Whether you need a full legal review, a simple privacy statement or an elaborate contract, you can count on me. I will provide you with accessible advice, step-by-step plans and documents that are clear, concise and to the point.
Every business processes personal data. Think about customer data, business contact details, employees, website visitors. All personal data needs to be processed in compliance with applicable data protection law. This has consequences for how you go about gathering, using and sharing data. I will guide you.
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Basically every website is a so-called information society service, this alone triggers some basic information duties. When providing services or selling products to consumers, additional legal requirements apply. On online platforms users may effectively contract with each other. Needless to say this has legal implications. Nothing to worry about, just observe that the basics need to be taken care of.
A deal is in the making, things are moving fast and people want to get started. Nobody really wants to think about fineprint, let alone consider the possibility that things don’t work out. Let me do that thinking for you. Depending on the situation we can work with general terms and basic contracts, a full framework agreement with its annexes or another contract form that fits your needs.
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Starting a business, intending to collect and share data, developing a new product or service? Or is everything up and running without having been checked? Check it now. There are likely to be legal requirements that need to be implemented and a contractual framework may need to be put into place. However complex the legal aspects and analysis are, I will break it down into a practical step-by-step plan.
Let’s lift the notion of compliance from its abstract level and look at how it fits into your organisation. What are the practical implications and the main areas of attention? There is no standard workshop. We can focus on the concept of personal data, talk encryption, discuss international data transfers or rather go into the right of withdrawal and information duties. Any workshop will be custom made for your organisation and will continuously evolve with the audience.
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There is never a dull day when advising about privacy and related subjects. The field provides interesting challenges in this data driven era full of technological and legal developments. I regularly draft statements and terms for apps, websites and IoT devices, while advising on their set-up and providing relating contracts. I also guide preparations for the EU General Data Protection Regulation. My clients are diverse, from multinational to start-up and sometimes a private person. Additionally, I assist several law firms with my expertise, staying connected with the branch in which my career kicked off in 2009.
I enjoy giving advice and drafting legal documents that everyone can understand and work with. The goal is to make legal matters meet business interests and end-user expectations. For optimal results, I listen to and learn from others, while never ceasing to think autonomously.
Member of the Dutch Association for Privacy Law (Vereniging Privacy Recht, VPR)
Member of the Netherlands Association for Information Technology and Law (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Informatietechnologie en recht, NVvIR)
Wárlám, I.M. (2015) De Belastingdienst mag het BSN niet omdopen tot BTW-nummer. Privacy & Informatie, 2015 (5) (article on the Dutch Tax Authority breaching data protection law by processing Citizen Service Numbers in VAT numbers).
Wárlám, I.M. (2013 and 2014) Wet- en Regelgeving, Tijdschrift voor Internetrecht, 2013 (4, 5/6) and 2014 (1) (section on legislative developments in an internet law magazine).
Thole, E.P.M. and Wárlám, I.M. (2013) Data Breaches from an EU Perspective. Juriste International, 2013 (3).
Thole, E.P.M., Wárlám, I.M. and Sigterman, T.D. (2011) Operatie landelijk elektronisch patiëntendossier mislukt. Wat nu? Tijdschrift voor Compliance en Zorg, 2011 (2) (article on the failure of Dutch legislative proposal relating to exchange of electronic health data).
Isabelle Wárlám
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isabelle@warlamlegal.nl
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