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Businesses routinely share personal data with suppliers, customers, service providers, technology partners and other third parties. Ensuring that the right contractual protections are in place is a key requirement of UK GDPR and wider data protection legislation.
Whether you are appointing a third-party processor, entering into a data sharing arrangement or negotiating a wider commercial contract, your agreements should clearly define how personal data will be collected, processed, stored, transferred and protected. Failing to implement appropriate data protection clauses can expose businesses to regulatory action, financial penalties, contractual disputes and reputational damage.
At Kuits, our specialist data protection solicitors advise businesses on all aspects of data protection contracts, helping organisations manage risk while supporting their commercial objectives. We provide practical, commercially focused advice that goes beyond legal drafting to ensure contractual arrangements align with operational realities.
We advise on a wide range of data protection and commercial agreements, including:
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The significant financial penalties available to regulators have increased scrutiny of data protection provisions during commercial negotiations. Businesses are increasingly seeking extensive indemnities, liability provisions and contractual warranties relating to the processing of personal data.
Our team helps clients:
By taking a pragmatic approach, we help businesses achieve compliance without creating unnecessary barriers to commercial relationships.