Source: https://lmat.de/en/office/contact-imprint/
Timestamp: 2019-04-23 01:54:33+00:00

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The mandatory disclosures and our official imprint can be found on this page a bit futher down.
The geographical scope of the insurance covers activities in member countries of the European Union and thus satisfies the minimum requirements of § 51 BRAO, § 67 StBerG, §§ 51 ff. DVStB, and § 54 WPO iVm. der WPBHV.
In disputes between lawyers and their clients, it is possible to resolve disputes extra-judicially at the bar association of Munich (§ 73 II No. 3, § 73 V BRAO) or at the conciliation board of the bar association (§191 f BRAO) (http://www.brak.de/, schlichtungsstelle@brak.de) upon request.
In disputes between tax advisors and their clients, it is possible to settle out of court at the Munich Chamber of Tax (§ 76 II Nr. 3 StBerG) upon request.
In disputes between auditors and their clients, it is possible to settle out of court at the Chamber of Public Accountants of Berlin (§ 57 II Nr. 3 WPO) upon request.
Auditing is carried out exclusively by LM AUDIT & TAX GmbH. Legal advice and the management of court cases is provided exclusively by the firm LM Leinauer MÜLLER & PARTNER.
The corporate Data Protection Officer of LM can be contacted at the above address for the attention of Mr Tobias Igl, or under Datenschutz(at)lmat.de.
The browser used and, as the case may be, the operating system of your computer and the name of your access provider.
Should you have queries of any kind, we are offering you the option to contact us using a contact form provided on our website. Here, a valid e-mail address has to be entered so that we know who is sending the query and in order to be able to reply to it.
You may provide further information if you wish. Data processing for contacting us takes place based on Art. 6(1) point (a) GDPR and based on data provided voluntarily by you. The personal data collected by us when you use the contact form will be erased automatically once the request submitted by you has been dealt with.
doing so is legally permissible and, pursuant to Art. 6(1) point (b) GDPR, necessary for the execution of contractual matters with you.
a) The tracking tools set out below and used by us are performed on the basis of Art. 6(1) point (f) GDPR. We intend to ensure customised design and ongoing optimisation of our website by means of the tracking measures we use. On the other hand, we use the tracking measures in order to document the use of our website statistically and to evaluate it in order to optimise the services we offer to you. These interests are to be regarded as legitimate as defined in the abovementioned Regulation. The respective purposes of data processing and data categories are set forth in the corresponding tracking tools.
the time of the server query, will be transferred to a server in the USA, where it will be saved. This information will be used in order to evaluate the use of the website, to compile reports about the website activities and to provide further services relating to the use of the website and the internet for the purposes of market research and the user-friendly configuration of these internet pages. This information may also be forwarded to third parties if legally required or if third parties process this data on behalf of Google. Google will never associate your IP address with any other Google data. IP addresses are anonymised so that they cannot be identified (IP masking). You can prevent the installation of cookies with the appropriate settings in your browser software; please note, however, that in this case you may not be able to use all of the functions of this website to their complete extent. You can also prevent the collection of the data regarding your use of the website which is generated by the cookie (including your IP address) and the processing of this data by Google by downloading and installing a browser add-on (https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=de).
As an alternative to this browser add-on, especially with browsers on mobile end devices, you can also prevent the collection of data by Google Analytics by clicking on https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. An opt-out cookie is placed which prevents the future collection of your data when visiting this website. The opt­out cookie only applies to this browser and for our website, and will not be saved on your device. If you erase the cookies in this browser, it is necessary for you to place the opt-out cookie again. Further information on data protection in the context of Google Analytics is available in the Google Analytics Help feature (https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=de).
pursuant to Art. 77 GDPR, to lodge a complaint to a supervisory authority. Usually, you can contact the supervisory authority at your habitual place of residence or work or the supervisory authority at our place of business.
When you visit the website, we use the common SSL procedure (Secure Socket Layer) in combination with the respective highest degree of encryption that is supported by your browser. This usually is a 256-bit encryption. If your browser does not support 256-bit encryption, we will transmit the website in unencrypted form instead. You can see whether individual pages of our website are transmitted in encrypted form by the ‘closed’ icon of the key or lock symbol in the lower status line of your browser. Apart from the above, we use appropriate technical and organisational security measures in order to protect your data against accidental or deliberate manipulation, partial or complete loss, destruction or access by unauthorised third parties. Our security measures are subject to continuous advancement according to technological developments.
With regard to lawyers please find the arbitration board of legal profession set up at the Federal Chamber of Lawyers.
With regard to tax accountants and auditors, both, the general arbitration board and the job-specific arbitration board at the Chamber of Accountants and the Chamber of Auditors are in charge.
We are inherently not willing to participate in this kind of dispute resolution without having reviewed the particular case in detail. In case of disagreeing with a consumer, the particular case will rather be checked if it might be suitable for this kind of process.

References: § 51
 § 67
 § 54
 § 73
 Art. 6
 Art. 6
 Art. 6
 Art. 77