1. This Privacy Policy explains how Integrity Law Chambers (the Firm) handles information obtained when you visit or interact with this website (the Website). It is intended to protect your privacy and help you understand the Firm's information practices.
2. This Policy applies to the Website and information submitted through it. It should be read together with the Firm's Terms and Conditions.
3. This Policy is governed by and shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of Bangladesh.
4. The Firm may collect personal information that you provide, including your name, postal address, telephone number, email address, details of an enquiry, and any other information you choose to share with us.
5. Where relevant to a professional or contractual relationship, the Firm may also process business information reasonably required for a matter, project, conflict check, client administration, or legal service. The Firm may supplement this information with material available from lawful public sources.
6. Personal information will be treated as confidential to the greatest extent reasonably possible and will be used to support your communications and dealings with the Firm.
7. Information may be collected when you browse the Website, submit a consultation request, contact the Firm, provide instructions, or otherwise communicate or establish a relationship with us.
8. Providing personal information is generally voluntary. If you do not provide information needed to assess or respond to an enquiry, however, the Firm may be unable to assist or provide the requested service.
9. The Firm may use personal information for permitted purposes, including improving the Website, responding to enquiries, providing requested legal services, administering professional and business relationships, protecting Website security, meeting legal or regulatory duties, complying with court orders, exercising legal rights, and carrying out the purpose for which the information was provided.
10. The Firm may disclose personal information where disclosure is required or permitted by law, including to courts, regulators, law enforcement authorities, professional advisers, or other persons involved in protecting or exercising the Firm's legal rights.
11. The Firm may appoint service providers in Bangladesh or elsewhere to process information on its behalf. Such providers should process the information only for authorised purposes and in accordance with the Firm's instructions and applicable safeguards.
12. Except as described in this Policy, the Firm will disclose personal information only with your direction, consent, or another lawful basis.
13. If you provide personal information about another person, you are responsible for ensuring that you are authorised to provide it and that the Firm may collect, use, and disclose it as described in this Policy.
14. Information may be retained in the Firm's electronic systems, in systems operated by contracted service providers, or in physical files for as long as reasonably required for the relevant purpose and applicable legal or professional obligations.
15. The Firm applies reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards appropriate to the information it holds and at least those required by applicable law. No internet, cellular, or data transmission is completely secure, and information sent through such networks carries inherent risks.
16. This Policy may be revised to reflect changes in the Website, the Firm's practices, or legal and regulatory requirements. The current version will be published on this page.
17. Questions, comments, or requests concerning this Policy may be sent through the Firm's Contact page.