Data controller
The data controller is Individual Entrepreneur DURMISHKHAN APHKHAZAVA, registered in Georgia and trading under the brand name Cross Border Law.
Identification number: 61006061962.
Registered address: 13 Inasaridze St., Apt. 128, Batumi, Georgia.
Privacy contact: info@cross-borderlaw.com.
Information submitted through the website
You choose whether to provide personal data when contacting the team. The website form prepares an email addressed to Cross-Border Law; the information is sent only if you review and send it through your email application.
- Name and surname.
- Telephone, Telegram or another specified method of communication.
- Email address.
- Description of the matter and other information you choose to include.
- Limited technical information, such as IP address, device and request data, that may be processed by the hosting environment for security and reliable operation.
Purposes and legal bases
We process enquiry information to respond, assess the matter, carry out preliminary conflict and team checks, discuss a possible scope of work, maintain appropriate records, protect the website and comply with legal obligations. The legal bases may include steps taken at your request before an engagement, your consent where requested, our legitimate interests in operating and protecting the practice, and compliance with law.
Recipients and international transfers
Information may be shared, only where necessary, with relevant CBL team members, appropriate local professionals, and providers supporting email, hosting, security or professional administration. Some recipients or infrastructure may be located outside Georgia. Where applicable, contractual or other lawful safeguards are used. Information may also be disclosed where required by law.
Retention and security
Enquiries that do not proceed to an engagement are normally retained for up to 12 months after the last substantive contact, unless a longer period is reasonably required for conflict checks, legal claims, security or another legal obligation. If an engagement begins, the applicable engagement and legal retention rules apply. Reasonable organisational and technical safeguards are used, although absolute security of internet transmission cannot be guaranteed.
Your rights
Subject to applicable law, you may request access to and a copy of your data, information about its processing, rectification or completion, termination or restriction of processing, deletion, data portability, or withdrawal of consent. You may also object where the law permits and complain to the competent supervisory authority or a court. We may need to verify your identity and may retain information where a lawful exception requires it.
Questions about this document
For questions about this document or information submitted through the website, email info@cross-borderlaw.com.
