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Data & Privacy

Data privacy counsel for founders and engineers

Privacy policies and notices, CCPA/CPRA and GDPR issue spotting, data governance, and AI-system governance from IAPP-certified counsel (CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPM, CIPT) in Los Angeles, California. Additional privacy compliance work is scoped separately where your data practices or regulatory footprint require it.

Privacy notices, Terms of Service, and governance

Most companies need a privacy notice and Terms of Service before launch, then governance work as data practices mature. Each is scoped and priced separately below.

Privacy notice or policy
Data-map interview, CCPA/CPRA-scoped notice drafted to your actual processing, plus implementation notes.
$500
Terms of Service
Platform or product terms drafted to your model, including liability, arbitration, and IP provisions.
$500
Data & AI governance
Risk or impact assessment, vendor and DPA review, incident-response plan, or AI-system governance framework.
$500

What's included in a privacy notice engagement

  • A data-map interview covering what personal information is collected, why, and where it goes
  • A CCPA/CPRA-scoped privacy notice drafted to your actual processing, not a generic template
  • Implementation notes for engineering and product on what the notice commits the company to
  • GDPR scope added where the company has European users or data subjects

How it works

  1. 01
    Tell me about your matter
    A short questionnaire, scoped to what's reasonably necessary to evaluate the matter - nothing more.
  2. 02
    Conflict check and scoping
    A conflict check runs before anything substantive is discussed, then the scope and fee structure are confirmed.
  3. 03
    Engagement letter, e-signed
    A clear, written agreement with every required disclosure, signed before work begins.
  4. 04
    Work begins
    You get a direct line to the attorney handling your matter - not a triage queue.

Important

Eric Adar Carver is admitted to practice law in California only. “From” fees reflect matters whose complexity cannot be fully determined until your data practices are reviewed; scope is confirmed before an engagement letter is signed.

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