Website Privacy Policy & Terms of Use

Copyright © 2009 Foley & Associates

All of the material published on this site is copyright of Foley & Associates Pty Ltd.

No material on this site may be reproduced, modified, resold, republished or retransmitted in any form without express written permission from Foley & Associates Pty Ltd.

The purpose of our website is to facilitate the flow of information and dialogue among all our business associates. We will therefore look positively at requests that will result in dissemination to wider audiences.

When material from this site is referred to in any media, we ask that full acknowledgement be given to Foley & Associates Pty Ltd.

While Foley & Associates Pty Ltd has taken all reasonable care to ensure the accuracy of the information presented on this website it does not make any warranties regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information within or accessible through the site. The user of this website understands that neither Foley & Associates Pty Ltd nor any third parties who may provide information to Foley & Associates Pty Ltd for dissemination purposes accept any responsibility or liability of any nature wheresoever arising from either the content of or the use by any party of the site or of any information contained or accessible therein.
In no event shall Foley & Associates be liable to any person under any law for any loss or damage related to any information on the site or the site itself.

Foley & Associates Pty Ltd reserves the right at any time to revise, amend, alter or delete the information provided on this website.

Referrals are provided by Foley & Associates Pty Ltd in good faith. Foley & Associates Pty Ltd shall not be held liable for losses or damages resulting from transactions completed or relationships entered as a result of the referral. It is the duty of our clients to exercise due diligence prior to entering a formal agreement or conducting business transactions with said referral.

On the 21st December 2001, the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 (The Act) commenced. This legislation described ten principles (referred to as the National Privacy Principles – NPPs) that outlined how organisations in the private sector should collect, use, disclose, hold and give access to personal information.

Foley & Associates is committed to complying with these principles and to the development of reasonable and responsible data privacy practices.