Last updated: August 16, 2026
Shnayderman Law Office and Notary, managed by Adv. Marina Shnayderman, respects the privacy of website users and takes steps to protect personal information provided to or collected by the firm through use of the website.
This Privacy Policy explains what personal information may be collected through the website, how it may be used, where it may be stored, to whom it may be disclosed, what rights users have in relation to their information, and how to contact us regarding privacy matters.
This policy is intended to comply with the Israeli Protection of Privacy Law, 5741-1981, as amended from time to time, including Amendment No. 13, and the applicable regulations issued under it.
Use of the website and submission of information through it are subject to this Privacy Policy.
The controller of personal information collected through the website is:
Adv. Marina Shnayderman
Shnayderman Law Office and Notary
101 Weizmann Street, Kfar Saba, Israel
Phone: 054-474-3567
Email: marinashlaw@gmail.com
You may contact the firm using these details with any question or request regarding personal information or this Privacy Policy.
When you complete a form on the website, contact the firm, or submit a request for information or services, we may collect information such as:
Name.
Telephone number.
Email address.
Subject of the inquiry.
Content of the message.
Additional information you choose to provide as part of your inquiry or subsequent communication with the firm.
Due to the nature of the legal services provided by the firm, information you choose to provide may also include sensitive personal information, including information relating to legal, family, financial, or personal matters.
We recommend that you do not submit sensitive information or documents through the website contact form unless they are necessary for the initial inquiry.
When you use the website, technical information may be collected, including:
IP address.
Browser type.
Device type.
Operating system.
Date and time of the visit.
Pages viewed.
Referring source.
Information regarding use of the website.
Security, error, and performance data.
Technical identifiers and information stored through Cookies or similar technologies.
Such information may be collected by the website itself or by technology providers used by the firm.
The firm may use personal information for one or more of the following purposes:
Receiving and handling inquiries submitted through the website.
Contacting users who submitted an inquiry.
Scheduling calls, meetings, or consultations.
Providing information regarding the firm’s services.
Assessing whether the firm can provide legal services.
Providing and managing legal services following engagement.
Managing relationships with clients and prospective clients.
Recording and managing inquiries in the firm’s systems.
Use of customer relationship management systems (CRM).
Operating and maintaining the website.
Protecting the website and the firm’s systems.
Detecting errors, misuse, or unauthorized activity.
Measuring, analyzing, and improving the website and its services.
Statistical analysis of website activity.
Improving user experience.
Marketing, advertising, and sending information regarding the firm’s services, subject to applicable law and any required consent.
Complying with legal obligations, court orders, and instructions from authorized authorities.
Protecting the rights of the firm, its clients, or third parties.
Managing disputes and legal proceedings.
Information will not be used for a purpose that is incompatible with the purpose for which it was collected, unless such use is permitted by law or appropriate consent has been obtained.
Providing information through website forms is voluntary and based on your choice.
You are not legally required to provide information through the website.
However, if certain information, such as your name or contact details, is not provided, we may be unable to respond to your inquiry, handle your request, or provide the requested service.
When you submit a form through the website, the information you provide will be used to handle your inquiry, contact you, and manage our relationship with you in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
The information may be accessible to Adv. Marina Shnayderman, employees of the firm, and service providers whose access is required for operation of the website, the firm’s systems, or provision of services.
Information submitted through the website may be stored or processed through several technological systems used by the firm, including:
A website based on WordPress and Elementor.
The firm’s email systems, including Gmail.
Customer relationship management systems (CRM).
Storage and backup systems.
Technology infrastructure and systems provided by external service providers.
The website hosting service provided by Hostinger.
Information may be transferred between these systems where necessary to handle an inquiry, manage a relationship with a user, provide services, operate the website, or conduct the firm’s activities.
The website uses or may use Cookies and similar technologies.
Cookies are files or technological identifiers that may be used, among other purposes, to operate the website, save preferences, provide security, measure activity, and analyze website usage.
The website includes a Cookie preference management mechanism.
Cookies and technologies that are necessary for basic website functionality, security, and proper operation may operate automatically.
Non-essential services, if activated on the website, may include analytics, measurement, advertising, marketing, and third-party content tools.
The website may in the future use services such as:
Google Analytics.
Google Ads.
Meta Pixel.
Microsoft Clarity.
Google reCAPTCHA.
Google Maps.
YouTube.
Additional external analytics, advertising, or content services.
The inclusion of these services in this policy does not necessarily mean that all of them are active on the website at any given time.
Where non-essential services are implemented and their activation requires a user’s choice or consent, the website’s Cookie management mechanism is intended to prevent their activation before the appropriate choice is made.
Users may accept, reject, or manage their preferences regarding non-essential Cookies through the Cookie banner or Cookie preference mechanism available on the website.
