MDR ONE launches international privacy offering

Mishcon de Reya has launched an international privacy offering under the MDR ONE brand.

This service is part of Mishcon de Reya’s broader innovation offering and complements MDR ONE’s existing international employment law services. It offers centralised global privacy law support to multinational companies, empowering in-house counsel to manage their global legal operations effectively. This addition will enhance the MDR ONE proposition and provide a one-stop shop for global privacy support.

Jo Edgley, Head of MDR ONE and partner at Mishcon de Reya, commented: “Introducing a privacy service was a logical next step for MDR ONE. Our current clients will benefit from an easy-to-use global data service that complements our existing employment services. For new clients, the MDR ONE brand offers a straightforward solution to their complex global privacy needs.”

James Boyle, Partner at Mishcon de Reya, commented: “We are excited to officially be using the MDR ONE platform and brand to provide strategic privacy and data protection advice to technology and data rich businesses in a cohesive way. Alongside our work at Mishcon de Reya, we are looking forward to seeing how our new offering strengthens MDR ONE, expands their offering wider and responds best to our clients becoming increasingly international and searching for a single solution to their global privacy concerns.”

For more information about our global privacy offering, please get in touch with a member of the team.

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