Privacy Policy

This website is maintained by VALLIM Perícias, under the technical responsibility of Adriano Penedo de Athayde Vallim, professionally based in São Paulo/SP, Brazil. For any personal-data matter, write to contato@vallim.eu.

The site requires no registration and collects no browsing data on its own: there are no analytics tools and no advertising pixels.

Personal data reaches us only when you choose to make contact through the site form, by e-mail, phone or WhatsApp: your name, contact details and the content of the message. Inquiries about forensic cases may contain sensitive information about proceedings and parties.

Exclusively to answer your inquiry, assess the technical feasibility of the matter and, if engaged, perform the forensic service. Legal bases are your consent expressed in the contact itself, pre-contractual steps and compliance with the legal obligations of forensic practice under Brazilian law (LGPD, Law 13,709/2018) and, where applicable, the GDPR.

Messages sent through the form are processed by a function of the site itself, hosted on Cloudflare infrastructure, and relayed by e-mail to the practice inbox through a transactional e-mail provider (Resend, Inc.), acting as a processor solely for that delivery. Nothing is stored in any site database: the message exists only in the e-mail delivered to contato@vallim.eu. The legal basis is the consent expressed in the submission itself, for the sole purpose of replying.

Case information receives stricter treatment than the legal minimum: professional secrecy inherent to forensic practice, a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) available before any analysis, and segregated custody of examination material with a documented chain of custody.

Personal data is neither sold nor transferred for commercial purposes. Sharing occurs only where necessary to the service (for instance, filing a report in court proceedings as ordered by a judge) or under a legal obligation.

Contact messages that do not lead to an engagement are deleted within a reasonable period. Case files follow the retention periods required by procedural law and forensic standards, and are securely disposed of at the end of their life cycle.

You may request confirmation of processing, access, rectification, erasure, portability and information on sharing, among other rights. Write to contato@vallim.eu. EU residents may also exercise the rights provided by the GDPR before their local supervisory authority; in Brazil, the competent authority is the ANPD.