Our Free 140-point diagnostic identifies the hidden gaps between your firm's website and its obligations to both the ICO (under DUAA 2025) and the SRA (under the Transparency Rules 2018), providing the documented evidence required for statutory oversight
The forensic framework that mirrors how ICO investigators, SRA case officers, and professional claimant firms examine law firm websites
This framework covers the 14 critical categories of UK GDPR/DUAA website compliance, alongside the SRA Transparency Rules disclosures every regulated firm must display publicly. Every checkpoint is designed to move your firm's website from a posture of 'assumed compliance' to one of 'documented evidence,' protecting your PII insurance standing and professional reputation.
Our 140-point framework was built to mirror the forensic depth used by the ICO, SRA case officers, and professional claimant firms. We audit 14 critical categories — from PECR Reg. 6 technical consent and Article 44 international transfer protocols, through to SRA Transparency Rules disclosures (complaints procedure, price transparency, regulatory information).
A real-world diagnostic finding: 59% Risk Score. The audit detected 'Silent Leaks' that constitute a statutory breach. Click for full image.
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Download Redacted Sample Audit (PDF)Three specific 'Red-Flag' website risks unique to the legal sector
Law firms face unique website regulatory challenges in the age of digital transformation, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, and active SRA Transparency Rules enforcement.
Insurers are increasingly looking for evidence of website oversight. A failure to manage 'Silent Data Leaks', PECR violations, or visible SRA disclosure gaps can impact your firm's risk profile during renewal.
The SRA's focus has shifted toward website disclosure and digital governance. We ensure your website (your 'Digital Witness') matches the SRA Transparency Rules requirements — complaints procedure, price transparency, and regulatory information — that every regulated firm must display publicly.
Under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, claimants no longer need to prove financial loss to sue. A technical breach on your website is now enough to trigger a statutory penalty or a group claim.
We scan your website for trackers firing before consent (PECR Reg. 6) and map every third-party sub-processor script hidden in your code.
We cross-reference your site's actual behaviour against your Privacy Policy AND your SRA-required website disclosures, identifying 'Audit Drift' and legacy liability across both regulators.
We produce the documentation needed to prove 'Reasonable Care' over your website to PI insurers, the ICO, and the SRA in the event of an inquiry.
What You Get
A Red, Amber, Green-rated summary of your website's compliance posture, written for Senior Partners.
Line-by-line breakdown of every website non-conformity across both data protection and SRA Transparency Rules.
Exactly what it costs to close the website gaps (with the 7-Day Roadmap).
The questions your IT team and COLP need to answer today about your website.
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