This Privacy Policy applies only to Max Blitt QC activities that are subject to the provisions of Canada’s federal and provincial privacy legislation, including, where applicable, the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, and Alberta’s Personal Information Privacy Act.
What Is Personal Information?
For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, “personal information” means information about an identifiable individual. This does not include the name, title, business address or telephone number of an employee of an organization, when used for business communications.
What Personal Information Do We Collect?
Max Blitt QC collects the personal information that you submit to our website, such as your name, address and any other contact or other information that you choose to provide by using the “contact us” portion of this website; or by corresponding with a member or employee of Max Blitt QC via e-mail using the hyperlinks created for that purpose.
If the information we require is held by third parties (such as webmasters, Internet Services Providers), we will endeavor to ensure that the information has been collected in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
In some cases, we may be required by applicable law or regulatory requirements, or by the rules of professional conduct that govern the legal profession, to collect information about you without your knowledge or consent.
Non-personal information, such as the name of the domain from which you access the Internet, the dates and times you access our website and the Internet address of the website from which you may be linking directly to our website, is collected and used to determine the volume of traffic on our website. This information also enables us to identify ways in which our website can be improved to serve you better.
What About Links To Other Websites?
Our website may contain links to other websites that may be subject to less stringent privacy standards. Max Blitt QC cannot assume any responsibility for the privacy practices, policies or actions of the third parties that operate those websites. Max Blitt QC is not responsible for how such third parties collect, use or disclose your personal information. You should review the privacy policies of those websites before providing them with personal information.
Why Do We Collect Personal Information?
Max Blitt QC collects personal information to enable us to provide legal services.
When Do We Use or Disclose Your Personal Information?
We use or disclose your personal information as described in this Privacy Policy, and for any additional purposes for which we have obtained your consent to the use of your personal information.
We share your personal information with our employees, contractors, consultants and other parties who require such information to assist us with establishing, maintaining and managing our relationship with you.
Further, your personal information may be used or disclosed in the circumstances described under the heading “When Do We Use or Disclose Your Personal Information.”
Consent
By using our website, you signify your consent to the contents of this Privacy Policy. If you do not agree with the contents of this Privacy Policy, or to our collection, use, disclosure and management of your personal information as described in this Privacy Policy, you may not use our website. Express consent can be given orally, electronically or in writing. Implied consent is consent that can reasonably be inferred from your action or inaction. For example, when you provide us with personal information on our website, we will assume your consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information for purposes related to your acceptance and use of those services or for other purposes identified to you at the relevant time.
We may use or disclose your personal information without your knowledge or consent where we are permitted or required by applicable law, regulation, or by the rules of professional conduct governing the legal profession.
You may change or withdraw your consent at any time, subject to legal or contractual restrictions and reasonable notice, by contacting Max Blitt QC using the contact information set out below.
Protecting Personal Information
Max Blitt QC will endeavor to safeguard personal information using methods that are appropriate to the sensitivity of the information.
Unfortunately, no data transmitted over the Internet is ever 100% secure. As a result, Max Blitt QC does not represent, warrant or guarantee that personal information will be protected against loss, misuse, interception or alteration and does not accept any liability for personal information submitted to us via the Internet, nor for your or any third parties’ use or misuse of personal information.
Updating Personal Information
It is important that the personal information Max Blitt QC holds about you is accurate and current. Max Blitt QC asks that you to keep us informed of changes to your personal information.
Accessing Your Personal Information
You can ask to see the personal information that we hold about you in the manner and subject to the terms described under the heading “Accessing Your Personal Information” in our External Privacy Policy.
Contacting Us
To get more information about this Privacy Policy, or to change or withdraw your consent under this Privacy Policy, you can write to Max Blitt QC at:
Max Blitt , Q.C. | Fellow, International Academy of Family Lawyers
Spier Harben | Barristers & Solicitors | #1400, 707-7th Avenue S.W.
Calgary, Alberta | Canada T2P 3H6 | www.childabduct.com
phone (403)263- 5130 | fax (403)264-9600 | Email:
Max Blitt stores confidential client data on, and communicates over servers owned by third parties and located in the United States of America, and possibly other places. We do this to reduce our costs, and to provide convenient access to your lawyer and your electronic files. The third party owners of these servers have been reported as participants in a program of the US government’s National Security Agency for the collection of information about non-US citizens. This means that your confidential information will be available to law enforcement agencies of the US federal government, and may be accessed, stored indefinitely, and used by those agencies without notice to you. This includes documents, emails, video conferences, and anything else that can conceivably be stored on or transmitted through these third party servers. By agreeing to these terms, you consent to your information being stored on third party servers in the United States of America.