Adam Panagiotopoulos

Associate, DWF LLP

Adam is an Associate at the Data Protection and Cyber Security team at DWF and a CIPP/E certified professional, specialising in data protection, privacy and information governance. He has provided Data Protection Officer (DPO), consultancy and legal services to UK and international organisations and advised on their information governance compliance.

Adam is experienced in advising organisations across the full spectrum of compliance requirements under privacy and data protection law. In particular, he is experienced in dealing with business-as-usual data protection and privacy issues, including records of processing, transparency and consent arrangements and data subject rights.

He is also experienced in supporting complex business transformations and projects, including the use of innovative technologies (such as AI-driven systems), healthcare innovation, marketing activities and compliance with cross-jurisdictional requirements.

In addition to his legal positions, he has worked at highly ranked universities as a tutor and contributed to policy-making and research projects in the area of emerging technologies.

Adam is very approachable, listens to the clients' issues and problems and provides practical and business-oriented advice.

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Data processing arrangements—representative sub-provisions—pro-controller and pro-processor

Precedents

This is a precedent set of optional sub-clauses for integration into provisions relating to arrangements between a controller and processor where one of the parties is required to appoint a representative under data protection laws. They are suitable for use where a counterparty is required (or may be required) to designate a representative under: (a) Article 27 of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR), Regulation (EU) 2016/679; or (b) under Article 27 of the United Kingdom General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR), Assimilated Regulation (EU) 2016/679. As explained in the drafting notes they may also be adapted for use in controller to controller or sub-processing arrangements.

Information Law