Limitation of Liability
All materials published on the website, including articles, photos, videos, and comments, do not constitute an offer. The content provided on the website should not be regarded as any form of recommendation, nor can it be treated as any type of advice. The information on the site represents the personal views of the blog’s authors – Krzysztof Lipiński and other editors (hereinafter referred to as the authors of the blog) – on specific issues and cannot form the basis for any liability towards third parties. The authors of the blog are not responsible for the consequences of decisions made based on the content found on the website. Each reader uses the views presented by the authors solely at their own risk and for their own needs.
Copyright
The content of this website is protected by copyright law. The materials on the website may not be reproduced, distributed, or published for any other purpose. All rights to the materials posted on the site are reserved for the owner of the site. The site owner does not grant permission for copying, printing, or other use of all or significant portions of the text without written or email consent from the Owner. The Owner grants permission to quote parts of the articles on other websites, provided that the quoted section is clearly marked, the source is provided (i.e., the blog name “Kancelaria Restrukturyzacyjna Lipiński i Wspólnicy”), and an active link to the article from which the quoted fragment was taken is included. In the case of using larger excerpts in newspapers, television, radio, and other forms of media, the owner requests prior contact via the contact form and individual arrangements, except for short excerpts used in reviews and thematic texts with reference to the source, i.e., the blog name “Kancelaria Restrukturyzacyjna Lipiński i Wspólnicy.” Copyright infringement by the User is subject to penalties, particularly under the provisions of the Copyright and Related Rights Act, the Act on Combating Unfair Competition, and the Civil Code.
Personal Data Processing
Personal data submitted via email to: zrodlo.chillu@gmail.com or through the contact form will only be processed for the purpose of answering questions or providing clarifications regarding the stay. The submitted data will not be used for marketing or promotional purposes. Providing data is entirely voluntary. At any stage of the personal data processing, the individual to whom the data pertains has the right to access, modify, change, and request the deletion of their data.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), regarding the protection of individuals concerning the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data, entered into force in Poland on May 25, 2018. Therefore, we inform you that:
The administrator of your personal data is Kancelaria Restrukturyzacyjna Krzysztof Lipiński, ul. Henryka Sienkiewicza 11/2, 80-227 Gdańsk, NIP 5671778829 (hereinafter referred to as the administrator). Any questions regarding personal data protection should be directed to the email address: kontakt@lipinskikancelaria.pl.
The administrator will process the data provided by you in connection with the intention to enter into or execute a contract for a service offered by the administrator. The personal data will be processed lawfully.
The legal basis for processing your personal data may be:
- Consent – i.e., your voluntary consent to process data, as specified in Art. 6 (1) (a) of the GDPR.
- Contractual requirements – i.e., the need to process data for the performance of the contract with the Administrator or to take action at your request before the conclusion of the contract, as specified in Art. 6 (1) (b) of the GDPR.
- Legal requirements – the need to fulfill legal obligations by the Administrator, as specified in Art. 6 (1) (c) of the GDPR.
- Legitimate interests of the administrator – the need to fulfill the legitimate interests of the Administrator, as specified in Art. 6 (1) (f) of the GDPR.
Based on these legal grounds, the Administrator will process your data for the following purposes:
- For the purposes specified in consent – based on this consent. In this case, you can withdraw your consent at any time, which will not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before its withdrawal. However, refusal to consent or withdrawal will result in the Administrator being unable to process your data for the purposes specified in the consent.
- To assert claims and defend against claims arising from the contract with the Administrator, and for IT security purposes – based on the legitimate interests of the administrator.
- To handle inquiries sent via the contact form – based on contractual requirements or legitimate interests of the Administrator, depending on the subject of the inquiry.
The period for processing the obtained personal data is related to the purposes mentioned above. Therefore, personal data will be processed for a longer period in relation to the following:
- For the period required by law to store personal data – until the termination of the legal relationship resulting from the contract with the Administrator or the completion of the advisory service (if no contract was concluded).
- For the limitation period of any claims, where data is necessary to assert claims.
The personal data obtained from you may be shared with other entities, other than the Administrator, within the scope necessary for processing, including:
- Entities providing services to the Administrator, e.g., IT service providers, auditors, advisors, lawyers, and trainees under contracts for the processing of personal data.
- Other authorized entities, only within the limits defined by law and solely for the purpose of performing or executing the service offered by the Administrator.
Processing of your personal data will be based on voluntary consent. Refusal to provide data may prevent the actions you request, such as concluding or executing the contract.
You will have the right to access, rectify, delete, restrict processing, object to processing based on legitimate interests of the administrator, and request the portability of your personal data, as defined by data protection laws.
You also have the right to file a complaint with the relevant supervisory authority under the current law regulating personal data protection.
You have the right to delete your personal data or withdraw your consent by contacting the email address: kontakt@lipinskikancelaria.pl.
Use of Cookies
Information on Cookies:
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Functionality:
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Statistics:
Cookies in this category are used to collect statistical data on visitors to the website, to improve its quality for users. The collected data is used internally and is not shared with third parties.
Internet browsers are typically set to automatically accept cookies. However, you can disable the storage of cookies or change browser settings to notify you when cookies are sent.
This website uses cookies (so-called cookies) for statistical (Google Analytics), advertising, and functional purposes. These cookies help us tailor the website to the needs and expectations of our readers. The scope of cookie data sharing can be modified by each reader via their individual browser settings. Limiting the scope of cookie collection may affect the proper display and functioning of the blog.
Social Media Plugins
To make the website more attractive and to allow for greater customization, the Administrator includes social media plugins from the following services:
a. Facebook – The site contains “Like” or “Share” fields linked to Facebook (www.facebook.com). After using any of these fields, the user or client will be redirected to the Facebook login page or the main account page if already logged in. Facebook’s privacy policy is made available individually by the service.