Cookies may also be deleted or blocked through browser settings. Blocking certain Cookies may affect the operation of the website or some of its features.
The firm may use third-party tools in the future for website analytics, performance measurement, campaign measurement, and advertising.
These tools may collect technical information and information relating to a user’s interaction with the website.
If services such as Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, Google Ads, or Microsoft Clarity are activated, their use will be subject to the website settings, the relevant provider’s privacy practices, the user’s choices through the Cookie management mechanism, and applicable law.
The firm may use contact details to send information, updates, or offers relating to the firm’s services, subject to applicable law and any consent required under the circumstances.
Marketing communications may be sent through email, telephone, text messages, or other communication channels.
Where consent is required for sending marketing communications, such communications will only be sent in accordance with the required consent.
You may request at any time to stop receiving marketing communications through an unsubscribe mechanism included in the communication, where available, or by contacting the firm.
A request to stop receiving marketing communications does not necessarily require deletion of information that the firm is permitted or required to retain for other lawful purposes.
The firm does not sell personal information to third parties.
Personal information may be disclosed to or made accessible to third parties only where necessary for operation of the firm, provision of services, or compliance with legal obligations, including:
Employees of the firm.
Hosting and infrastructure providers.
Email and communication service providers.
Website maintenance and development providers.
WordPress and Elementor service providers, where relevant to the services used.
CRM providers.
Backup and information security providers.
Analytics, measurement, and advertising providers, where such services are activated.
Consultants and professional service providers required for the firm’s activities.
Government authorities, courts, or other authorized bodies where disclosure is required or permitted by law.
Parties where disclosure is required to protect legal rights or manage legal proceedings.
Information will be disclosed only to the extent reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.
Some technology service providers used or potentially used by the firm are international companies, and information may be stored or processed through systems located outside Israel.
Accordingly, personal information may be transferred to or accessed from outside Israel.
Where personal information is transferred outside Israel, the firm will act in accordance with applicable legal requirements governing such transfers and the protection of personal information.
Personal information will be retained for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, taking into account the firm’s operational needs and applicable legal requirements.
Retention periods may depend, among other things, on the need to:
Handle an inquiry.
Manage a relationship with a prospective client or client.
Provide legal services.
Maintain professional and business records.
Conduct follow-up and marketing activities in accordance with applicable law.
Comply with legal or professional obligations.
Handle disputes or protect legal rights.
Retain information for security, fraud prevention, or documentation purposes.
Information that is no longer required for a legitimate purpose or for compliance with a legal obligation may be deleted, minimized, or anonymized, as appropriate.
The firm takes reasonable organizational and technological security measures appropriate to the nature of its activities, the types of information retained, and the risks associated with its processing.
These measures are intended to reduce the risk of unauthorized access, misuse, alteration, loss, disclosure, or damage to personal information.
However, no computer system, website, or communication method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
In the event of an information security incident, the firm will act in accordance with its obligations under applicable law.
Subject to the Israeli Protection of Privacy Law, a person is entitled to review personal information about them that is held in a database, either personally or through a person legally authorized to act on their behalf, subject to the provisions and exceptions established by law.
If personal information held about a person is found to be inaccurate, incomplete, unclear, or outdated, a request may be submitted to correct or delete that information in accordance with applicable law.
You may also contact us regarding use of your information for marketing purposes, updating contact details, or requesting clarification regarding personal information held about you.
For requests involving personal information, the firm may request reasonable information necessary to verify the identity of the requester.
Requests may be submitted to:
Email: marinashlaw@gmail.com
Phone: 054-474-3567
As part of an engagement for legal services, the firm may process additional information beyond the information collected through the website.
Such information may include legal documents, financial information, family-related information, information regarding assets, transactions, legal proceedings, and other personal information required for provision of legal services.
Processing of information in connection with legal services may also be subject to professional and legal duties applicable to attorneys and notaries, as relevant.
The website may include links, components, or content provided by websites and services operated by third parties.
Once you access an external website or service, your use of that service is subject to the privacy policy and terms of use of the relevant third party.
The firm does not control how independent third parties handle information provided directly to them.
The firm may update this Privacy Policy from time to time, including as a result of changes in the law, the firm’s activities, the website, technological systems, or services used through the website.
The updated version will be published on the website, and the date of the latest update will appear at the top of this page.
Where a particular change requires additional consent under applicable law, the firm will take appropriate steps to obtain such consent.
For questions, requests, or inquiries regarding this Privacy Policy or personal information, you may contact:
Adv. Marina Shnayderman
Shnayderman Law Office and Notary
101 Weizmann Street, Kfar Saba, Israel
Phone: 054-474-3567
Email: marinashlaw@gmail.com
This Privacy Policy was last updated on August 16, 2026.
