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Data Protection & Technology Law

Any business with a website, a client list or a camera at the door processes personal data, and specific duties come with that. On the other side are your own rights: to know what is held about you, to ask for it to be corrected and, where the law allows, to ask for it to be erased. Doing it properly beforehand is almost always cheaper than answering an inspection afterwards.

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What we do

  • We review what data your business processes and on what legal basis, and prepare the record of processing activities.
  • We draft privacy policies, legal notices, cookie policies and data processing agreements.
  • We exercise your rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction and portability against whoever holds your data.
  • We assist you with a security breach, including notification to the Spanish DPA within 72 hours where required.
  • We file and answer complaints before the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
  • We review technology contracts: software development, hosting, cloud services and terms of use.

What people usually bring us

  • A letter from the Spanish Data Protection Agency that nobody knows how to answer.
  • A business that has just opened and needs its website and forms in order.
  • Personal data published online that should not be there.
  • A technology supplier holding on to the company’s information.

Complying with data protection rules does not prevent an incident, and no firm can promise that a penalty will not arrive. What the preparatory work does change is the position you answer from: a company that can evidence what it did and when is not in the same place as one with nothing in writing.

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