Legal notice

1. Site editor

Company name: Webdiz&Co (Anaïs JOBARD E.I.)
Legal form: Sole proprietorship, micro-enterprise
Address: 5 rue de Beire-le-Fort 21110 Labergement-Foigney
Telephone: +33 6 09 73 25 25
Email : contact@webdizandco.com
SIRET number :981 311 939 00012
Publication manager : Anaïs JOBARD
Host : O2switch – Siret : 510 909 807 00032 – RCS Clermont Ferrand – SAS  capital of 100 000€ – Tel :  +33 4 44 44 60 40

2. Intellectual property

All content on this site (text, images, videos, logos, etc.) is protected by copyright. Any reproduction, distribution, modification, adaptation, retransmission or publication, even partial, of these various elements is strictly forbidden without the written consent of Webdiz&Co (Anaïs JOBARD E.I.).

3. Personal data protection

Data processing manager: Anaïs JOBARD.
In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of January 6, 1978, as amended, and the General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD), you have the right to access, rectify, delete and object to your personal data. You can exercise these rights by contacting us at the following address: contact@webdizandco.com.

4. Cookies

The www.webdizandco.com website uses cookies to enhance your user experience. A cookie is a file placed on your terminal when you visit the site. You can disable the use of cookies by modifying your browser settings.

5. Limitation of liability

Webdiz&Co (Anaïs JOBARD E.I.) strives to provide accurate and up-to-date information on this site. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy, precision or completeness of the information made available on the site. Webdiz&Co (Anaïs JOBARD E.I.) accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in the content of these pages, nor for any interruption or unavailability of the site.

6. Hyperlinks

The www.webdizandco.com website may contain links to other websites. Webdiz&Co (Anaïs JOBARD E.I.) cannot be held responsible for the content of these sites, nor for the consequences of their use.

7. Applicable law

This legal notice is governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and after all attempts to find an amicable solution have failed, the French courts shall have sole jurisdiction to hear the dispute.