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Data protection agreements, built for the regime that applies.
Data processing agreements, privacy policies, and consent documents drafted and reviewed clause by clause, calibrated to local data protection law, and the regime that governs the matter.
How Laine helps
Laine guides the drafting of each document with the relevant data-protection analysis built in. It also reviews incoming agreements against market standards or your firm’s playbook, calibrated to the applicable regime.
Multi Jurisdictional Compliance
Privacy & data practices
In-house & compliance teams
WHO IT’S FOR
Law firms advising on privacy and data protection, and in-house teams managing data privacy agreements and compliance across the jurisdictions in which a business operates.
Common Contract Types
Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
Governs how a third-party processor handles personal data on behalf of a company.
Intragroup Data Transfer Agreement
Formalizes the transfer of personal data between companies within the same corporate group.
Data Protection Addendum
Adds data protection obligations to an existing commercial agreement.
Bring more structure to data processing agreements
Everything you need to know
What is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA)?
A Data Processing Agreement is a legally required contract between a controller and a processor that regulates the processing of personal data. A standard data processing agreement sets out how data may be used, protected, and secured, and allocates compliance responsibilities under applicable laws.
When is a data processing agreement required?
A data processing agreement is generally required when one organization appoints another party to process personal data on its behalf, and the applicable law requires those responsibilities to be documented. It typically defines how the data may be used, protected, stored, transferred, and returned or deleted.
When is a data protection agreement required?
A data protection agreement may be required when parties need to document privacy obligations that are not fully covered by the main commercial contract. Depending on the relationship and governing law, this may take the form of a DPA, a data protection addendum, or specific contractual clauses.
What can Laine draft in data protection?
DPAs, privacy policies, consent documents, and supporting compliance materials, calibrated to the governing regime.
Can Laine review incoming data protection terms?
Yes. Laine reviews incoming data protection terms against market standards or your own positions and returns a structured analysis.
