Privacy

Our aim is to provide you with an online service that not only protects your privacy, but is secure and enables you to communicate with us in a manner that is both efficient and confidential.

We refer to the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 and note that this Statement has been prepared in accordance with the National Privacy Principles as outlined therein. Please refer to www.privacy.gov.au to view a copy of the principles.

Information we collect from you

When sending an enquiry via email or completing an online form, you are supplying us with your personal details. Once received, this information is stored on our network. By providing us with these details you are consenting to use of your personal information within our firm for the purposes prescribed by our professional staff including replying to your enquiry, engagement of our legal services and compiling of data and research for our marketing purposes.

How is this information used?

Primarily, we use your personal information to provide legal advice and in some circumstances, we are required to pass this information onto a third party to obtain an expert opinion from other professionals with respect to your enquiry.

Visitor logs are used on this site for statistical purposes only, and no attempt will be made to identify you or your browsing activity. This information will only be used to update and improve the site. We do not have tracking software referred to as 'Cookies'.

Under no circumstances do we sell, trade or dislcose your personal information to any third party without your consent or unless required by law to do so. In order to improve our services to you or as required by law, we do reserve the right to collate, edit or track personal information.

Links to other websites

We have provided relevant links to other sites of interest, however we are unable to make any warranties as to the quality, currency and accuracy of information on any other site. We recommend you refer to the Terms and Conditions of Use, Privacy Statements and/or Disclaimers referred to when accessing other sites.

Accessing and Amending your Personal Information

You are entitled to access your personal information, however there are exceptional circumstances where access to your personal information may be refused by us, for example if such access would be unlawful. If these circumstances arise, we will advise you further on this issue.
We recommend a written request be submitted detailing the documents or information sought.
We suggest you contact us to update any of your personal details or to correct any inaccuracies which may have inadvertently been recorded by us.

Complaints

If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of the gathering or use of your personal information, please do not hesitate to contact our Practice Manager at practiceman@kenyons.com.au.

This Statement is current at 2008.