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How The Kremlin House of Justice processes personal data of visitors and clients contacting the firm through kremlinpravo.ru.

1. General. This Privacy Policy sets out how The Kremlin House of Justice processes and protects personal data of persons contacting the firm through kremlinpravo.ru (the "Site"), and of clients under legal services agreements (the "Operator").

2. Operator and service model. The Kremlin House of Justice. Chamber reference: Moscow Chamber of Advocates. Contact: +7 (985) 728-48-24, info@kremlinpravo.ru. Format: integrated legal and organisational support for private clients and business across Russia — online, on-site visits and ongoing representation under an agreed mandate. Audience: private clients and business; bespoke engagement, not a mass-market price list.

3. Data we process. Identification and contact details; information voluntarily provided in enquiries and correspondence; voice messages and their text transcripts (where the client describes circumstances by voice via the Site, Mini App or Telegram); emergency contact circle data (names, phone numbers, relationship, social profiles of close and trusted persons — solely for urgent notification in the client's interest); data required to conclude and perform the agreement; technical data (IP address, cookies where analytics are used); personal account materials.

4. Purposes of processing. Qualifying enquiries and initial intake; accepting voice and text requests through the concierge line; contacting prospective clients; preparing and performing the legal services agreement; maintaining the emergency contact circle; case management and personal account access; compliance with legal requirements; information security.

5. Legal bases. Consent of the data subject; contract (agreement) with the client; legitimate interests of the Operator regarding security, abuse prevention and service quality; obligations imposed by Russian law, including legislation on advocacy and attorney–client privilege.

6. Attorney–client privilege. Information relating to the provision of legal assistance is protected under attorney–client privilege. This Policy does not narrow statutory protections.

7. Retention. Enquiries without a concluded agreement — up to 3 years from last contact or until consent is withdrawn (if earlier). Agreement and case data — for periods required by law and the agreement, including advocacy file retention rules.

8. Disclosure to third parties. Hosting, secure email and operational notification channels (including Telegram for the firm's duty line) — only to the extent necessary to deliver services. Personal data is not sold or used for third-party mass marketing. Online payment is not enabled on the Site.

9. Security measures. HTTPS, access controls, password hashing, minimising the circle of persons with access to client materials, discreet handling procedures for sensitive information.

10. Data subject rights. You may request clarification, restriction or deletion of data (subject to the Operator's retention duties and attorney–client privilege), withdraw consent, or contact Roskomnadzor. Requests: info@kremlinpravo.ru.

11. Cookies and analytics. The Site may use Yandex.Metrica (and, if enabled, Google Analytics) for visit statistics. Cookies can be disabled in your browser settings.

12. Changes. The current version is published on this page. Last updated: 9 August 2026.