Protecting the right to privacy against intrusion, surveillance and data misuse.
Representing victims of privacy violations under the Privacy Protection Law — including surveillance, publication of private information, eavesdropping and unlawful use of databases. We act to secure the statutory compensation and to stop the violation, and we advise businesses on meeting their data-protection and privacy obligations.
When clients come to us
- Your personal data was used without consent
- Photos, recordings or private details about you were published
- You are a business or body that received a privacy demand or complaint
What we offer
- Claims for invasion of privacy
- Publication of private data, surveillance and eavesdropping
- Advising businesses on protecting databases
How the process works
- 01
Preliminary review of the alleged violation
Assessing whether the conduct may arguably amount to a privacy violation under the law — subject to legal review.
- 02
Documentation and evidence
Collecting the publication, correspondence and relevant circumstances.
- 03
Approach or demand
A letter for removal or to stop the use, per the circumstances.
- 04
Legal proceeding if needed
Filing a claim or defending one, up to a settlement or ruling. None of this is a promise of removal or compensation.
