CONDITIONS OF USE :

1. General

By using the gross-law.ch website (hereinafter referred to as the website), you expressly accept the terms of use set out below.

2. Data protection

Principle

In accordance with Swiss law, we undertake to respect the confidentiality of your personal data and to use it solely for the purposes for which you have provided it.

Cookies

This site uses cookies which are essential for its proper operation:

  • Necessary cookies are essential for using the website and its functions. These cookies ensure, for example, that you can navigate from page to page without the information entered in a form or the products placed in a basket disappearing. Necessary cookies cannot be deactivated.

This site does not use cookies for audience measurement or for sharing on social networks. 

Forms - contact by e-mail

We collect, process and use your personal information for:

  • Responding to all your requests made via a contact form or by clicking on the e-mail link
  • Responding to your requests 
  • Processing your application for a current or future job vacancy

3. Copyright

No data may be used, modified or reproduced without the written consent of GROSS & ASSOCIÉS. All texts, images, videos, sounds or source codes present on the site are considered as data.

4. Liability

The owner of the site cannot be held responsible for any prejudice that may be caused by the use of the site and declines all responsibility that may result.

The site owner also declines all responsibility for the content of linked sites.

5. Place of jurisdiction and applicable law

Any dispute concerning the interpretation or execution of these terms of use shall be subject to Swiss law and shall be settled exclusively by the competent court at the domicile of the site owner (place of jurisdiction), i.e. Lausanne, Switzerland.

6. Conclusions

These terms of use are valid with immediate effect and may be changed at any time by the site owner. Changes to the conditions of use will be announced on this site.

Lausanne, 8 May 2024

Processing and protection of personal data
Information for our clients:

 

With this document, we would like to inform you about the collection and processing of your personal data and about your rights under data protection legislation. We would also like to remind you that our activities are covered by the professional secrecy of lawyers, sanctioned by art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code.


Data collected :

The data we collect and process is usually sent to us by you. We also receive information from authorities, in particular legal authorities, or other stakeholders. We may also seek information from institutional or private third parties. Data communicated to us by third parties (authorities, stakeholders, third parties) will be forwarded to you or made available to you. The data collected in this way may include your identity, address, telephone number, date of birth, nationality, residence permit, marital status, AHV number, bank details, medical information, etc.


Consent and purpose of processing :

The collection and processing of your data is based on your consent, the mandate you have given us and the execution of that mandate.


Disclosure of data to third parties :

We never disclose your data to third parties without your consent, except to protect your interests within the scope of the mandate you have given us. Our technical and auxiliary subcontractors are all headquartered and operate mainly in Switzerland, but exceptionally in Europe. Subcontracting is carried out under our responsibility and within the framework imposed by the organization of the firm.


Shelf life :

At the end of the mandate you have entrusted to us, your file is archived and kept for a period of ten years. The firm will keep your name, address and identifying details for an indefinite period, in order to prevent any possible conflicts of interest. We reserve the right to store data on electronic media for longer periods. However, we have the right to destroy any file after ten years, including all computer data.


Your rights under federal law: 

You have the right to obtain information about the data we process and collect about you, to have it corrected, to receive a copy of it and to know to whom it has been transmitted. You have the right to revoke your consent to data collection.


Liability: 

The partners of Gross & Associés Avocats are liable for the processing of your personal data by the firm.