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Legal notice, privacy policy, and cookie policy of the conversa.legal website.
Legal Notice and Terms of Use
Last updated: September 2, 2026
1.1 Identification of the Owner
In compliance with Article 10 of Law 34/2002, of July 11, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the following information is provided:
| Owner | CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. |
|---|---|
| Tax ID (NIF) | B67360883 |
| Registered Office | Calle Orient 78-84, 1.ª planta, 08172 Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain |
| Website | www.conversa.legal |
| info@conversa.legal | |
| Phone | 936 243 930 |
| Registry Data | [TO BE COMPLETED: Commercial Registry, volume, folio, sheet, and entry] |
| Professional Data | [TO BE COMPLETED: professional association, membership number, professional title, and applicable professional standards] |
1.2 Purpose and Acceptance
This notice regulates the access, browsing, and use of the website. Access to the website confers the status of user and implies acceptance of these conditions in the version published at any given time. If the user does not agree with them, they must refrain from using the website.
The contents of the website are general and informative and present the services of CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. They do not, by themselves, constitute legal, tax, labor, or accounting advice applicable to a specific case, nor do they generate a professional or contractual relationship. This will only be formalized when the entity expressly accepts it and its conditions are agreed upon.
1.3 Terms of Use
The user undertakes to use the website, its contents, and services lawfully, diligently, and in accordance with good faith, public order, and the rights of third parties. In particular, they must refrain from:
- Using the website for illicit, fraudulent, or harmful purposes to third parties.
- Introducing or spreading viruses, malicious code, or any element that may damage or alter the systems of the owner or third parties.
- Attempting unauthorized access to restricted areas, systems, or data.
- Impersonating identities or sending false information or information from third parties without a legitimate basis.
1.4 Intellectual and Industrial Property
Unless otherwise indicated, the texts, photographs, designs, logos, trademarks, graphic elements, code, structure, and other contents of the website belong to CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. or are used with the corresponding authorization. They are protected by intellectual and industrial property regulations.
Browsing does not grant any license or right of exploitation. Reproduction, distribution, public communication, transformation, extraction, or reuse of the contents, in whole or in part, is prohibited without prior written authorization, except for legally permitted uses. Viewing and making temporary private copies for personal and non-commercial use is allowed.
1.5 Liability
CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. strives to ensure that the information is correct and up-to-date, but does not guarantee the absence of errors, interruptions, or outdated content. It may modify, suspend, or withdraw content or functionalities when necessary.
The entity will not be liable for damages derived from interferences, interruptions, viruses, breakdowns, disconnections, or unauthorized access not attributable to it, nor for decisions made exclusively based on general information published on the website. None of the above limits liabilities that cannot be legally excluded.
1.6 Links to Third Parties
The website may include links to third-party pages. Their inclusion does not imply approval, control, or guarantee of their contents, availability, or policies. The user accesses them under their responsibility and must consult their terms and privacy policies.
1.7 Confidentiality of Communications
Sending an inquiry via a form or email does not, by itself, create a professional relationship or guarantee the acceptance of the engagement. Until this is confirmed, the user should not send especially sensitive or confidential information that is not necessary for an initial contact.
1.8 Data Protection and Cookies
The processing of personal data and the use of cookies are governed by the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy included on this page. Non-essential cookies will only be installed when the user has given their consent through the enabled panel.
1.9 Legislation and Jurisdiction
These conditions are governed by Spanish law. Any dispute will be submitted to the competent courts and tribunals in accordance with applicable regulations. When the user is a consumer, the mandatory jurisdiction corresponding to them will be respected, and no submission limiting their rights will be imposed.
1.10 Modifications and Contact
CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. may update this notice to adapt it to regulatory or technical changes or changes in its services. For inquiries about the website: info@conversa.legal.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2, 2026
2.1 Data Controller
| Controller | CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. |
|---|---|
| Tax ID (NIF) | B67360883 |
| Address | Calle Orient 78-84, 1.ª planta, 08172 Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain |
| info@conversa.legal | |
| Phone | 936 243 930 |
2.2 Data Processed
- Identification and contact data: name, surname, email, phone, and the entity to which you belong.
- Data voluntarily included in inquiries, requests, CVs, or submitted documentation.
- Professional, academic, and employment data when participating in a selection process.
- Contractual, economic, tax, and billing data when a professional relationship exists.
- Technical and browsing data: IP address, online identifiers, device, browser, access logs, and cookie preferences, according to the consented configuration.
Please do not communicate third-party data without authorization or especially protected information that is not essential. If it is necessary to process special categories of data to provide a professional service, the appropriate legal basis and guarantees for the specific case will apply.
