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Modern businesses routinely collect and process personal data through websites, mobile apps, marketing platforms, and customer accounts. As privacy regulations continue to expand around the world, companies must ensure that their data practices comply with applicable laws and industry standards.
Uncommon Counsel assists companies with navigating complex privacy obligations, developing compliant data practices, and addressing legal risks related to the collection and use of personal information.
Legal guidance can help businesses avoid regulatory penalties, contractual disputes, and reputational harm associated with mishandling consumer data.
The firm assists companies with a range of privacy and data protection matters, including:
Many clients seek guidance when launching new digital products, expanding into new markets, or updating their privacy practices to comply with evolving regulations.
Businesses operating online may be subject to a range of privacy laws depending on where their customers are located and how personal information is collected or processed.
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
The California Consumer Privacy Act provides California residents with rights regarding the collection and use of their personal information. Businesses that collect personal data from California residents may be required to provide disclosures regarding their data practices and allow consumers to exercise rights such as access or deletion requests.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The GDPR is the European Union’s comprehensive data protection framework governing the collection and use of personal data from EU residents. Companies subject to the regulation must provide transparent disclosures, establish lawful bases for data processing, and implement appropriate safeguards.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Oversight
Although the United States does not have a single comprehensive federal privacy law, the Federal Trade Commission regulates unfair or deceptive practices related to consumer data handling. Companies that misrepresent their data practices or fail to implement reasonable safeguards may face enforcement actions.
Understanding how personal data flows through an organization is often the first step in building a privacy compliance program.
Data mapping and internal audits help companies identify:
This information allows businesses to develop appropriate privacy policies, contractual safeguards, and security procedures.
Data breaches can create significant legal and operational risks for businesses. Companies should implement security practices designed to reduce the likelihood of unauthorized access to sensitive information.
In the event that a breach occurs, legal guidance may be necessary to evaluate notification obligations, regulatory requirements, and contractual responsibilities to customers or partners.
Uncommon Counsel works with companies to identify, manage, and respond to legal obligations related to the collection and use of personal data.
Services may include reviewing privacy policies, advising on regulatory requirements, assisting with data protection provisions in commercial contracts, and helping companies implement practical privacy compliance measures.
If your company collects or processes personal data and needs assistance evaluating its privacy obligations, you may schedule a consultation to discuss your situation and determine the appropriate next steps.
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