GDPR legal support – GDPR lawyer – Data protection
A data protection law firm protecting your company from fines of up to EUR 20 million. Audits, training and ongoing data protection support in plain language.
We help IT and e-commerce businesses and marketing agencies deal with supervisory authorities, giving them confidence in their GDPR compliance.
- We conduct GDPR compliance audits, analyse risks and assess safeguards.
- We prepare complete GDPR documentation, from privacy policies and data processing agreements to privacy notices.
- We provide GDPR training for employees, support clients during GDPR inspections and represent them.
Professional support for businesses from a data protection law firm.
Paralysed by the threat of UODO fines
Fines imposed by the Polish Data Protection Authority (UODO) run into millions, while your documentation is based on an online template.
Without a coordinated approach to data protection, a GDPR inspection alone brings your company to a standstill. A specialist law firm puts a clear system in place to protect personal data across your business.
Chaos in your GDPR documentation
A folder full of files, but no confidence that your privacy policies and privacy notices will protect you during an inspection.
You have no record of processing activities, data processing agreements or internal policies. Every data protection incident leaves you improvising a response.
A UODO inspection is around the corner
You receive an inspection notice from the Polish Data Protection Authority. You have 7 days to respond.
You need a GDPR lawyer who knows how to respond to supervisory authorities, present your documentation and defend the way you handle personal data.
A cyberattack and data leak – what now?
The incident has already happened. You have 72 hours to report the personal data breach to the Polish Data Protection Authority, while legal risks mount and the reputational crisis deepens.
Our team of GDPR lawyers guides you through the process, from assessing the risk to dealing with supervisory authorities.
DPO – do I need one?
Get this assessment wrong and you either face a fine for failing to appoint a data protection officer when required or incur an unnecessary cost.
Outsourcing the data protection officer (DPO) role is a worthwhile option: you get an expert who addresses legal issues before they become a crisis.
Your business is growing, but your GDPR compliance is standing still
You're introducing AI, automation and new IT systems, but your documentation is a year behind.
Introducing innovations without updating your policies creates a ticking time bomb of data protection risks. What matters is keeping your practices up to date, not just your documentation.
Your GDPR expert – a specialist lawyer.
Practical solutions, not legal theory A cyberattack and data leak – what now
You won't get a 100-page legal opinion. You'll get a checklist of things to do.
We take a practical rather than academic approach, in line with the GDPR and the practice of supervisory authorities.
We speak the language of your business Chaos in your GDPR documentation
We translate the complexities of the General Data Protection Regulation into familiar business processes.
Instead of quoting legal provisions, we show you what to change in your CRM and how to set up onboarding. Managing data protection becomes a practical, repeatable process rather than an abstract concern.
Experience gained from hundreds of GDPR compliance projects DPO – do I need one?
We've protected startups, software development companies, and e-commerce businesses.
After working with hundreds of IT, SaaS and e-commerce companies, we know your industry's pitfalls before you run into them.
GDPR as an advantage, not a roadblock Paralysed by the threat of UODO fines
We show you how to use data legally to grow your business.
Getting GDPR compliance right sends a clear message to business partners: “You can trust us.” Transparent privacy policies open the door to contracts that would be out of reach without sound data protection arrangements.
Support during UODO inspections A UODO inspection is around the corner
We prepare documentation, help you respond to supervisory authorities, and represent you before the Polish Data Protection Authority.
Your GDPR lawyer and our team provide ongoing support during every GDPR inspection. You're never left to handle the problem alone.
Constantly updating our knowledge Your business is growing, but your GDPR compliance is standing still
The law changes. When UODO or other supervisory authorities issue new guidance, we proactively update your GDPR documentation and the way you handle personal data.
Our service combines years of experience with ongoing monitoring of changes in the law, giving you one less thing to worry about.
A GDPR lawyer for your business – comprehensive legal services.
A GDPR audit that gives you a clear action plan GDPR audit
We'll take a close look at your business. You'll get a checklist of steps to take, not a lengthy legal opinion.
We'll carry out a comprehensive analysis of your personal data processing, verify the legal bases and assess compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation – with a clear indication of where changes are needed.
GDPR compliance from the ground up GDPR compliance from the ground up
You run the business. We handle the paperwork.
Risk analysis, documentation, records of processing activities and data protection workshops for employees – GDPR compliance measures tailored to how your business operates.
Tailored GDPR documentation Tailored GDPR documentation
No more templates.
GDPR documentation – privacy policies, privacy notices, records of processing activities, procedures for upholding data subjects' rights and data processing agreements – written in clear language and consistent with the General Data Protection Regulation and the approach taken by supervisory authorities.
Handling personal data breaches and incidents Handling data breaches
Data leak? You have 72 hours to report it.
