the use of cookies by configuring their browser settings. However, disabling
certain cookies may affect the proper functioning of parts of the website.
The site may also use third-party cookies, including services such as Google Analytics. These
providers are responsible for their own privacy and cookie policies, which may apply
independently of this policy.
Only cookies necessary for the functioning of the site are placed by default. Any non-essential
cookies (if used) will be subject to prior consent.

8. Policy Updates
Davis Dispute Advisory reserves the right to modify this policy to comply with legislative and
regulatory changes. Users are encouraged to regularly review this page for any updates.

9. Rights of Data Subjects
In accordance with GDPR and the French Data Protection Act, Data Subjects have the following
rights:
– Right of access, rectification, erasure, and restriction of processing of Personal Data.
– Right to data portability.
– Right to object to the processing of Personal Data for legitimate reasons.
– Right to define directives regarding the retention, deletion, and communication of Personal Data after their death.
To exercise these rights, Data Subjects may submit a request by email to:
contact@davisdisputes.com or by postal mail to the following address: 7 avenue de Suffren,
75007, Paris, France.
Any request must be accompanied by a copy of a signed identification document.
Data Subjects also have the right to lodge a complaint with the CNIL.