GDPR Compliance
GDPR Compliance
We advise on your obligations under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act, helping you understand what applies to your business and where the risks sit.
Most businesses hold more personal data than they realise, and the rules around how that data is used, stored, and shared are strict. The risk is not just regulatory action, it is reputational damage and loss of trust.
At Gordons Partnership, we help businesses understand what the law requires and how to apply it in practice. Our advice is straightforward, focused on helping you stay compliant without slowing your business down.
Whether you are building systems, running marketing campaigns, or managing customer data, we make sure your approach is legally sound and workable day to day.
Data protection advice only works if it fits into your day-to-day operations.
We take the time to understand how your business uses data in practice, then shape policies and processes that your team can actually follow.
You get clear guidance on what matters, where to focus, and how to stay compliant without overcomplicating things.
Yes. If you handle personal data in any form, GDPR obligations will apply.
Yes. We regularly audit existing policies and update them to reflect current law and actual business practice.
Act quickly. We can guide you through reporting requirements, risk assessment, and next steps.
Personal data includes anything that can identify an individual, such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, and IP addresses. It is often broader than businesses expect.
Yes. If you collect or use personal data, you need to explain how you use it in a clear and accessible way, regardless of your size.
Regularly. As your business changes, your use of data often changes too. Policies and processes should be reviewed to make sure they still reflect what you are actually doing.
Not all businesses do. It depends on the type and scale of data you handle. We can help you assess whether a formal DPO is required or if a lighter approach is appropriate.
In some cases, yes, but there are rules around consent and opt outs. We can help you structure your marketing in a way that stays compliant.
It should clearly set out how data is handled, who is responsible, and what happens in the event of an issue. We make sure these agreements are clear and workable.
Individuals have rights to access, correct, or delete their data. You need a clear process to respond within set timeframes, and we can help you put that in place.
Yes, but there are strict rules. We can advise on how to structure transfers so they meet legal requirements.
The risks include regulatory fines, but also reputational damage and loss of customer trust. Getting the basics right early reduces that risk significantly.
If you need advice on any commercial matter, please do not hesitate to contact our commercial team.
Gordons Partnership, clarity and confidence in legal advice, from people you can trust.
If you’d like to talk about how we can support your business, contact our Commercial Law team.
Call us on 01483 451900