LEGAL SUPPORT OF CONFIDENTIALITY ✅ BUSINESS ✅ SERVICES

Stage 1. Initial Consultation and Company Needs Assessment

Description:
Review of client's business model, types of personal and confidential data processed, industry (healthcare, fintech, SaaS, etc.), jurisdictions (US states, international aspects).

Lawyer's actions:

Conducting video/written consultation
Data processing structure analysis
Determining applicable laws (e.g., CCPA, HIPAA, GLBA)
Identifying existing third-party agreements (vendors, contractors)

Stage 2. Development or Audit of Privacy Policies

Description:
Creation or updating of internal policies and external public privacy policy.

Lawyer's actions:

Preparation of Privacy Policy for website according to applicable laws (CCPA, COPPA, GDPR - if applicable)
Audit of existing policies and making necessary amendments
Preparation of Data Retention Policy, Data Access Policy, Employee Confidentiality Guidelines

Stage 3. Development of Confidentiality Contracts and Agreements

Description:
Drafting and reviewing contracts related to data transfer to third parties.

Lawyer's actions:

Preparation/review of NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
Incorporating data protection clauses into MSA, SaaS Agreements, Subcontractor Agreements
Drafting Data Processing Agreements (DPA) with counterparties

Legislative Framework of Confidentiality Protection

The US has comprehensive confidentiality regulation at both federal and state levels. Key regulatory acts include:

CCPA/CPRA (California) - regulates personal data processing
HIPAA - establishes medical information protection standards
GLBA - regulates the financial sector
FERPA - protects educational data confidentiality
COPPA - special requirements for minors' data

Key Areas of Legal Support

Regulatory compliance.
Development and implementation of privacy policies compliant with state laws and industry standards.
Contractual regulation.
Preparation of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), data processor contracts, including information protection provisions and party liabilities.
Incident response.
Legal support for breach notification procedures in accordance with statutory deadlines and requirements.
Regulator interaction.
Representation of company interests during audits and investigations initiated by government agencies.

Industry-Specific Regulation Features

Technology sector: CCPA/CPRA requirements for data collection and use transparency
Healthcare: Strict HIPAA standards for medical organizations
Financial services: GLBA obligations for customer data protection
Education: Special FERPA requirements for student information processing

Service costs are determined individually, considering the company's scale of operations and industry specifics.