This privacy should be made available on your website. It tells your website users and prospective clients of how you will process their personal data and complies with GDPR.

This privacy should be made available on your website. It tells your website users and prospective clients of how you will process their personal data and complies with GDPR.

Privacy notice for candidates. This privacy notice should be made available online before candidates submit their application to you. It is a GDPR requirement that you have one.

If you operate a website, chances are you will be collecting cookies. The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations requires you to have a cookie policy if you do.

If you operate a website you should ideally have terms of use which deals with issues such as the use of your website, intellectual property and intends to protect you against liability for any construed advice as a result of your content, such as blogs.

DPIA stands for Data Protection Impact Assessment. It is a process in which organisations assess the impact that their data processing activities may have on the privacy of individuals. This policy sets out when your law firm should carry out DPIA.