Global Data Privacy Law Firm in India for Global Compliance

In a data-driven world, privacy is your license to operate. AMLEGALS is a leading Data Privacy Law Firm in India advising global and Indian businesses on GDPR, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA), CCPA/CPRA, and cross‑border data transfer frameworks. We turn complex privacy regulations into practical, business-aligned strategy so you can scale confidently, reduce risk, and build trust.Our global data privacy services

Navigating global regulations with a single counsel

Your data privacy partner across India and beyondAMLEGALS serves clients across India and globally, with strong on-ground capability in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Kolkata, and cross‑border matters spanning the EU/UK, US, APAC and the Middle East. Whether you are a startup, scale-up, or multinational, our Data Privacy Law Firm in India aligns compliance with commercial realities.Led by a globally recognized Data Privacy Lawyer in IndiaOur practice is led by Mr. Anandaday Misshra, Founder and Managing Partner, widely recognized as a leading Data Privacy Lawyer in India. He advises on complex, multi-jurisdictional privacy, cross‑border transfers, and regulatory strategy, and contributes regularly to thought leadership on DPDPA, GDPR and AI governance. Under his guidance, AMLEGALS delivers outcome-focused, defensible compliance programs trusted by global and Indian enterprises.Why AMLEGALS

  • Business-first privacy: Compliance that enables growth, not just checklists.
  • Sector depth: Technology, SaaS, IT/ITES, fintech, e‑commerce, manufacturing, healthcare.
  • End-to-end capability: Advisory, implementation, training, audits, and incident response.
  • Integrated contracts: Seamless alignment of privacy with commercial contracting and vendor governance.

FAQs

  • Do Indian companies need GDPR compliance?

Yes, if you offer goods/services to EU/UK residents or monitor their behaviour (e.g., cookies, analytics), GDPR/UK GDPR applies, even without an EU/UK establishment.

  • What does DPDPA compliance involve?

Consent and notice design, purpose limitation, rights handling, grievance redressal, security safeguards, processor management, and deletion/retention governance.

  • How fast can you support a data breach?

Our incident team engages immediately for containment, forensics coordination, notifications, and communications to reduce regulatory and reputational risk.

  • What is the difference between data privacy and data protection?

Data protection is about security controls; data privacy is about lawful, fair, and transparent use. You need both, by design.

Take the First Step Towards Confident Compliance

  • Connect at info@amlegals.com or dataprivacy@amlegals.com
  • Call on Boardline- 91-8448548549

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