Privacy law

Privacy law lawyers

Our privacy law lawyers combine in-depth legal expertise with knowledge of the sectors in which our clients operate. We work for hospitals and other healthcare institutions, municipalities and public organisations, educational institutions, national and international companies, non-profit organisations and other organisations that make extensive use of ICT systems, data and AI applications.

Our strength lies in combining our knowledge of data protection legislation, including the GDPR, sector-specific regulations and developments across Europe such the Data Act and the AI Act, with a particular focus on the processing of personal data within your organisation. Our experience with ICT law, cybersecurity, governance and contracting enables us to offer a singular integrated perspective on all issues relating to personal data, data processing, compliance, digitalisation and risk management. We contribute ideas in a strategic manner and provide specific, workable solutions that fit seamlessly with your processes, organisational culture and technological environment.

Privacy law within digital systems and ICT applications

Privacy issues cannot be viewed in isolation from ICT systems and technological innovations. This includes cloud contracts, EHRs, data platforms, HR systems, AI applications, supply chains and international data flows. The deployment of technology offers opportunities such as more efficient processes and better healthcare and services, but also entails risks in terms of security, liability, governance and privacy. Our privacy law lawyers always take into account the latest European laws and regulations, such as the GDPR, the AI Act and the Data Act, and apply them within the context of sector-specific regulations. This accumulated focus at both the European and national levels allows us to advise on the compliant use of technology and data processing within your organisation, providing integrated legal advice that is clear and practical to implement.

Our services

We offer guidance with regard to all legal aspects of privacy and data protection. Examples include:

Privacy and GDPR compliance

We advise on the practical application of privacy regulations, including but not limited to:

• Drafting or updating privacy policies, privacy statements and processing registers
• The rights of data subjects and related procedures
• DPIAs, processing agreements and data breach protocols
• Governance structures, awareness programmes and privacy audits

Data processing and ICT contracts

This is where privacy and ICT law converge. We advise on:

• Contracting ICT suppliers
• Cloud/SaaS solutions
• EHR systems, data platforms and digitalisation projects
• Licensing terms and terms and conditions of use
• Processing of personal data in digital systems
• Processing/sharing of personal data within joint ventures

Data leaks, incident response and enforcement

We assist organisations in dealing with data breaches, security incidents and investigations by supervisory authorities, from initial reporting to strategic advice, loss mitigation and accountability.

International data transfers

More and more organisations are engaging in cross-border data processing. We can assist you in compliance with the GDPR, international data transfer rules, SCCs, Data Act requirements and sector-specific regulations. From patient data and rights relating to medical records to data sharing in the social sector, from HR privacy to AI implementations in the business sector. Our lawyers know and understand how the rules are applied in practice.

Your legal partner for privacy, data and digitalisation

Whether you are responsible for ICT, compliance, legal affairs, governance or day-to-day operations, you need to be able to rely on legally sound ICT solutions and data processing. As a law firm specialising in privacy law, we can assist you with digital transition, risk management and making your organisation future-proof.

We provide clear advice tailored to your practice, support regarding complex data projects, and guidance on supervision, enforcement and disputes.

Contact our specialists

If you want to know how you can make privacy and digitalisation at your organisation future-proof, you can discuss your issues with our privacy law lawyers, from strategic decisions to day-to-day compliance.