All businesses need to operate in accordance with current Data Protection and Privacy laws. The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on the 25th May 2018. With the end of the Brexit transition there are bound to be ongoing changes in this area.
Talk to one of our friendly and experienced team on 01582 514000
We can assist you through the ever-changing landscape and understand that what matters is that you understand how the rules will affect your business and how you can ensure you act appropriately at all times.
The team at Machins have a wealth of experience in advising on data protection issues.
We regularly host seminars on this topic and see that it will continue to be an area in which businesses need pragmatic, prompt and commercial advice in order to navigate through the changing duties over the next few years.
We can assist you with the following:-
We would be pleased to assist you and to provide practical advice and support to ensure your business is fully compliant with Data Protection and Privacy law, please contact Sarah Liddiard.
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