We help you protect your data and comply with Data Protection regulations
Our Data Protection lawyers advise on your company’s obligations under data protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation, and prepare agreements to ensure your compliance with applicable regulations.
Our team has experience addressing Data Protection in a wide variety of areas including human resources,
outsourcing, licensing and technology.
We also train your employees on Data Protection.
- Drafting privacy notices and cookie notices
- Ensuring your agreements comply with data protection laws
- Analysing your current conformity with data protection regulations
- Advising on your obligations as a data controller or a data processor
- Advising on cross-border transfers of personal data
- Advising on use of EU-US and Swiss-US Privacy Shields
- Advising on security of personal data and managing data breaches
- Training on data protection law tailored to your business
- Drafting privacy notices and cookie notices
- Ensuring your agreements comply with data protection laws
- Analysing your current conformity with data protection regulations
- Advising on your obligations as a data controller or a data processor
- Advising on cross-border transfers of personal data
- Advising on use of EU-US and Swiss-US Privacy Shields
- Advising on security of personal data and managing data breaches
- Training on data protection law tailored to your business
Latest News on Data Protection
As the world recovers from COVID-19, international travel has picked up again causing airport havoc across the globe. However, some international transfers have continued without interruption –invisible, but significant flows. These are the cross-border personal data transfers that happen every day …
Shortly after Brexit, the UK Government re-evaluated its data protection regime and cross-border data processing. The Government concluded that the EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU-GDPR) was incompatible with the UK and represented an unreasonable administrative burden on businesses, particularly small businesses, including start-ups.
Any company doing business in California (regardless of where it is located) that meets certain thresholds with respect to its gross revenue or revenue from personal information it sells or the amounts of personal information that it buys/receives/sells or shares for commercial purposes must comply with the CCPA.
