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Practice area
Data Protection
We prepare your company for the new Personal Data Protection Law: assessment, policies, contracts and incident response.
Lead partnerJosefina Lagos
Team4 lawyers
LanguagesSpanish · English
Experience50+ companies
01 / Overview
Protected data, confident clients
We map which personal data your company processes, for what purpose and who it is shared with, and identify the gaps under the new law.
We draft policies, privacy notices and vendor contracts, and prepare you to respond to requests and incidents.
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“Well-managed privacy builds trust and a competitive edge.”Josefina Lagos · Director of Data Protection
02 / When you need us
Situations where we help
01
You must comply with the new law
We run an assessment and a staged work plan.
02
You suffered a data breach
We guide containment, notification and communication.
03
A customer requests their data
We handle access, rectification or deletion requests.
04
You are hiring a tech vendor
We review the data processing agreement.
03 / Services
How we help
Assessment and compliance
Data inventory, gaps and compliance plan.
Policies and notices
Privacy, consent and data retention policies.
Vendor contracts
Processing agreements and international transfers.
Security incidents
Response, notification and defense before the authority.
04 / Experience
Area experience
50+Companies
In the process of complying with the new law.
80+Contracts
Data processing agreements reviewed.
24 hResponse
For security incidents of clients on retainer.
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05 / Team
Lawyers in this area
06 / FAQ
We answer your questions
When does the new data law apply?
The law provides an implementation period before it fully enters into force. We help you make the most of it.
Which companies does it apply to?
Any company that processes personal data of customers, employees or suppliers, regardless of size.
What happens if I do not comply?
The law provides for significant fines and a sanctions registry, plus reputational damage.
What should I do after a data breach?
Contain the incident, document it and contact us immediately to assess notifying the authority and those affected.
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