2.3 Purposes, Legal Bases, and Retention
| Processing | Legal Basis | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| Responding to inquiries and contact requests | Consent and, when the inquiry refers to a possible engagement, application of pre-contractual measures. | During the management of the inquiry and, thereafter, the time necessary to address potential liabilities; as a guideline, up to 1 year if no professional relationship is established. |
| Managing the professional, administrative, and billing relationship | Execution of the contract and fulfillment of legal obligations. | During the relationship and the applicable legal retention and prescription periods. |
| Sending commercial communications or newsletters | Consent; or, for clients, legitimate interest under the terms permitted by the LSSI-CE. | Until consent is withdrawn or objected to, without prejudice to retaining minimal evidence of the request. |
| Managing applications | Consent and pre-contractual measures at the candidate's request. | Up to 1 year, unless consent for a different period or need to address liabilities. |
| Security, fraud prevention, and website maintenance | Legitimate interest in protecting systems, information, and users. | For the time essential to analyze incidents and address liabilities. |
| Browsing analytics using non-essential cookies | Consent. | For the duration of the consent and as indicated in the Cookie Policy. |
2.4 Recipients and Processors
Data will not be transferred to third parties except for legal obligation, necessity to formulate or defend claims, or when necessary to provide the requested service. It may be communicated, as appropriate, to public administrations, courts and tribunals, financial entities, notaries, solicitors, other professionals, and technology providers acting as data processors under contract.
2.5 International Transfers
Some technology providers may process data outside the European Economic Area. When an international transfer occurs, a valid mechanism in accordance with the GDPR will be applied, such as an adequacy decision, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework where applicable, standard contractual clauses, or other appropriate safeguards. The user can request information about the applicable safeguards by writing to info@conversa.legal.
2.6 Rights of Individuals
The data subject can exercise the rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction of processing, and data portability, as well as withdraw consent at any time without affecting the lawfulness of prior processing. They can also object to commercial communications at any time.
To exercise these rights, they must write to info@conversa.legal or to the postal address of the controller, indicating the requested right and providing the necessary information to prove their identity when there are reasonable doubts. The request will be free of charge, except in legally stipulated cases.
If you believe your rights have not been addressed, you can file a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (www.aepd.es).
2.7 Automated Decisions and Profiling
No automated decisions with legal or significantly similar effects on the user are foreseen. If this situation changes, prior information will be provided on the logic applied, its significance, and the foreseen consequences.
2.8 Minors
The website and its services are not specifically aimed at minors. Information about minors should not be provided without the corresponding authorization or legal basis. If the entity detects that it has received data from a minor inappropriately, it will take reasonable measures to delete it.
2.9 Security and Updates
The entity applies technical and organizational measures appropriate to the risk to protect data against destruction, loss, alteration, disclosure, or unauthorized access. This policy may be updated due to legal, technical, or processing changes; the current version will be published on the website with its revision date.
Cookie Policy
Last updated: September 2, 2026
3.1 Controller and Purpose of this Policy
CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. uses cookies and similar technologies on www.conversa.legal. This policy explains what they are, what they are used for, and how the user can accept, reject, or configure their use, in accordance with Article 22.2 of the LSSI-CE.
3.2 What are cookies
Cookies are small files that are downloaded to your device when you visit certain websites. They allow, among other functions, to remember preferences, maintain security, obtain statistical information, or recognize a device. Technologies such as pixels, local storage, or identifiers can perform equivalent functions and are included in this policy when applicable.
3.3 Types of cookies
- According to the entity that manages them: first-party or third-party.
- According to their duration: session or persistent.
- According to their purpose: technical or necessary; preference or personalization; analytics or measurement; and, if applicable, advertising or behavioral advertising.
Essential technical cookies can be used without consent when they are necessary to provide an expressly requested service or to allow the operation and security of the site. The others will remain blocked until the user accepts them.
3.4 Cookies used on this website
The following table lists the cookies identified based on the information provided. It must be replaced by the inventory generated on the published website and reviewed each time its plugins, tags, or providers change.
| Cookie | Owner | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics (Google Ireland Limited) | Distinguish users and generate aggregated usage statistics. Only after consent. | 2 years, unless otherwise configured. |
| _ga_<ID> | Google Analytics (Google Ireland Limited) | Maintain session status and measure interaction. Only after consent. | 2 years, unless otherwise configured. |
| [CONSENT COOKIE] | Conversa / consent manager provider | Save the cookie preferences selected by the user. | [TO BE COMPLETED ACCORDING TO CMP] |
Google may process information derived from the use of Analytics in accordance with its own terms. Before activating the service, appropriate privacy options must be configured, and the applicable mechanism for any international transfer must be verified.
3.5 Consent and Configuration
On the first visit, a panel is displayed that allows accepting, rejecting, or configuring non-essential cookies by purpose. Rejecting them must be as accessible as accepting them. Analytics, advertising, or personalization cookies will not be installed before obtaining consent.
Consent is voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time with the same ease with which it was granted. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of prior processing. The choice must be retained for a reasonable period and will not be requested again unnecessarily, unless the purposes, providers, or cookies change.
To review or withdraw your choice, use the permanent link Configure cookies available in the footer. Simply browsing or continuing on the website does not constitute consent.
3.6 Browser Configuration
The user can also allow, block, or delete cookies from their browser settings. The procedure depends on the browser and the device. General blocking may affect the functioning of some features. It is recommended to consult the official help of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, or the browser used.
3.7 Updates and Contact
This policy may be updated when cookies, providers, or regulations change. It is recommended to review it periodically. For any inquiries: info@conversa.legal.
CONVERSA TAX&LEGAL S.L.P. · Tax ID (NIF) B67360883 · Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) · info@conversa.legal