We help digital products and technology companies build privacy and data governance frameworks that protect the business without blocking it.
Privacy and data protection have moved from back-office compliance issues to front-line commercial concerns. Privacy terms sit in every enterprise contract. Consumer expectations drive product design. Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic move quickly, and getting it wrong creates real exposure.
Our practice is built around digital products and technology companies. Businesses where data is core to the product itself. We help clients design privacy and data governance frameworks that are workable, defensible, and aligned with how the business actually operates.
We take an integrated approach. Privacy sits alongside IP, commercial contracts, and brand work as part of a single risk-management picture, rather than a siloed compliance function.
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Texas, and the broader patchwork of US state privacy laws. Practical policies, procedures, and consumer rights workflows that account for how the laws actually differ.
GDPR, UK GDPR, and the international privacy regimes that follow them. Lawful bases, data subject rights, cross-border transfer mechanisms, and the practical decisions behind each.
Privacy policies, cookie notices, and consumer-facing disclosures that are accurate, enforceable, and actually reflect what the business does with data.
DPAs, standard contractual clauses, and data transfer mechanisms negotiated efficiently across customer, vendor, and partner agreements.
Internal data governance frameworks, vendor management, data classification, and the operational processes that make compliance sustainable as the business grows.
Privacy-by-design review of new products, features, and data flows, with practical recommendations that engineering and product teams can act on.