Privacy Policy
Thank you for visiting our Web site and reviewing our Privacy Policy. We
recognise the importance of confidentiality in regards to your personal
information and security of transaction with us.
Please note that we
will collect no personal information about you when you visit our Web site
unless specifically and voluntarily provided by you.
Our privacy policy
outlines how our firm manages personal information that we receive about our
clients, prospective clients and others. Personal information includes
information about you that is personally identifiable such as your name,
address, e-mail address, contact number and details which are not otherwise
publicly available.
Philip Roberts Lawyers is bound by the National
Privacy Principles (NPPs) governed under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (“Privacy
Act”).
Information Collection and Use
Our firm
collects your personal information to conduct our business and to provide you
with our services.
Personal information will only be used for the
primary purpose for which it is collected and for reasonable secondary purposes
authorised by the Privacy Act. We may, however, disclose your personal
information to Courts, tribunals, and regulatory authorities, or any third party
whom you authorise us to disclose it.
We will not make available, give,
sell or transfer your personal information to a third party.
We will not
be responsible for cookies and/or viruses on your computer resulting from the
use of our Web site.
Management and Security of Information
Our firm will take all reasonable steps to protect the security
of personal information. Our personnel have the obligation to preserve the
confidentiality and privacy of your personal information.
Ability to Update and Access Your Personal Information
Our firm endeavours to ensure that your personal information is accurate
and up-to-date. You are encouraged to contact us in order to update or edit any
of your personal information.
You may gain access to your personal
information subject to the provisions under the Privacy Act. You may be required
to authenticate your identity and identify the information you require prior to
gaining access to your personal information.
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Our firm will do our best to provide you with helpful and trustworthy
resources through our Web site’s related links.
We do not endorse,
approve or guarantee information provided at a third party Web site. We will not
be responsible for any loss or damage resulting from the use of a link on our
Web site nor will we be liable for any products or services advertised or
provided by these linked sites.
Please note that when you visit a third
party Web site by using a link on our site, you will no longer be protected by
our Privacy Policy or security protection but the policy adopted by the third
party.
Updates and Changes to Our Policy
We
advise that this privacy policy will be reviewed from time to time and may be
subject to changes without your knowledge.
If you have any questions
about our privacy issues, please contact Philip Roberts Lawyers.
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