Privacy & Law: decide on your own privacy and privacy policy

In today’s increasingly digital world, privacy is more important than ever. Information about you is constantly being collected, stored, and shared—whether through cookies, customer databases, surveillance systems, or social media. With the advent of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this focus on privacy has only intensified. Under the GDPR, the use of personal data is subject to stricter rules, placing greater obligations on organizations that process such data (which includes almost all companies) and introducing higher penalties for non-compliance.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
It’s crucial for your organization to comply with the GDPR, as the obligations and responsibilities around personal data processing are significant. These include:

  • Maintaining a processing register
  • Drafting processor agreements
  • Implementing appropriate technical and organizational measures
  • Ensuring personal data is not stored longer than necessary

The GDPR also strengthens and expands individuals’ privacy rights. For instance, it grants the right to data portability (allowing individuals to transfer their data) and the right to erasure (enabling individuals to request the deletion of their data). Consent requirements have also become more stringent. Your organization must adapt to these rights, especially since data protection authorities now have greater enforcement powers, including the ability to impose substantial fines.

However, many businesses struggle with the practical implementation of these complex and abstract privacy regulations. Our privacy lawyers make GDPR compliance clear, actionable, and manageable.

Privacy is a 'hot topic'

- Floris Wubbena, Rijppaert & Peeters

Our Privacy Services

We can assist with:

  • Drafting and implementing privacy policies
  • Drafting processor agreements
  • Preparing privacy statements
  • Managing data breaches
  • Ensuring workplace privacy
  • Maintaining processing registers
  • Responding to data access requests
  • Managing data subjects' rights
  • Handling (international) data transfers
  • Setting data retention periods
  • Establishing legal grounds for processing
  • Protecting personal data
  • Managing confidentiality obligations
  • Drafting cookie and social media policies
  • Implementing camera surveillance policies
  • Monitoring and enforcing privacy compliance

Our Privacy and Law specialist

How can we assist you?

Do you need advice on privacy and law? If so, please feel free to contact us on +31162-453811 or info@rijppaert-peeters.nl.