Lexing offers you the following services:
- prevention and management of disputes related to the data protection/privacy, either in court or via private settlement;
- in-house audits on compliance with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR);
- notification of processing by the Data Protection Authority;
- compilation of “data privacy” policies defining data management protocols;
- organisation of data transfers to third parties;
- intellectual property protection of your databases (copyright, sui generis protection, non-disclosure clauses);
- in-house training on privacy issues, together with a data protection officer and the temporary assignment of a lawyer to your company;
- the outsourcing of the Data Protection Officer position;
- representatives of controllers or processors not established in the Union.
We can make company lawyers available to your company on a temporary basis (outsourcing) for a specific project or as Data Protection Officer.
In our attempts to provide you with the most effective way of resolving any dispute you might have, we give precedence to arbitration, collaborative law and mediation instead of legal proceedings. Many of our lawyers defend not only the interests of our clients in such cases, but are regularly called on as arbiters or legal experts.
We carry out the exequatur procedures aimed at granting enforceability to foreign judgments in the States where we are established.
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Sweden’s latest inquiry into protecting individual privacy vs. safeguarding freedom of expression
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Appoint a South Africa DPO Representative
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Is Côte d’Ivoire moving towards standard regulations for the use of biometrics?
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Data transfers from Turkey: Are you ready for the upcoming compliance deadline?
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Lexing Insights #40 – Data protection in Africa
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Video: Knowing the latest data protection developments in America
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Data Transfers and Adequacy Decisions in Nigeria: A Review of Ikigai V. NITDA
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India : an introduction to The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
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Training 13 June 2019 from 09:00 to 16:30
Protection of data, the internet of things, innovation and technology in comparative law – San José 2019
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Training 15 June 2017 from 00:00 to 00:00
GDPR conference – Milan 2017
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Training 28 February 2013 from 00:00 to 00:00
Privacy policy – Palo Alto 2013
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Weathering the Storm of Transatlantic Data Regulations
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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Transferring data to the UK post-Brexit
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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Non-compete clause: Can you use a Linkedin profile as proof?
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The Lexing® network informs you
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First of November 2019: (Br)exit data protection law?
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Right to be forgotten on internet in Belgium
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The Lexing® network informs you
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The Lexing® network informs you
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Lexing 2017 Conference on GDPR: D-330 before application
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International Lexing newsletter March 2017