Data protection practise

At Ahlawat Law Professional Corporation, we are committed to helping businesses and individuals navigate the complex landscape of privacy law in Canada, with a particular focus on Ontario. Our practice is dedicated to providing informed guidance on data protection in today’s rapidly evolving technological environment.

Our approach to Privacy Law

Understanding technology and data flows

We strive to maintain a comprehensive understanding of how technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), impacts privacy. Our approach includes:

  • Analyzing data collection, processing, and storage mechanisms
  • Considering the implications of AI and machine learning for privacy
  • Addressing challenges related to cross-border data transfers and cloud computing
  • Staying informed about emerging technologies and their privacy implications

Knowledge of Canadian privacy laws

Our practice is grounded in Canadian and Ontario privacy laws, including:

  • Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
  • Ontario’s Strengthening Cyber Security and Building Trust in the Public Sector Act (Bill 194)
  • Anticipated federal privacy law reforms
  • Relevant provincial privacy legislation

Data Protection services

For Individuals

  • Educating on privacy rights (access, correction, and deletion of personal information)
  • Assisting with privacy complaints
  • Providing guidance on protecting personal information online

For organisations

Conducting Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs)

Developing privacy policies and procedures

Assisting with compliance audits and gap analysis

Providing guidance on data breach response planning

Offering insights on AI and machine learning compliance strategies

Advising on cross-border data transfers

Contact us for more information on our data protection law services.

At Ahlawat Law Professional Corporation, we aim to help you navigate the intricate world of privacy law, working towards practices that are both compliant and ethical in the digital age.