Justlex does not collect any personally identifying information unless you voluntarily submit such information (in our contact forms for instance). Nevertheless, Justlex may collect non-personally identifying information to monitor the Website traffic and to compute the statistical data pertaining to the Website. However, the confidentiality and security of this information are protected in accordance with the legislation regarding data protection as in force in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and will not be disclosed to persons outside the firm. If you receive marketing materials from Justlex, you have the right to access your data by contacting the Marketing Department and requesting to rectify any inaccuracies or to withdraw your consent as well as the destruction of such information.

Use of Cookies In compliance with the legislations on the use of cookies, Justlex informs you of cookies used on the Website. By definition a cookie is a small amount of basic data that is sent by a web server to your computer or mobile phone’s Internet browser. It is stored on your device’s hard drive and is used by websites to track online traffic flows. Unless you have programmed your computer to reject them, cookies are used by web servers to identity and track the way you navigate different pages on the Website in order for Justlex to evaluate the level of interest in the content of the Website and tailor it accordingly to improve your online experience. It is brought to your attention that, in implementing the EU legislation on cookies, Luxembourg has decided that consent can be obtained through browser settings and technical application, which you can be considered to have given your implied and indirect consent.