ILC take the concept of client-barrister/advocate/attorney privilege seriously and maintain strict confidentiality.
ILC's Statement of Confidentiality
Confidentiality is of paramount importance in Legal Practice.
Confidentiality is maintained throughout a representation and thereafter.
No confidential information is ever disclosed beyond the representation except when authorized in writing by a client.
The identities of clients and initial inquiries find their way to no list whatsoever.
The ILC’s reputation and my license to practice law depend on this commitment.
This confidentiality statement and its commitment extend to all matters handled by the ILC.
For your protection and mine, confidential information must not be submitted with an initial inquiry.
Any material that appears to be confidential and is received with an initial inquiry must and will be returned to the submitter or destroyed, depending on the circumstances and practicalities.
If your initial inquiry cannot be expressed without revealing confidential information, a private consultation is probably required.
Confidential information should not be submitted by email on a third-party access computer.
