Confirmation and follow-up text messages
Quebec trade rule for lawyers and notaries, applicable throughout the Côte-Nord region.
The rule
Under Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (Loi canadienne anti-pourriel, CASL/LCAP), the confirmation of an appointment already agreed does not require consent (art. 6(6)b)), and a request made in the last six months creates implied consent for the follow-up (art. 10(9)a) and 10(10)e)). Each commercial message identifies the firm and offers a way to unsubscribe (art. 6(2)).
Information about Quebec rules, not legal advice. Check with your professional order, advisor or the official source.
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Confirmation and follow-up text messages — what does it mean?
Under Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (Loi canadienne anti-pourriel, CASL/LCAP), the confirmation of an appointment already agreed does not require consent (art. 6(6)b)), and a request made in the last six months creates implied consent for the follow-up (art. 10(9)a) and 10(10)e)). Each commercial message identifies the firm and offers a way to unsubscribe (art. 6(2)).
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Is this legal advice?
No. This is general information about Quebec rules. Always check with your professional order, advisor or the official source.
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