Data Privacy & Data Protection
WH Partners assists clients with:
- GDPR Compliance Frameworks: Policy drafting, audits, and implementation.
- Data Transfer & Cross-Border Solutions: Ensuring lawful international transfers under EU and global regimes.
- Data Breach Response: Advisory on notifications, investigations, and enforcement proceedings.
- Privacy in Technology & AI: Integrating compliance into AI, fintech, gaming, and online platforms.
- Employee & HR Data: Privacy issues in workplace monitoring, recruitment, and remote work.
- Marketing & Consumer Data: Ensuring compliance in advertising, profiling, and direct marketing.
- Outsourcing & Vendor Management: Drafting DPAs and service provider agreements.
- Training & Culture: Equipping organisations with awareness programmes for sustained compliance.
Why WH Partners
Our practice is led by lawyers with a strong focus on technology, gaming, and fintech—industries where data privacy is paramount. Olga Finkel and Joseph F. Borg bring unparalleled experience in advising data-driven businesses, ensuring clients receive practical and forward-looking advice in complex regulatory environments.
Our Expertise in Data Privacy & Data Protection
GDPR Compliance Frameworks
Data Transfer & Cross-Border Solutions
Data Breach Response
Privacy in Technology & AI
Employee & HR Data
Marketing & Consumer Data
Outsourcing & Vendor Management
Training & Culture
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