Data protection lawyers · Torrevieja · Costa Blanca
Data Protection Lawyers in Torrevieja: GDPR compliance without headaches, and your privacy defended
Almost every business handles personal data — of clients, patients, tenants or employees — and the obligations are many. At the same time, anyone can see their privacy violated. We help companies comply with the GDPR calmly and in plain language, and we defend individuals whose personal data has been misused.
We know how it feels
Regulation should protect people, not paralyse your business
Many business owners know they must comply with data protection rules but do not know where to start: which documents they need, what to tell their clients, how to handle a security breach or how to answer a request from the Data Protection Agency. And individuals often feel powerless when their data is published, shared or used without permission.
For more than 25 years we have advised companies and individuals on the Costa Blanca. We adapt compliance to the real size and needs of each business, avoid unnecessary paperwork and stay available whenever a question or an incident arises.
“Data protection is about respect for people. We help you put it into practice.”
Our way of working
With you before, during and after compliance
Data protection is not a one-time task. We accompany your business as it grows and changes.
We analyse your situation
We look at how your business really handles personal data.
- Review of the data you collect and why
- Identification of risks and gaps
- Analysis of your website, forms and cookies
- Clear action plan adapted to your size
We adapt your business
We prepare everything you need, explained step by step.
- Records of processing activities
- Privacy policies, clauses and consents
- Contracts with suppliers who access data
- Security measures and staff guidance
We stay by your side
New services, new suppliers and new rules require updates.
- Ongoing review and updating
- Support with requests from individuals
- Management of security breaches
- Defence before the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD)
How we can help you
Data protection services in Torrevieja
We work with companies of all sectors and with individuals who need to defend their privacy.
GDPR compliance for businesses
Full adaptation to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD).
Sector-specific advice
Experience with IT companies, medical centres, pharmacies, foundations, consultancies, property managers and more.
Websites and online marketing
Privacy policy, cookie policy, legal notice and compliant forms and newsletters.
Data Protection Officer support
Advice on whether you need a Data Protection Officer (DPO) and support in carrying out the role.
AEPD proceedings
Response to requirements, inspections and sanctioning procedures of the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
Defence of individuals
If your data has been misused, published or shared without consent, we help you exercise your rights and claim compensation.
Why clients trust us
Practical compliance, real support
Your business may also need our commercial law, tax and labour advice and all our legal services.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about data protection
Does my business have to comply with the GDPR?
Almost certainly. Any company or professional that handles personal data of clients, patients, employees or suppliers must comply with the GDPR and the Spanish LOPDGDD, regardless of its size.
What happens if my business does not comply?
The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) can impose significant fines, and non-compliance can also damage the trust of your clients. Adapting in time is much simpler and cheaper than facing a sanction.
What documents does my business need?
It depends on your activity, but usually a record of processing activities, privacy information for clients and employees, contracts with suppliers who access data and appropriate security measures. We prepare what your business really needs.
Does my website need a privacy policy and cookie banner?
Yes. If your website collects data through forms or uses non-essential cookies, you need clear privacy and cookie policies, a legal notice and a valid consent system.
What should I do if there has been a data breach?
Act quickly. Some breaches must be notified to the AEPD within 72 hours and, in certain cases, to the affected people. Contact us immediately and we will guide you.
My personal data has been misused. What can I do?
You can exercise your rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection, file a complaint with the AEPD and, if you have suffered damage, claim compensation. We help you at every step.