Data Privacy

Personal data is everywhere. It underpins almost everything you are trying to do. A rapidly expanding network of data and e-privacy law (domestic, continental and global) means that the rules governing how you can use personal data are increasingly complex. Whether you want to monetise personal data for commercial objectives or adhere to the highest standards of compliance for the people you interact with, our expert data privacy lawyers are here to help.

We can also assist you to analyse your current standard of compliance with our data privacy health checks, and we are always happy to provide in-house bespoke training.

We can help you deliver on your strategies, whether domestic or international, by providing accurate, clear, pragmatic advice which is relevant to your organisation and your goals. Through it all, we are confident that we are lawyers you’ll enjoy working with.

How We Can Help

Special Category Data

Advising on all aspects of the request process – receipt, extensions, grounds for non-compliance, document search, review and redact, application of exemptions, responses.

Compliance Documentation

For example, staff privacy notices, organisational data protection policies and data retention guidelines.

Contracts

Advising on data privacy law risks arising from contracts with individuals and organisations.

Breach Management

Advice on the management of data breaches, including notification requirements and remediation strategy.

Sensitive Personal Information

Guidance on the use of particularly sensitive data, including in an HR context (such as ill-health absence, occupational health issues, reasonable adjustments and equality of opportunity monitoring) and related regulatory requirements.

Surveillance

Ranging from general (for example, advising on the lawful use of workplace CCTV) to more targeted or covert.

Advising on all aspects of the request process – receipt, extensions, grounds for non-compliance, document search, review and redact, application of exemptions, responses.

For example, staff privacy notices, organisational data protection policies and data retention guidelines.