Auslegal and your privacy

We believe in maintaining the privacy of your personal information. We will not use the information we collect about you for any purpose other than those stated below.

We will not provide your name, address or other details to anyone else except with your consent or as required by law.

Web server logs

Our web server records the IP addresses of all visitors, as almost all web servers do. We only use this information to measure the volume of traffic the site is experiencing, the number of readers and which pages are most popular. We don't use the information to track the habits of individual readers.

Cookies

The Auslegal web site does set a cookie to enable you to customise your experience. You may choose to block this cookie and the site should continue to function, although you will lose some ability to customise the site.

Advertising

Currently, all third party advertising is provided by Google. Third party advertisers may also choose to set a cookie on your computer (which you may also chose to block).

For more information on third party advertiser's privacy policies:

Google Privacy Policy

Email and Online Forms

We record the name, email address and other details provided of people who have either emailed us or submitted information using an online form.

We reserve the right to publish any emails, letters or form submissions sent to us. If the sender requests that we not publish their identity we will be happy to do so. We will not publish senders email addresses unless specifically asked to do so.

Mailing Lists

We will only send you our newsletters if you have submitted your name and email address for inclusion in one of our email lists. If your name has been submitted in error or you wish to be removed from the list, just email us or click on the link at the bottom of the email.

Changes to this Policy

As legislative requirements and online conventions are likely to change over time, so may this policy. Any changes will be published on the main site to ensure that readers are aware of
the change.