Privacy Policy

Information you give us

When you submit our contact form, we collect the details you choose to provide — typically your name, email address, telephone number, and the substance of your enquiry. If you contact us directly by email or telephone, or visit our office, we also hold whatever information you choose to give us.

Please do not send confidential, privileged, or time-critical material through the contact form or ordinary email. Contact us by telephone or in person where a matter is sensitive, or ask us for a secure method of exchange.

Information the site records automatically

Like any web server, ours records standard technical data in its logs, including your IP address, the date and time of your request, the page or file requested, your browser and device type, and the referring page. We use this data for security, to diagnose faults, and in aggregate to understand how the site is used.

What we do not collect

This website has no user accounts, no membership registration, and no password-based sign-in for visitors, so we hold no visitor passwords. Comments are disabled across the site. We do not run advertising, profiling, or cross-site tracking, and we do not sell or rent your information to third parties for marketing.

Media

Images and documents published on this site are supplied by the firm. Where you are given the facility to upload a file, please avoid including embedded location data (EXIF GPS), as visitors can extract it.

This website does not set any cookie when an ordinary visitor browses it, and we use no advertising or tracking cookies. A cookie is stored only if a member of our staff signs in to administer the site; WordPress requires that cookie for the administrator session, and it is removed when the session ends.

We do not share your information with third parties except in these circumstances:

• Service providers. We use providers who host this website and deliver our email. They act on our instructions and only to the extent needed to provide those services.
• Legal requirement. Where disclosure is required by Egyptian law, a court, a regulator, or another competent authority, or where a formal legal demand is made.
• Protecting rights and safety. Where reasonably necessary to protect the rights, safety, or property of our clients, the firm, or the public.
• Professional advice. Where we seek advice on a matter where doing so does not compromise client confidentiality.

Where the law allows, we will tell you that we have disclosed your information and why.

You may ask us what information we hold about you, request a copy of it, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Write to us using the details in the section above and we will respond within a reasonable period, normally without charge.

There are limits to these rights. We may withhold or refuse information where:

• it is subject to professional privilege or the duty of confidentiality owed to a current or former client;
• we are required by law to retain it, or to keep records for regulatory or professional purposes;
• it concerns another person’s rights or privacy; or
• we need it to establish, exercise, or defend our legal rights.

We will always explain why we are relying on a limit.

We may update this policy from time to time. The current version is always the one published on this page, and the revision date shown at the top records when it was last changed. We do not apply these changes retrospectively to information already collected.