How the practice works
What you can expect
A named lawyer on every file
The person on the first call is the person who writes the opinion.
Scope in writing, first
Every engagement is defined by a deliverables list, a timetable and decision points.
Hebrew and English
Correspondence, documents and meetings in both, including with a European customer or investor.
Confidentiality
The lawyers owe a duty of confidentiality over everything you give us, and our workflow ensures complete confidentiality. Not every document produced during the work is automatically privileged; at the start of each engagement we explain how privilege applies to your file.
From exposure to control
- 1. Assess
- 2. Prioritize
- 3. Implement
- 4. Support
Assess
An applicability opinion and a gap review: your personal-data flows and databases, mapped and assessed against the Privacy Protection Law and the Data Security Regulations. Where the duty to appoint an officer is in question, the answer is a reasoned written determination, either way.
Prioritize
The findings become a gap list ranked by exposure, and the implementation work is set out in a written scope letter.
Implement
The documentation gets written — database definitions, data security procedure, record of processing activities, privacy notice, data processing agreements in Hebrew and English, and an incident procedure — and is handed over in a session on the gaps and the order to address them.
Support
Your choice: ongoing support or performance of the officer role. The lawyer who wrote the opinion stays on the file.
What happens after you get in touch
- An initial call
- The need, scope and priorities
- A written scope letter
- With the terms of engagement, before work starts