Privacy Policy

This website is owned and operated by Daniel Hollis LLP, which recognises that preserving the privacy of users of this site is paramount. We have therefore aligned our privacy policy strictly with all relevant data protection laws that govern the security of such information, not only for those who use this site, but anyone who opts to submit any data or information to our company.

We have elected to publish this privacy policy to explain how we collect, use, disclose and protect the data submitted to us when accessing and using this website. As a result, the ensuing text delineates the disposition of the personal data we aggregate, the application of such information, the rights users possess over their personal data, in conjunction with the measures we undertake to protect the material submitted to us.

Personal data is defined in the laws of many countries where we conduct our operations, and includes any information relating to an identifiable natural person. In context, this refers to anyone who can be identified directly or indirectly by reference to an identifier. For example, this could be by name, identification number, location data, or by IP address.

In general, visitors may access this site and view its content, while also opting to remain anonymous and not providing us with any personal data. However, utilising the digital services of Daniel Hollis LLP signifies the consent of the user to the assemblage and application of personal data, reflective of the stipulations contained within this policy. If any user does not agree with any of the conditions described herein, the use of this website should be terminated with immediate effect.

In the course of interactions with Daniel Hollis LLP, we may opt to collect specific data to facilitate further contact or identification. This includes key information, such as the full name of the individual involved, in addition to their email address and telephone number. Preferences and settings are analysed through the use of cookies and user-supplied data, with the aim of enhancing the interface of the website and improving the web experience of those who access the site.

To enhance security measures and improve services, the IP address and related device information used to access the website are also recorded. This also incorporates safeguarding measures designed to deter abuse and fraud, and ultimately maintain the integrity of our services. Likewise, any content that is submitted on this platform by individuals is collected and retained for future reference, and we also store any optional or supplementary information provided to us with the intention of providing a more personalised service to the user at the appropriate time.

In accordance with the relevant data protection regulations, Daniel Hollis LLP is legally entrusted as the controller of this material. These particular legal provisions confer legislative rights upon the users of this website with regard to their personal information, such as a right to be informed about our own data use practices in easily understandable and readily available disclosures.

This is in addition to a right of access, allowing individuals to scrutinize their own personal data under our stewardship. Deficiencies, inaccuracies, mistakes and omissions can also be rectified at the request of a user, in conjunction with the opportunity to request data deletion under certain, pre-determined conditions. The legislation also includes a safeguard to restrict, limit or halt the processing of their data by our organisation, together with a facility to rescind or withdraw consent when there is a legitimate legal basis for such practices to continue.

Moreover, users may object to our processing methodology in relation to any direct marketing we may partake in, or opt to reclaim and employ their data across all our services of their own accord. Lastly, with our company increasingly utilising new technologies to mechanise our existing systems, all individuals are granted immunity from decisions based solely on automated processing.

The proactive implementation of technical and organisational safeguards takes precedence at Daniel Hollis LLP, principally to protect personal data from unauthorised access, accidental loss or potential damage. However, due to the global nature of our business, all such material may be stored and transferred to parties located in other countries, including outside the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area. These other countries may have different data protection laws to the country from which the material was originally submitted to us, and therefore may be deemed as providing inadequate statutory protections.

Daniel Hollis LLP reserves the exclusive right to adjust, modify or supersede this privacy policy at any time, with users dutifully notified of any alterations via publication on this webpage. The continued use and interaction with this website following such amendments implies agreement with this policy in its revised form. Any enquiries regarding these terms, or to exercise any legal rights, should be directed by email to admin@danielholl.is or by telephone by calling (+44) 0843 122 3212.

Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy should be read in conjunction with our privacy policy, and provides an articulate outline regarding the utilisation of cookies on our website. Cookies are short text files that are downloaded and stored on a device when visiting a website or using an application. Their ubiquity across online platforms facilitates the recognition of devices by third-party analytics providers, while simultaneously optimising user experience by retaining existing user preferences. 

Daniel Hollis LLP employs this technology to amass data concerning user browsing patterns, thereby gaining invaluable insights into website usage and ensuring that our website conforms to user requirements. This includes improving both usability and functionality of the website, and aiding our understanding of how both materials and resources can be improved accordingly. 

This website utilises cookies from third-party companies to analyse the use of this website, with information collected in connection to the referring URL, the webpages visited, browser type, language settings, operating system and screen resolution. This data may be transmitted to servers located outside the current territory or country of the user where it will be stored and analysed, with the respective results made available to our company in an anonymised form. 

Our use of cookies is executed with the utmost respect for privacy, with Daniel Hollis LLP guaranteeing that the deployment of cookies adheres to the highest technological standards and ethical practices. At present, cookies remain fundamental in memorising user-selected options on the website, delivering customised experiences and enabling the site to retain user actions and settings for subsequent visits. Likewise, temporary session cookies facilitate the operability of our website by enabling smooth navigation between pages, however these cookies are deleted and permanently removed when the user closes their browser. 

The use of these cookies in the countries of the European Union and the United Kingdom is based on the consent of the user under the terms dictated in Article 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation, otherwise known as GDPR. However, all users maintain the right to withdraw consent to the use of cookies at any time by clicking on the opt-out link. Anyone outside these territories retain complete authority to adjust or restrict cookies via their browser configurations, although it is pertinent that amendments to such preferences could inhibit or negatively influence the experience and functionality presented by this website. 

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