Look, we get it - nobody actually reads these things. But since we're lawyers who deal with digital assets and corporate stuff all day, we figured we should be straight with you about how we handle your information.
At Mythral Ionverse Legal, we take your privacy seriously. Like, really seriously. When you're trusting us with sensitive business info, cryptocurrency portfolios, or corporate restructuring plans, the last thing you need is to worry about your data ending up somewhere it shouldn't.
This policy covers what we collect, why we collect it, and what we do with it. We've tried to keep the legal jargon to a minimum, but hey - we're still lawyers, so there's gonna be some.
When you reach out to us or become a client, we'll collect stuff like:
Our website collects some tech info automatically:
We keep records of our conversations - emails, phone calls, meeting notes. It's not being nosy, it's covering both our backs and making sure we don't miss important details about your case.
We're not in the business of selling your data or spamming you with random stuff. Here's what we actually do with your information:
Obviously, this is the main thing. We need your info to represent you, draft documents, handle your cases, and give you solid legal advice.
Keeping you in the loop about your matters, sending updates, responding to questions - you know, actually being responsive lawyers.
Processing invoices, tracking payments, handling refunds if needed. The not-so-fun but necessary stuff.
Meeting our professional obligations, following Canadian law, and keeping up with regulatory requirements. We're particularly strict about this given our work in digital asset regulation.
Analyzing how clients use our site, figuring out what works and what doesn't, and making things better over time.
We're pretty protective of your information, but there are some situations where we need to share it:
Cloud storage, payment processors, document management systems - the tools we use to run our practice. They're all vetted and bound by strict confidentiality agreements.
If we get a court order, subpoena, or other legal requirement to disclose information, we'll comply. We'll let you know when we can, but sometimes we're legally prevented from doing so.
If you ask us to share your info with someone (like another lawyer, accountant, or business partner), we'll do that. Pretty straightforward.
Sometimes we need to consult with other professionals - think expert witnesses, co-counsel, or specialized consultants. They're bound by the same confidentiality standards we are.
What we DON'T do: Sell your data to third parties, share it with marketers, or use it for anything outside of providing you legal services. That's not our game.
Given that we deal with corporate secrets, digital asset portfolios, and sensitive M&A info, security isn't just important - it's absolutely critical. Here's what we do:
End-to-end encryption for data transmission and storage. Your stuff is scrambled into gibberish for anyone who shouldn't see it.
Limited access based on need-to-know. Not everyone in our office can see everything.
Canadian-based servers with regular security audits and backups. Your data stays in Canada under Canadian law.
Regular security training for our team. Everyone knows the protocols and takes them seriously.
That said, no system is 100% bulletproof. We do everything we can to keep your info secure, but if there's ever a breach, we'll let you know right away and work with you to handle it.
Under Canadian privacy laws (particularly PIPEDA), you've got some solid rights when it comes to your personal information:
You can ask to see what personal information we have about you. We'll provide it within 30 days.
If something's wrong or outdated, let us know and we'll fix it.
You can request deletion of your data, but we might need to keep some stuff for legal or regulatory reasons.
Want your data in a format you can use elsewhere? We can do that.
Changed your mind about something? You can withdraw consent for certain uses of your data.
If you think we're mishandling your info, you can file a complaint with the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
To exercise any of these rights, just shoot us an email at contact@mythralionversex.info. We'll verify your identity and get things rolling.
We don't keep your information forever (though sometimes it feels like client files pile up that way). Here's the breakdown:
Once the retention period's up, we securely delete or destroy the information. For digital asset matters specifically, we're extra careful about proper data destruction.
Our services aren't directed at kids under 18. If you're under 18 and stumbled onto this site, cool - but we're not collecting your personal information.
If we find out we've accidentally collected info from someone under 18, we'll delete it pronto. Parents or guardians who discover their kid's info ended up with us should reach out immediately.
We're based in Toronto, and we try to keep your data in Canada. That said, some of our service providers might have servers or operations outside Canada.
When we do transfer data internationally, we make sure there are appropriate safeguards in place - things like standard contractual clauses, Privacy Shield certification (where applicable), or other legal mechanisms.
If you're outside Canada and using our services, you're agreeing to have your info processed under Canadian privacy laws. Different countries have different standards, and we can't guarantee the same level of protection everywhere.