more about our Privacy Policy

We define Personal Information as any data that identifies you or relates to your personal circumstances, including your identity, location, and contact details.

We use your data to provide legal services and maintain a secure practice. Specifically, we use it to:

• Provide Legal Services: From initial proposals to rendering the legal work you’ve requested.
• Security & Compliance: To prevent fraud, manage security risks, and meet our legal obligations (such as AUSTRAC reporting).
• Communication: To send you updates, recommendations, or information about our services.
• Optimisation: To evaluate and improve our website analytics and internal operations.

We will only process your information with your consent, to fulfill our contractual duties, to comply with the law, or where there is a legitimate, overriding interest.

We do not sell your data. We only share it with:

• Our internal team, trusted agents, and consultants.
• External service providers acting on our behalf (e.g., IT support).
• Relevant third parties in your legal matter (e.g., banks, courts, or counterparties).
• Regulatory bodies as required by law.

You are not required to provide us with personal information, though this may limit our ability to assist you.

• Secure Communication: For sensitive matters, you may request end-to-end encrypted communication (via services like ProtonMail). This is the highest level of privacy we offer, designed to exclude third-party “eavesdroppers.” We provide this service at our discretion where the nature of the matter warrants it.
• Web Settings: You can configure your browser to reject cookies or automated tracking from our site.
• Opt-Out: You may instruct us at any time to stop sending recurring reminders or other such communications.
• Access & Correction: You may contact us to query, update, or correct the information we hold. In certain circumstances, you may also request that your data be deleted.

As we use global cloud-based technologies, your information may be stored in jurisdictions outside of Australia, such as the United States or India. 

We update this policy periodically to reflect changes in technology, law, and our data handling practices.