Your firm's website is now scrutinised by both the ICO under DUAA 2025 and the SRA under the Transparency Rules 2018. Our free 140-point diagnostic identifies the critical gaps between your website and your obligations to both regulators — before either issues an enforcement notice.
Our independent 140-point audit evaluates every aspect of your firm's website compliance — across data protection (GDPR/DUAA) and SRA Transparency Rules. Understand exactly where you stand with both regulators.
Visible website violations across both ICO and SRA frameworks. Immediate enforcement risk and vulnerability to Claimant Bots and mass litigation.
Significant gaps across data protection AND SRA Transparency Rules. Multiple policy deficiencies likely to fail both ICO assessment and SRA spot-checks.
Some gaps in documentation, complaints procedure visibility, or price transparency. Improvements needed before either regulator reviews your site.
Meets both SRA Transparency Rules and ICO/DUAA requirements. Protected from regulatory enforcement and litigation exposure.
Get your no cost independent 140-point audit today and discover exactly what needs fixing — across both data protection and SRA requirements — before it becomes a costly problem.
Request Your free Audit ScoreOur comprehensive suite addresses every compliance requirement under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and the SRA Transparency Rules 2018, protecting your firm from regulatory enforcement on both fronts.
Fully updated and tailored privacy policy suite, compliant with the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and aligned with SRA transparency expectations. Written specifically for UK law firms handling sensitive client data.
Learn moreData Processing Agreement templates that satisfy Article 28 requirements and the SRA's outsourcing standards. Protect your firm from liability when engaging third-party data processors.
Learn moreAutomated Subject Access Request handling system. Meet strict 30-day deadlines under DUAA 2025, satisfy SRA file-management standards, and reduce manual workload while maintaining audit trails.
Learn moreProtect your Firm:
"It doesn't matter what your written Privacy Policy says if your website testifies to the contrary."
Most law firm websites rely on 'legacy' cookie banners that no longer meet the standards of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. These outdated trackers trigger hidden data flows to third parties before users even click 'Accept,' creating a trail of non-compliance. In today's regulatory climate, these silent leaks expose your firm to mandatory breach reporting under DUAA, Claimant Bots, potentially significant ICO fines, and SRA fitness-and-propriety questions for the COLP.
If your site drops a LinkedIn pixel before a visitor clicks 'Accept', your website has just testified that your firm is in breach of PECR Reg. 6.
Both the ICO and the SRA have made it effortless for disgruntled clients, competitors, or former employees to flag technical breaches. The ICO offers a 60-second cookie-concerns form; the SRA accepts complaints about Transparency Rules failures via its public Reporting Tool. Either route can trigger a formal investigation.
Check your website now View the ICO's Reporting TriggersWe identify "pre-click" trackers that leak data before consent. Your site stays dark until visitors explicitly agree — protecting against both ICO enforcement and SRA misconduct findings.
We map exactly where your data travels to international sub-processors, replacing vague disclosures with legally defensible clarity that satisfies both DUAA Article 28 and SRA outsourcing standards.
Compliance isn't a one-time fix. We monitor your site for new trackers, broken complaints links, missing price transparency, or SRA disclosure drift — ensuring you stay aligned with both regulators.
Verify your firm's website alignment with the 2026 Regulatory Framework
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With the full implementation of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and ongoing SRA Transparency Rules enforcement, the standard for 'Reasonable Care' has shifted. Our preliminary diagnostic provides an immediate assessment of your firm's website alignment, identifying technical discrepancies, 'Silent Data Leaks', and SRA disclosure failures that fall outside current regulatory requirements. Secure your forensic 140-point baseline to ensure your practice meets the new statutory expectations from both regulators before the next phase of active enforcement.
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