Privacy Policy

Navado Lawyers & Solicitors takes the privacy of its clients seriously. We have our own set of principles which are incorporated within our team culture. Navado Lawyers & Solicitors complies with the Spam Act 2003, the Privacy Principles in the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998, as well as the Privacy Amendment Act 2004.

Our team agrees to be bound by our Email and Internet Policy which is in place for the protection of our clientele’s information as well as the protection of our firm’s Server and Database. We receive information regarding legal matters from prospective clients on a day to day basis, voluntarily via our enquiries engine on our website. We cannot guarantee the confidentiality of this information submitted via the internet, due to, inter alia, the large scope and exposure of the internet.

If you wish to make an appointment or seek advice for the first time, we strongly recommend that you only submit your name. Please try your best to ensure that you do not include any confidential information about your matter. If you do so before we are formerly retained as your lawyers, we are unable to guarantee the confidentiality of any such information provided.

When you visit this website, our Web Hosting Company may make a record of your visit and may save, amongst other things, matters such as:

• your personal domain name (if relevant); and/or
• the time and date of your visit to our website; and/or
• your Internet address.

Usually, this information is applied for statistical purposes. As you would appreciate, generally speaking, in providing legal services to you or any other person, Navado Lawyers & Solicitors usually collects personal information. You agree that we may share your personal information with members of Navado Lawyers & Solicitors, or that we may disclose your information to agents or third parties from time to time, to help us, inter alia, with the provision and/or marketing of our services to you.

Your browser stores cookie messages in a text file and sends these back to our website each time the browser requests a page from the website. From time to time, we may use cookies to measure usage periods accurately, as well as to obtain an idea of which areas of our website attracts traffic. As you would no doubt be aware, the Internet is not a safe and secure environment. Information you send to us, from your workplace, for example, may be able to be accessed by your employer or an intermediate service provider. If you use the Internet to send us any information, including your email address, it is sent at your own and sole risk – and expressly not at our risk.

At our Sydney CBD Head Office, we restrict physical access to our office. Our staff also have passwords for their access into our server. If you require access to some of your information, please contact our Privacy Compliance Officer (see below), who may deny your request in some circumstances. If Navado Lawyers & Solicitors denies your request, we will tell you why.