Last updated: November 12, 2026
1. General
1.1. The website www.flanter-law.co.il (the "Site") is operated by Adv. Guy Flanter, Israel Bar license no. 18129 (the "Office").
1.2. This policy explains what information is collected on the Site, what it is used for, who may receive it, how long it is kept, and what rights you have in relation to it. It applies to the Site in all its languages.
1.3. The Office acts in accordance with the Israeli Privacy Protection Law, 5741-1981, and the regulations enacted under it.
1.4. This policy complements the Site's Terms of Use. In the event of any conflict between them on privacy matters, this policy prevails.
2. Who is responsible for the information and how to contact us
2.1. The person responsible for the information collected on the Site is Adv. Guy Flanter.
2.2. For any question, request or complaint regarding privacy, you may write to info@flanter-law.co.il (please include the word "Privacy" in the subject line), or call +972-50-6664499.
3. What information is collected
3.1. Information you provide in the contact form: full name, phone number, email address, and the content of your message if you choose to write one. Mandatory fields are marked with an asterisk.
3.2. Information sent automatically with the form: the address and title of the page from which the inquiry was sent, and, if you reached the Site through an advertisement or campaign link, the source details of that link (UTM parameters, such as the name of the ad and of the platform). The source details are kept in a cookie on the Site for up to 30 days, so that they can be attached to your inquiry if you send one.
3.3. Technical information about your use of the Site, collected through cookies and measurement tools, and only after you have given your consent: IP address, device and browser type, the pages you visited, the duration of your visit, and the website or advertisement from which you arrived. Details in Section 8.
3.4. Contact made outside the Site – by phone call, WhatsApp message or email – is not collected on the Site. WhatsApp messages are also subject to WhatsApp's terms of use and privacy policy.
3.5. You are under no legal obligation to provide information on the Site, and browsing the Site does not require you to provide any details. However, without a name and a way to contact you, the Office will not be able to get back to you.
4. Before you write in the form – sensitive information
4.1. An inquiry to a lawyer about a criminal, military or disciplinary matter may reveal particularly sensitive information – for example, information about an investigation or criminal proceedings, about a health condition, or about family matters.
4.2. Therefore, in the form on the Site it is enough to describe the subject of your inquiry in a few words, for example "summons for questioning" or "disciplinary proceedings". There is no need to give facts, names or documents. The details will be discussed in a personal, confidential consultation.
4.3. Do not include details of any other person in the form, except to the extent necessary for your inquiry.
4.4. Sending the form does not, in itself, create a lawyer-client relationship. Nevertheless, the Office treats every inquiry with confidentiality and discretion, even when it does not lead to representation.
5. What the information is used for
5.1. The information is used for the following purposes only:
5.1.1. To get back to you and respond to your inquiry.
5.1.2. To check, before any representation, that there is no conflict of interest.
5.1.3. To provide you with legal services, if you decide to retain the Office. From that point, the rules of professional confidentiality and the terms of engagement also apply to the information.
5.1.4. To operate, secure and improve the Site.
5.1.5. To measure traffic to the Site – only with respect to visitors who have consented to measurement cookies.
5.1.6. To comply with legal obligations and to protect the Office's rights in legal proceedings.
5.2. The Office does not send mailings, newsletters or advertising messages, and does not use the details of people who contact it for marketing. The Office does not sell or rent information.
6. Who may receive the information
6.1. The information may be transferred only to the following, and only to the extent necessary:
6.1.1. Service providers that the Office uses to operate the Site and to receive inquiries: the Site's hosting company, the Site's maintenance and development providers, and Microsoft, on whose servers form inquiries are received in the Office's email inbox on the flanter-law.co.il domain.
6.1.2. Google, with respect to the technical information collected by the measurement cookies, and only if you have consented to them. That information is also subject to Google’s privacy policy.
6.1.3. A competent authority or a court, where required by law or by court order.
6.2. Service providers are given access to the information only for the purpose of the service they provide to the Office, and for no other purpose.
7. Transfer of information outside Israel
7.1. Some service providers, including Microsoft and Google, may store information on servers outside Israel. Therefore, the information provided on the Site, or part of it, may be stored abroad. The Office transfers information abroad only in accordance with the law.
7.2. The Site's own server is located in Israel.
8. Cookies and measurement tools
8.1. A cookie is a small file that the Site stores in your browser. Some cookies are necessary for the Site to operate; others are used for measurement.
8.2. Measurement cookies are loaded only after you have given your consent in the cookie banner displayed on your first visit to the Site. Without consent, they are not loaded.
8.3. These are the types of cookies and tools on the Site:
8.4. The full list of cookies, including the name and retention period of each cookie, appears in the "Cookie Settings" panel.
8.5. You can change your consent at any time through the "Cookie Settings" link at the bottom of every page. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings; blocking necessary cookies may impair the operation of the Site.
8.6. The Site also displays third-party content – reviews from Google and videos from YouTube. When this content is displayed, those services may receive technical information about your device, in accordance with their own policies.
8.7. If you used the accessibility tool on the Site, the settings you chose are saved in your browser only, so that you do not have to select them again.
9. Information security
9.1. The Office takes reasonable measures to protect the information, including encryption of traffic on the Site (HTTPS) and restricting access to inquiries to Adv. Flanter and to service providers, to the extent required for their role.
9.2. No online system is completely immune to intrusion. For this reason, in particular, it is recommended not to write sensitive information in the form, as explained in Section 4.
10. How long the information is kept
10.1. An inquiry sent through the Site is kept on the Site for 12 months from the date it is received, and is then deleted from the Site automatically. A copy of the inquiry is also sent to the Office’s email inbox and is kept there for as long as it is needed for the purposes set out in Section 5 – including checking for a conflict of interest if you contact the Office again, and to protect the Office against claims.
10.2. An inquiry that leads to representation becomes part of the client's file and is kept in accordance with the Office's file retention rules.
10.3. Information collected by the measurement cookies is kept by Google in accordance with its policies and the settings the Office has defined in its account.
11. Your rights
11.1. Right of access: You may request to review the information about you held by the Office.
11.2. Right of correction: if the information is not correct, complete, clear or up to date, you may request that it be corrected or deleted.
11.3. Request to delete an inquiry: you may request the deletion of an inquiry you sent that did not lead to representation. The Office will comply, unless there is an obligation or a real need to keep it, in which case it will explain why.
11.4. Withdrawal of consent to cookies: at any time, through the "Cookie Settings" link.
11.5. To exercise a right, please write to info@flanter-law.co.il with the subject line "Privacy". The Office may ask you to verify your identity before providing information.
11.6. If you are not satisfied with the handling of your request, you may contact the Israeli Privacy Protection Authority.
12. Minors
12.1. It is recommended that an inquiry concerning a minor (under the age of 18) be conducted by a parent or guardian. A minor who contacts the Office directly will receive a response, and the Office will handle the inquiry with the care required.
13. Links to other websites
13.1. The Site contains links to other websites, such as government websites, legal databases and social networks. The Office is not responsible for the way those websites collect and use information, and it is recommended that you read their privacy policies.
14. Changes to this policy
14.1. The Office may update this policy. The date of the last update appears at the top of the page.
14.2. A material change – for example, a new measurement tool or a new purpose of use – will be highlighted on the Site, and where the law requires consent, your consent will be requested again.
15. Contact
15.1. Adv. Guy Flanter | Email info@flanter-law.co.il | Mobile +972-50-6664499