We'll assess the risk, prepare documents for UODO and manage crisis communications. We provide comprehensive legal support for personal data breaches from the outset, so you can resolve it quickly and minimise its consequences.
GDPR training for teams GDPR training for teams
Data protection training for management, HR, IT, marketing and sales teams.
We teach your team how to generate leads lawfully, process job applicants' data and handle personal data in their daily work. They leave with checklists and procedures they can use every day.
GDPR and emerging technologies GDPR and emerging technologies
Introducing something new?
We'll make sure your tools comply with the GDPR. Whether you're dealing with the AI Act, profiling, IT systems or big data, we'll carry out a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), prepare the documentation and identify the legal risks associated with personal data.
This won't be your typical lawyer–client relationship
What is it like to work with us?
How much does GDPR legal support cost?
The figures shown are indicative price ranges. We tailor every quote to your project following a free consultation.
Need ongoing support? See our subscription model – like having your own in-house legal team, without the cost of a full-time hire.
Frequently asked questions about GDPR legal support
An audit starts at PLN 2,500. Putting GDPR compliance measures in place, including documentation and team training, starts at PLN 5,000 – this covers data protection management in your company, from analysing the legal bases to handling personal data in day-to-day processes. Ongoing data protection support on a subscription basis starts at PLN 3,000/month. We quote the price upfront, with no hidden costs.
A GDPR lawyer assesses your situation, analyses your company's data protection needs and recommends an approach tailored to your business. You get concise legal advice with no commitment and no invoice. We show you where the risks lie in the way you handle personal data and what to address first. P.S. The meeting really is free.
It depends on your company's size and the number of personal data processing operations. It usually takes 2–3 weeks, or less with our express service. Our GDPR lawyers work on tasks in parallel, so you don't spend weeks waiting for a single document and no step is missed. We start work on data protection from day one.
IT, SaaS and e-commerce companies process personal data at scale and use IT systems that require particular attention to data protection. Legal advice for technology companies covers DPIAs, the AI Act, profiling, data transfers to third countries and data processing agreements with cloud providers. When handling personal data, every integration and every webhook matters. We take a systematic approach to data protection across your tech stack, beyond the paperwork.
Our subscription model covers ongoing GDPR advice, documentation updates when laws change, and comprehensive support with inspections and personal data breaches. Our law firm doesn't disappear once the initial compliance measures are in place. We treat data protection as an ongoing project: recording incidents, preparing data processing agreements, updating policies and handling customer requests. Day after day, not once a quarter.
If you process the personal data of customers, employees or business partners, yes. Business size doesn't matter. Every business that handles personal data must meet the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation. Even a sole trader has GDPR and data protection obligations, from a privacy policy to data processing agreements with suppliers. Overseeing data protection and ensuring regulatory compliance are real responsibilities, even in a small business.
A GDPR audit analyses how your company processes personal data. We check the legal bases, review your GDPR documentation and identify risks. You receive a report assessing compliance and setting out a corrective action plan, reflecting the approach taken by supervisory authorities and UODO decisions. We explain every finding in business terms. We provide legal support to IT, SaaS and e-commerce companies.
You must appoint a data protection officer (DPO) if you process sensitive data on a large scale, systematically monitor individuals or are a public body. Even when it isn't mandatory, outsourcing the DPO role makes day-to-day data protection management easier. We provide ongoing data protection support, not a one-off document. We handle data protection every day.
Administrative fines can reach EUR 20 million or 4% of global turnover. Other consequences include claims from data subjects, reputational damage and exclusion from tenders. Inspections by the Polish Data Protection Authority (UODO) are becoming more frequent. In line with supervisory authority practice, they examine whether GDPR procedures are actually followed and how your company approaches data protection in practice, not just whether the documentation exists. The cost is more than the fine: it's the business you lose, too.
It's risky. Templates don't account for the specifics of your business. Sound data protection management is a process, from analysing business operations to drafting privacy notices. Properly implemented GDPR compliance measures and ongoing data protection support pay for themselves at the first inspection. Creativa Legal manages this work like an engineering project. We work with your customers' personal data every day and take a systematic approach to data protection.
You have 72 hours from identifying a breach to report it to UODO. If the breach creates a high risk, you must notify the data subjects. A GDPR lawyer on our team manages the entire process, from risk analysis and communication with data subjects to representing clients before supervisory authorities. We provide data protection support in a crisis.
At a minimum, you need up-to-date documentation, data protection procedures in place and a trained team. A UODO inspector will ask about specific decisions made over the past 12 months, including who handles personal data day to day and how. We offer a package: an audit of internal documentation, team training and representation before the Polish Data Protection Authority (UODO). We show you how to handle customers' personal data in practice, so you can answer every question from the inspector with confidence.
Let's discuss legal solutions for your business.
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