Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers is a powerful female-founded law firm with a core value system that puts people first. Our reputation as the legal business of choice in New South Wales is recognised by our many awards.
The team at Coutts have the expertise and experience to stand behind you and give you legal advice in a language you understand... without the legal jargon.
Coutts welcomes the opportunity to help you start a business, purchase a business, or sell a business in Australia.
Coutts Commercial and Business team takes pride in providing comprehensive legal services to businesses of all sizes.
At Coutts, our legal team offer the best service in a time where you feel at odds with the law.
Coutts provide expert legal advice in all employment related matters for both employers and employees including, but not limited to the following key areas.
Coutts provide legal advice in all areas of family law including; property settlements, divorce settlements, all types of parenting matters and the drafting of binding financial agreements and binding child support agreements.
At Coutts, we understand the devastating impact personal injuries can have, not only in a physical capacity, but also your emotional, mental and financial well-being also.
The important role conveyancers plays when people are buying and selling of property.
Have you been called as a witness by the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability? If so, you may be eligible to receive government funded legal representation.
A will is a legal document that specifies how you wish your assets and liabilities to be distributed following your death.
KEEPING DATA SECURE & COMPLIANT? PRIORITISE PRIVACY WITH THE COUTTS PRIVACY LAWERS
When it comes to Privacy & Data Protection, our team of Privacy Lawyers in Sydney brings extensive experience and a deep understanding of the intricacies of this privacy law in Australia. We are committed to safeguarding your data and ensuring privacy compliance, providing strategic legal guidance that is meticulously crafted to protect your interests.
Adriana Care Managing Partner
Data has become the centre of global trade, and the digitalisation of the economy has resulted in businesses using data to predict and respond to their market in unprecedented ways. With this increasing reliance on data, privacy lawyers play a critical role in helping businesses navigate complex data protection laws, ensuring compliance while safeguarding sensitive information and maintaining customer trust.
The collection and storage of personal information is, in most cases, governed by the Privacy Act. Coutts can help your organisation manage privacy issues. Our practice covers the full range of data protection, privacy, and associated matters, including:
Our approach is to find practical yet commercially realistic solutions for our client’s privacy and data issues.
We assist in creating tailored privacy policies that resonate with your business, ensuring that both management and employees are equipped with training programs to understand and uphold these standards.
Beyond merely advising on complaints, we provide strategic insights on effective resolution techniques, ensuring a streamlined and empathetic approach towards aggrieved parties.
Our assessment of agreements goes beyond surface-level checks, delving deep to ascertain that every clause robustly safeguards your data against potential breaches or misuse.
As privacy laws evolve, we stay ahead of the curve, providing proactive advice to ensure your operations remain compliant, while also assisting in the accurate identification and categorisation of personal and sensitive data.
Our team offers guidance on pre-emptive strategies to mitigate potential risks, ensuring your business is always a step ahead in its privacy measures.
With a team of seasoned professionals, Coutts is ready to guide you seamlessly through the intricacies of privacy regulations. We’re committed to helping you craft robust compliance strategies, adeptly address privacy concerns, and fortify the protection of your pivotal data. Reach out to us today and let’s ensure your business remains secure, compliant, and ahead of the curve.
Ready to elevate your business to the next level? Dive into a partnership that prioritises your business’s success. Contact our expert team and discover how Coutts can redefine your Privacy and Data Protection experience.
Reach out to a Coutts Commercial Lawyer via our website, phone, or in person. Briefly describe your matter.
Schedule and attend a meeting with a Coutts Privacy Lawyer / Conveyancer to discuss the specifics of your matter and desired outcomes.
Share all related documents and information. Your lawyer / Conveyancer will review everything, clarify aspects as needed, and then advise on the best action course.
Based on the advice, an appropriate action plan will be formulated. This may involve communication, documentation processes, or further legal steps.
Execute the action plan, addressing a range of legal scenarios as necessary.
Navigate towards a resolution, with the path determined by the nature of the matter. Your Lawyer / Conveyancer will outline any final actions or considerations.
Meet Adriana, The Managing Partner at Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers, and the head of our esteemed Property Lawyer and Commercial Law teams. With over twenty years of expertise, Adriana’s profound experience has fostered unwavering trust among her clients and solidified her esteemed standing within the Macarthur community. Her stature as an authority in Property and Commercial law is well-established.
The key privacy and data protection laws in Australia include the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) is responsible for enforcing and regulating these laws.
Personal information under Australian privacy laws refers to information or an opinion about an identified or identifiable individual. It includes details such as names, contact information, medical records, and financial data. Organisations must handle personal information in accordance with the APPs.
Businesses and organisations in Australia have obligations to handle personal data responsibly. They must only collect information necessary for a legitimate purpose, ensure data security, inform individuals about data handling practices, and allow individuals to access and correct their data.
Data breaches in Australia can result in penalties and legal consequences. The Privacy Act mandates data breach notification requirements for businesses. If a data breach occurs that is likely to result in serious harm, affected individuals and the OAIC must be notified.
Individuals can protect their privacy by being cautious about sharing personal information, understanding their rights under the Privacy Act, and exercising their rights to access and correct their data. They can also contact the OAIC if they have concerns about data privacy.